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... tlij 1 Rofcomnion, Samuel Owens, of Dnndermot, LENT-FREACHERS appointed his Grace the bifhop of Dublin, to PREACH in St. THOMAS’s-Chur. on Fridays, for the Year 1764. Match IN. 2 .. 3 April A new to ferve WenfV the Rt. Friday, Strert, ai Inna-Qu: Satuida ...
... con- fcnir this may be inferted in the Ipfwich Journal twice, or oftnejr. . WiMefi, Samud janes, ' The (X) Mark of Thomas Spitty. THOMAS THOMPSON^ This Day is Publifhid, (Price One Shilling) JTpHE new CHARTER granted to the Mayor, and Coin- JL monalty ...
... obedient humble Ser- vant, THOMAS COLE. N. B. As he continues to carry on the Gun-Trade in all its Branches, he flatters himielf (notwithstanding his Removal) with meeting the ufual Encouragement from ail around him. WHereas I Thomas Thompson, of South Benfleet ...
... year, th*' PARKS of HUMBIE, one by one. as ufual. The premiffes to be fhown, by Thomas Me' fat at Humby-houle. — And the articles of roup, may be feen in the hands of Thomas Cockburn, Writer to the Signer, Edinburgh. KETTLE BLEACHFIELD, 1764, Four miles ...
... a paffage of fix weeks, and fold by WILLIAM BORTHWICK and COMPANY, at their fhop. Lawn-market, Edinburgh, A curious ?? of HARDY TREE and SHRUB SEEDS, perhaps the moft compleat - co lection that ever has been imported to Scot- land, and all col'efted bya ...
... John Bell, Merchantin Berwick; Janies Atkinfon and company, Merchants in Newcaftle ; Thomas Hardie, fenior, Merchant in Alnwick; William Stuart, Merchant in Wooler ; Thomas Watfon, Writerin Hawick; and at the above Peter Robertfon's houle; at ail which places ...
... a pafiage of fix weeks, and fold by WILLIAM BORTHWICK and COMPANY,- at their (hop, Lawn-market, Edinburgh, A curious ?? of HARDY TREE and SHRUB SEEDS, perhaps the moft compleat colle&ion that evejr has been imported to Scot- land, and all collected by ...
... fudden Trrupiion of .he Indians j and that New-Yurk and the Jtrjfeys are preparing to follow the Example. Friday Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. Vice Admiral his Majefty's Fleet, was unanimoufly Member for Rochefter, in the Room of Lord Parker, now Earl of Macclesfield ...
... Britain, and are expected this Summer in England, to which they are to be accommodated in ii Man of War. They are faid to be a hardy, warlike Race, inveterate to the Spaniards, and will be an excellent Barrier, in cafe of any future War with that Nation. The ...
... be giveh; and if any creditor ftiffer by their neglecting to com- ply herewith, they have themfelves only to blame, james Hardy, Mr. Keith's Clerk, is authorized tb take the oaths of any creditors who may ap- pear before him, and a tbriimifliori is ? ...
... Certificates to be Granted. 16. Thomas Naylor , of landau. Merchant, Partner with James Walker, late ef New Fork, lut new of London, Merchant) 16. James Walker, late of New Fork, hut new of London, Merchant, (and Partner with Thomas Naylor, of London, Merchant ...
... Highway Robbery ; James Hurft, for Stealing a Lamb; Robeit Stephenfon, for breaking open the Houfe of John Hudfon, of Woolwich; Thomas Page, for robbing two Women near Rocheller. Sunday fomc Officers began to beat up in Weftminder, for Sailors 10 man the Ships ...