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... Kennedy 6t tierces 1 half birrcl pork. Thomas Olborne barrels pork. John North calks bacon. the John and Thomas, Flughes, Drogheda. lames 1 tobacco, 14c. pipe Haves,' In trfc N’allan, John HuJfc-n, Virginia. Blundell and boxes linen cloth. Matthew and 6;o ...
... 13- Beauty, Richards, with Barley, from Cardigan Ann arid Mary,' Morgan, with ditto and Oats, from ditto Nancy, Winlow, with Flour, Logwood, &c. from Philadelphia Succefs, Bains, with Timber, from Chefter John. Leather, ditto, from ditto Speedwell, Rowland ...
... his Majefty, for an cxclufivc n Trade to the River of Senegal, viz. Mr. Alderman Turner, John Largent, Anthony Beallon. John Ewer, James Johnfon, William Tennant, John Mill, Gilbert Franklvn, Samuel t Vaughan, William Bowden, George Farquar Kinloch, and ...
... the Comty of Surry, Brcwirs and Partners. .At Guildhall, London. xx. John Swainfon, late of Skipton the County of York, Draper and ' Mercer. —At the Kings-Arms, in Horsforth. 13. John Perrott, late of Ludgate-Hill, London, Merchant. —At Guildhall, London ...
... ruffes i-half Linen Yarn. John North ditto. Henry Ns harton ditto. John Anldcll 3 j ditto. Elizabeth k leetwootl 8 ditto. Sanutl Green ditto, 1 Pack Linen Cloth. John Rowe 10 Trulles i-half Linen Yarn, 171 Cow Hides. John Bcnfon and Co Fniffes 1 half ...
... Wife of John Bennet, of ringing a Pan, as is the Cnftom, to fettle Swarm of Bees, they fixed upon her Head, Neck, Bread, and Arms, and continued tiil the vening, when fhe Shook them off into Hive; and received no odier hurt than a few Stings her Arms and ...
... 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 ...
... therewith. The Major was ordered to call, ground your Arms, which was done, and then called for to March twenty Paces from them, which they did. Immediately the Swifs were ordered to furround their Arms, which was inftantly done, and Colonel Sarpe, with ...
... Friends to Candidates; in which one them received a Wound in the Sword Arm, and was obliged beg his Life. SHIPS arrived at LIVERPOOL fince our laft. Feb. 16. Hopewell, Evans, Oats, Cardigan Two Brothers, Davis, ditto, ditto Jane, Owen, Barley, Holyhead 17 ...
... 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 ...
... freighted with Money for this City; by the Crew of which we are informed, that four Men of ar, two Frigates, and a new Xcbeck are arming tlut Port; but their definition is not publickly known. Though the frequent Accounts from France, fome Time ago, of die Ravages ...
... London. 18. John Goddard, of London, Merchant, Dealer and Chapman. —At Guildhall, London. ;o. Richard Nedham, of the Borough of Leiccfler the County of Lekcflcr, Dealer and Chapman. —At the Three Cranes, Leictfler. at. John Lockwood and John Wardell, both ...