... given'.—lt ofF'-r'd he Ibid or pawn'd, . (ifaw it, and give Notice as above. THE ANGEL INN Chippenham, formerly kept by Mr. Thomas Stroud, and fince his Deceafe by his Widow, is now fitted up, and OPEN'D, William andStroud, (Late Ann Brook/nan, from the ...

... * 0 ( Poor of the faid arl j $ hereby Promife a to be paid by them r . either of the s » (o'' Sparks, James le^ Veal, and Thomas may be brought to 1 1.,!)»'1'/1 UE«C» Wli James Flower, 0 jj of Bath, Cordwainer, 6 |,i 5 Feet 4. Inches htg» with the Small ...

... the apprehending each or either of the Offenders, James Sparks, Charles Sparks, James Ayler, James Willis, Rich d Veal, and Thomas Hancock, he or they may be brought to Juftice. DESCRIPTIONS. James Flower, of St. Michael, in the City of Bath, Cordwainer ...

... Majelty's Revenues of Excife. To conllitute and appoint Edward Ycunge, Chrftopher Rigbv, John Trenchard, Thomas WyoJham, Daniel Bull, George Blounv, and Thomas Bradfhaw, Ei'qrs. to be Commiliionei of. Taxes. To conftituje and appoint William Blair, John Barnard ...

... Molineux, Efq. who is appointed Gentleman Ufher of he Black Rod, in the Room of Sll Septimus fon, Knt. deceafed. „ On Monday Thomas Pratt, Efq. Brother Lord Camden, was appointed Keeper Treafury Records, a Place of +001. f Yefterday Lord Allen, of the Kingdom ...