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... of the ladies of the bed-chamber to the Princefs Amelia. : a7. At Edinburgh, Mr John Crawfurd, for to Mr Patrick Crawfurd, merchant ia that city. At Edinburgh, Mrs Helen Erfkine, re- of Capt. John Erfkine, and daughter of Sir William Douglas of Kelhead ...
... Leith, were cleared to fail fame dry. The jannet,\Vatlon, belonging to Giafgow, is ar- rived at D>fart,lrom Middleburgb; the Helen, Wor- kman, at Cork, from Clyde; the Nelly, Malcom, in Clyde, 'rom Cork ; the Coufins, Mackenzie, atßel- faft, from Stornoway; ...
... I BRISTOL, WbdnisdaY, July i*. i Arrhscd et tkt Horw at is, L*dy Moyfton, Major Ball, Major Crawfurd, C»pt. Bartlett, Dr. Orpin, Mr. and Mr*. Bond, Mr. and Mil. Whitmore, Rev. Mr. Davies, Mr. Townfend, Mr. Hoyle, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Pan, Mr. Lee, Mr. Chin ...
... friends and relations will accept of this as a proper intimation of his death. Same day, at the ufual time and place, Chriftian Crawfurd ftood on the pillory, for prevarication upon oath, in the cafe of Raeburn, mentioned in our laft. Saturday evening, a man ...
... fufficiently corretl for publication. BRISTOL, WEDNESDAY, July 12. Arrived at the HOTWILLS, Lady Moyflon, Major Ball, Major Crawfurd, Capt. Bartlett, Dr. Orpin, Mr. and Mrs. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore, Rev. Mr. Davies, Mr. Townfend, Mr. Hoyle, Mr. Stephens ...
... Launceflon man of war, that had the mo- tley for Plymouth-yard, ran a-ground going out of the Needles. She is fince come to St. Helens, and has delivered her money on board his Majefty's (hip Borfet. This morning fhe failed, and likewife ran a-ground, but is ...
... common napery breadth, and narrow cam- brick , at 3d. Lawns at 2d. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in ti e Weft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carrubher's clofc, Edinburgh ; by Mrs. Low in tise Shcrifr-brae ...
... commonn apery breadth, and narrow Cam- brick', at Id. Law ns at 2d. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in the Weft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carruhber's do! ...
... commonn apery breadth, and narrow Cam- bricks, at zd. Lawn^ at zd. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Pattick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in the W eft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carrubber's clofe, Edinburgh j by Mrs. Low in the SbcrifT-brae, ...
... common napery breadth, and narrow cam- brirks at 3d. Lav. ns at 2d. Ciuth is trdrcn in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in tl « Wcif-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter a.id Company, ar the head of CarrubberN c!oic, Edinburgh; by Mrs Low in the Sheriff-brae, and ...
... common napery breadth, and narrow cam- brick*, at 3d. Lawns at ad. Cloth is taken in byMr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in the Weft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carrubber^s ciofe, Edinburgh ; by Mrs Low in the Sherifi-brac, and ...
... common napery breadth, and nai row cam- hricks at 3d. Lawns at Id. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in the Wcfl-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carrubber's clofc, Edinburgh; by Mrs. Low in the Sheriff-brae, and ...