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... appear Nov. 15, 16, Dec. 14, at the Bell in fenaresbrough. -- Thomas Meatfh, of Little Hampton, Suffex, Ship-builder, Dealer and Chapman. To appear Nov. rz, 15, Dec. 14, at Guildhall. - Thomas French, of King Street, London, Linen-Draper. To appear Nov ...
... Bart. Sir Bryan Broughton Delves, Bart. Sir John Thomas Stanley* Bart. Comb' Hunt* Janie, Collycr, of March, Efq; Stretham. John W*lbech, Efq; Cornwall, John Waudon, Efq; John Eliot, of Trrhurlev, Thomas Trcfry, of Efq; Devcnjh. Charles Hale, of Jngfden ...
... order Mr Mayor the honour to dine with was right honourable Lord and Noel Sir Palmes bart Anthony Kecke Edward Nathan Efq Thomas others extremely courfes of each Venifoo Woodcocks of Game with country could produce conduced great order company did not ...
... levied by Military Colleaors, for-as to Perfons of civil . Employ, it w.as univerfally apprehended not one would be found hardy enough to undertake an Office fo difagareeable to all Ranks of People, as well as, dangerous in itfelf. - . They write from ...
... be levied by military collectors, for as to perions of civil employ, it was univerfally apprehended not one would be found hardy enough to undertake an office fo difagreeable to all ranks of people, as well as dangerous in itself. The lad Hague Ga/ette ...
... Sleet -At Guildhall, London, . i ), Thomas Cooke, cr late of S.z ...