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... and barbaroufly wounding Mary the Wife of John Davis, of Omberiley, with a Mowing Scythe ; whereby her Life is in great Danger. `The Right Honourable the 'Lord Chancellor has been pleafed to appoint Mr. John Chambers, Attorney at Law at Coventry, a Matter ...
... 9*8, and and 20,2+0, prizes too 1. each. Friday No, +3,771, and 109, were draw prizes of tool, each. Ycfterday Sir John Fielding, Knt. John Spinnage and William Kelynge, hfqrs. committed to Newgate, from the Public Otiice in ow-ftreet, Mr. J G n, Attorney ...
... Plaintiff; It was proved that the Bruifer received 1. s.. For the City Job; - I'd Spent at Cardigan Head, a to o Job to the Houle of Lords, 6 6 0 Spent at the King's Arms, --- Windfor Job, - IO IO O . Total On Friday Evening the Coroner's Inqueft fat on the ...
... the Ambaffador of the Ottoman Porte at the Court of Berlin about fix years, our Politicians wonder at this Monarch's taking arms againft the Turks. Several young Noblemen, particularly Lord Spencer Hamilton, brother to the late Duke, and uncle to the prefent ...
... je- fty at the Chapel Royal at S^. James's : Tbe fword ol ftate was carried to and from Chapel by the Right Hon. the Lord Cardigan. H-s Royal Highnef. the Duke bf York, who has been indifpofed with a fever and fore throat, is fo well recover- ed, tbat ...
... Frampton cattle of forts Graflington Yorklhire horned Stockport cattle pedlars ware 5 Cornwall a hops Bury Lancafhire cattle Sec Cardigan-fhire horfes (lockings and pedlars Weft Looe Cornwall oxen fheep a hops 6 Burnley Lancafhire cattle See cattle See 7 Aberfaaw ...
... a Handkerchief, which Dunftan's, by J. C. Sole, Efq ; the Bodies of John Kelly, and John he conleffed he had nolen : One of the Shirts he fold to an old Callaghan, by the Oath of John Haiolow, with violent ,ifisicion of Cloathfw omen, and another he had ...
... 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 ...
... Dedjordjhire, Philip Field, of Barton. Bucks, George Richard Carter, of Chilton. Cumberland, John Chriftian, of Uncrigg. Chejhire, Peter Brooke, of Mere. Camb. Hunt, John Goddard, of Elm. Cornwall, Thomas Trcfry, of Fowey. Devon, Poll pored. Dorfttjhire, Tho ...
... Thu D;.) i. psbUfued, (PrlcJJj. id. inß Neatly prime.', in i li.ee Vtlumet, t'rav.n Oct Illnitiueil with 4.11 paternal Coats Arms c* ' buppoiteis, .vlo,toe.-, elegantly I>£ERAGIi or, Prcent , the N,.biiity Eng'ai d, Scotland, & lre ,te, Containing an Account ...
... the Hon. James Brudenell, Brother to the Earl of Cardigan, was married, at St. George's Church, Hanover Square, to the Hon. Mils Legge, Sifter to the Earl of Dartmou.h. Lift Friday Night died, in the Arms of a few Friends the OLD INTEREST of Oxford/hirr ...
... 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 ...