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... all their garrifons and with their arms, drums beating, colours' flying, and the troops to have fold of cannon, with two rounds and eacb, and two rounds per man, upcn co that the inhabitants afterwards lay dawn their arms and that all the forts, fans, pills ...
... IRELAND. DNMI, 40;i1;. — Friciiiy morning, a dreadful ire broke oat in the Suter-home of Med: Roche and Nettervilk, is Church-Arm, great port of which has been coofumed, together with refined Sagan sad UttroGis, to a very confiderable amount. By the of the ...
... young Ones quite fledged wee taken from a Tree in a Ground belonging to Mr. John Inn of Gedney in Lrecolnfhire. On Tuefday Night the Houle of Mr. Sheridan, at tie Paviours Arms in Fifhmongers Alley in the Borough, was broke opts, and robbed of Money and ...
... the Youth. Birmingham, April *o. At the Affizes StafFord, John and David Jones, for breaking open Barn and Stable;. Thomas Warburton, for robbing two Houfes-, one at AfhlCy and the Ecclefhall; John Beckett, for Stealing a Gelding from Mr. Salt; fofeph Hadley ...
... Locltwood bert Briilgc Jof. Keeling .?, Fd. Lrnilfon John Kirch J. Godfalvc Hhi. Hour, od Rdw, Rrnfon jun. gj Wni. Mildmay Nath S-eevens John Tyrrell J st.LegerDuuglas ot. White, Cl. Jo* Strutt John Cook D. I'hompfou Stonc-J. Galeivue 1 Pr. Dn Cine ham ...
... three o'clock, a fire broke out in the Was leading a Colt with the halter twitted round his arm, the colt workfhop of Mr. Flaggett, Bellows Maker, in St. John's Street, took fright, and after dragging him a confiderahle way, gave but by the affiftance ...
... foghorn in the County tf Norfolk, Watch maker, Dealer and Chapman. 30. John' Terry, the City of Coventry, Dyer and Chapmanr JO. John Coram, of the City of Brtftol, Ironmonger. 30. John Eames, of the City tf Brifltl, Habtrdafber tf Hath and Brewer. April ...
... Authority, • Monday July 1, Imo publitigti, Price 6 d. (Illuftrated with a new and accurate Map, drawn from a late Survey of Cardigan(hire, a finely engraved Head of the famous Sir Philip Sidney ; a curious Copper. Plate, No. 11. on the malting of Charcoal ...
... Sept. 7, at the Dog and Duck in Kingfton upon Hull. Davs appointed for the Payment of Divio ends. Auguft 14. John Tozer, Aaron Tczer, and John C.briftepher Weguelin, of Lonaon, Merchants and Copartners.—At Guildhall, London. 14. Davies Barclay , of Catteton ...
... ftripped off his Shirt, there were difeovered a Collar Iron round his Neck, which was fattened to two Straps that went under his Arms, which two were fattened four others that went round his Body, they were likewife fattened to two that went to the Bottom ot ...
... Honourable Bolen Sotton, Erg; called Lord rt Sutton, Hewett, Zig; g o , ug h o f gen Redford. Jahn White, John Shelley. Mgrs. of Newark open Trent. John Manners, names Theritten, Cooney of Wanekk. Sit Charles Merdatun, San. Cesves Rig Borough of Toenworth ...
... Earl of Kgmont hath undertaken to fettle thelfknd of St. John in the Bay of St. Lawrence, at the Expence of Self and Friends, without putting the Nation to any Charge. 7, We hear the Earl of Cardigan has put in his Claim to the Ifland of St. Vincent, one ...