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... 'Stephen Ió 0 WO ' sz. I . fince, the at Bath, ,Pry fe Campe of thre Cords of the Trealltry. srliansentlos Cardigan town, in - - - - 1 of John Campbell, re;• - Pensiordkefhise. He of the coheireffes of Sir Ft, Of Oarboles, Nor- One Aloe Ides And three ...
... Adjoarornent thereof, which happen next after Thirty Days from the fiat PuLluation of the undermentioned Name, six. FIRST NGTICE. John Walker, formerly of Boorbury, in the County of Cheficr, YiEtualler, and late of Vs hitt:notch, in the County of Salop, Labourer ...
... likewife adminifired Sheriffs appointed b)' a in Council, for the Year 1 76 1 . John Houghton, of Bsghill, Efq; Drrby,frire, Samuel Shore, of Norton, Efq; Hrreferri i hire, John Cotterell Brookes, of Garman, Efq; Oxford/hire, Charles Price, of Rotherheld ...
... 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 ...
... iloar-band that a certain Contmittee- nobleD— in the adminiti if Men, man got at the King's-Arms, will be riven at oppofstion) is ill being an addition to the arms of his family. It is reported that there will be a great hop. sport of L—! (replic ping match ...
... Monro, in order to receive his wages ; John Shales, for ftealing near tool. out of a houfe in Porttinouth ; Richard Baker, for a rape at Portfmouth ; John Lee Brazier, for ftealing a grey mare at Wimering ; John Hurdle, for the murder of his wife at Lyminton ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...
... our lan) and Tho- F.llerthaw, for lbeep-ilealing, received nce of death. John Lever, 4dv.ard Wil,,. and Hugh Johefon. (likcwife mentioned o• r la(I) are to be tranfporud ; alfo John' tit, for Pealing out of a pond belong./ Lady Egerton ; Ann Richmond, alia ...
... Publick Houfe in Weft-Smith. field, for committing the molt deteftable Crime of Sodomy upon John Finnimore. Two were call for Tranfportation for (even Years, viz. John Sieffield,Vor Pcck:t of Mr. Downes of a silk C' N ° . 1283. '~ . 1 Handkerchief, and Chatles ...
... marked and noinbeted on John Swinton's Farm at Bunton, near Nortiissich, dole adjoining the River Wearer. The Oak Trees full grown, and fit for Ship Timber and Plark. Any Pe.fmi mindful to purchafc, may ..pply to the laid John Swinton, who will thew the ...
... cover the right of ow troops at a few leagues dillance. The Tartars of the region of Cabardia and Mount Caucafus have taken arms, and wade a fuccefsful incurfion into the territories be. tween the Don and the Wolga. We have juft heard, that a bloody battle ...
... the Fienelit of the Decree in this Caufe. JOHN ASEBY, Reginer. In the COURT of CHANCERY. For the fcvcral Counties of Flint, De-thigh, and Montgomery.T.' BETWEEN Jaws Kta X swat, Widow and Adrniniflratrix of John Kirk►am, Ge tkrnan, dcceafeA, Complainant ...