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... is apt-to appear.”] ‘lt is reported that Lord Egmont is to have the Property of the Ifland of St. John in the Gulph of St. Lawrence ; and that Lt d Cardigan claims the valuable and important Ifland ,as graniéd by King George tfig Firft. — . V 1 pear, from ...
... London, Lmmn-ihapvrr CesTif icatfu to grantrii. March 9. John Charles S mlnicr, of Broad-ftrert, LooJon, Merchant. '''• March 9. John Blyih, Stepney, Midillcfcx,- Salelnian. »v,V- ( March 9. John Grattan, London, • •. 'j March 9. Thomas Heys now l.ue- cf Livi ...
... Guiluhall, London. Certificates be Granted. March 9. John Charles Saumier, of Broad-firtet, London, Merchant. 9 John Blyth, of Stepney in the County of Middlo/cx, SthJ. man, Dealer and Chapman. 9 John Grattan, of London, Merchant. ■9 Thomas Heys, now or late ...
... Nights at Sea, brought into Cardigan-Bay in Wales, There wire two Irifli Mails, and King’s Meffcngcr on lioarJ. Lad Week di ! at his I the Rules the King’s Bend , vvlreie had betn 1 illonei fixteen Ment is, tie ingenious John Tull. s Uentlem hi was tie ...
... 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 ...
... at the Old Bailey, when two Prifoners were capital) , conviaed, viz. Timothy Steward and James Rocket, alias John Price, for affaulting John Pennington in the Street near Shadwell, knocking him down with a Poker, and robbing him of a Pinchbeck Metal Watch ...
... is 6d bound in Buck's Delight Colle&ion humorous Songs I V RIP hi RoVal Oak of Mr John Tear only are to is Mile and Totnes Prfon inclined to the te all applying Sir John or to Mr Tolcher Hoe in Plymout Public: Notice is hereby given Carpet Manufactory ...
... Body, but except his Arm and Thigh, is raw-bon'd and thong made, and frequently puts on old tattered and ragged Clothes to beg in, and by !hewing his withered Arm, endeavours to excite People's Compafli on and goes Limping. John Wood, alias Brown, alias ...
... Poatclaed; Tho. Moirice, Innkeeper, in Kitk- hatlel David Pom, at Tbiepton, niyh Reihbury ; John Thomp- fon, Inakeepci, in Felton; Mi! Robinfon, Mctchant, in Belfotd ; John Hill, Tallow- ch.ndler, iv Berwick; Robert Young, Mct- chant, in Norh.m; Ales. Graham ...
... Soveriign in his own Apartment •and being called over Garter King of Arms, a Procelliou was made from thence the Great Council Chamber, in the following OrJer : Earl Bute. Earl Cardigan. Earl of Lire >!». Duke of Bedford. Duke Leeds. Kis Royal Prince William ...
... Monday,', were Prince William, Duke of Leeds; Duke of Bedford, Earls of Lincoln, Cardigan,' and Bute. The Hon. Col. Graeme, and Stephen Martin Leake, Efq; Garter King at Arms, are appointed his M'ajefty's Commiffioners for inverting his Moft Serene .Highnefs ...
... Sovereign in his own Apartment ; and being called over Garter King of Arms, a Proceflion was made from thence tire great Council Chamber, in the following Order: Earl of Bute. Earl of Cardigan. Earl of Lincoln. Duke of Bedford. Duke of Leeds. His Royal Highncfs ...