... N Sunday the 7th inftant, a Charity T Sermon was preached Pontefraft, ▼ by the Rev. Mr. Sturdy, the Vicar, for the benefit of ourCJencral Infirmary, when the fumof 1. 10 s. was collected for that humane inftitution. was at John Bell, that place, Mifs Polly Fotfier\y ; a genteel and beautiful young lady, with a fortune of SCOOI. On Thurfday lad was marrkd, Francis of Gray's-inn, London, Mifs ...

... ,H. AST week, the Right Hon. Lord L T Vifcount Irwin gave a benefaction I,* fifty guineas to our General Infirmary; Lady Irwin has fubfcribed five guineas ; Robert Stansfield, Ediolt, hve guineas; Mr. Samuel Powell, one guinea ; and Mr. Jortnia Rogerfon, one guinea, annually to the laid Infirmary. On Saturday evening the 13th inft. Elizabeth Skirrow, a young woman Otley, who had been felling ...

... hear from Halifax, that lince our laft, W four more perfons hare been iippre. herded near that place, On fufpicion of clipping and counterfeiting the gold coin of this kingdom, rite. One Varley and his fon of Luddendcn Mill ; and one Hill and one ' 9f Greetiind, the Utterof whom found I f -■» . ' bT king means make his from the perforis fet to euard'him. And, we hear, that Thomas Sunderland, ...

... Lsnut fol ihi many Fas ts thrv have already received, Beg Leave In m. ihem, that the leni.ainin^ Pa ...

... in Brailsford, Ed- itajlon, and teoveh Hales, in the County of Derby, and all lying, except Teovely, near the Midway on the Turnpike Road that leads from Derby to Ajb- borne. Por further Particulars enquire of Mr. Richard Whitby, Attorney at Law at Derby; or Mr. John Neivcomb, Steward to the faid Earl, at Staunton- Harold, Letcejlerlbire; or of Mr . William Cox , at Brailsford aforefaid, who ...

... St. James's, on the 24th of November, 1769, On Saturday, Dec. 16th, 1769, ...

... *h Ct»eral Iguarltr Seffims ef Pt.TCt *ar tkt Ki»f, htlJ Mirfdh, in tJSf.r thifiii «« U'ei'mfilay lit toti tf jMutrf, iu Iht yrtr if lie raft tf ItrSevrrttjn Leri Cnrft lit V Crttl Bril/th, and f> forth, lefhri Wiliam Lewd, keftrt Ffowtrti Sltf*' H'offia, tad J’.ha Ordt, Kfparti, Kaytor, Ofrk, aadttttnh Majtjh't Jiijlkti of the Ptutr, to ktef lit Ptact of lit natty TT having been reprefeoted ...

... Mod admired Pieces from Mii.tom, Th rco*, and ether A-r.lisr.- ’Tit virtue the*, Mreß virtue, vhici is the hatd ini tI- a-.i.i at tii Education, and net a forward fertnef, cr cur lirtl. ort, ef fn/lirg . ,■!! other cimf.iertthnt and accovfltjltnenls fiouhlgive vay and f yy'iuS tcl’ri . This it the and fabjlaati.il good, v/U h Tutors not 01.11 re :d f.eSh ', 1 cad teH of, bat the ...

... the leave* o': m.i'icc nr.i lailion. t. r. i:n. her is the celehrated 'Taycho, uhoictharacter is admirably \' c!l drawn in a bool;, called 7bt AdretJurts ef At m. the tr:c.„ tliis zO'cncus creature lurking like l-e£t Alter, till the. Mini Hers are entangled lome unlucky web when out lie tallies, with all the fury of that poifonous reptile, glut the malevolence his nature with their turn. ...

... E hear from Halifax, that Saturday T W T laft, ven more perfons were apprehended at that place, on fufpilion clipping and counterfeiting the gold coin of this kingdom ; and when they join their brethren in iniquity in York-Caftle, 'tis faid, there will not ids than delinquents in that goal, who are to take their trials the for thefe pradices only. One night fall week, William Hartley, of ...

... Such a Pei(„i may hue cn'tam Ktnt.l»v I y ip- plying to Johm Mnensis, Coach-Maker, 111 C ...

... bleffirg to the Commons of this land, that ccn‘ cerning the rights the cledlors, and the mc‘ die elected, the judicial power veiled in the Houle Reprcfcntatives, and them alone ; and herein their power rtiuil be lute and definitive ; for, as of Parli‘ ament, they can have fuperior ; confcquent‘ ly, from their judgments there can be no appeal. That in -rtiatters concerning their c\vn pri‘ ...