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... has the faid John Wheble fo much as drawn up a ingle advertifement for the faid Magazine but they were prepared by this deponent though that department is trequently to the management of the publiher And this deponent faith that the faid John Whebl nor ever ...
... Merchant.—Robert Hare . Windfor - Street, London, Warelnmf William Gibftm, of Briftol, Linen-Li. May 28. John Marie, of New Bond - hM Watch-maker.—John Langfc.'i Wortley, Yoikfliire, Merchant.— Eir/. liartiett and Rebeccah Bartlett, of Briitol, Spiniier> ...
... having fatisfa&ion for injury he had received from him to which Count that ready fatisfa&ion pleafed notwithftanding he had Hill arm in a fling on account of his da-vicula having put out of joint by a fall two days before went St James’s Park when duel enfued ...
... may be fupplied with Rowley's famed Herb Tobscco and Souff, fo deferredy eftecmed by the Publick, Dublin 12 June I=7l. ’ St. JOHN’s ISLAND. CAPT. THOMAS DFSBRISAY, of his Majefty’s Royal Lith Regiment of Artillery, being appointed Licut. Governor, Secretary ...
... her iool for over and above what is already heard before the above Judge and granted CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT John Pollen Efq Cardigan hire Auguft at Cardigan Pembrokejhire Tuefday Auguft at Havertordweft Cannarthenftiire Monday Auguft at Carmarthen- Married Dr ...
... Ballymoney. O be fet and entered upon immediately, the Tuck-mill befide A the Corn-mill at the Town of Antrim, lately occuyicd by john Furd, Cicthier (now removed to America); the Mill is conftanly well upp'icd with Water, and very Conveniendly fitustéd for ...
... : —Alfo with a fine Print of th e great or go ld en Eagles l'''' ' T 1 an elegant Plate of the Arms of the noble Family of B r !, denell, Earl of Cardigan : All thefe beautifully On Copper) - to THE UNIVERSAL M AGAZI NI KNOWLEDGE and PLEASURE: For JUNE ...
... each common man By the laft letters from Virginia we have a dreadful account of the overflowing of the Rappahan- telbufy at Cardigan Mrs Murrah at the Cranes at Bath Mr Taylor Bookfellerj at Briftol Mr Cadell Book feller at the Devifes Mr Burrough Bookfellerj ...
... complement. A treaty of marriage is on foot, and a day or two will be confumated, between the Hon. Henry St. John, Efq; brother to Lord St. John, and Mifs Barbara Bladen, of St. George's-ttreer, Hanovcr-fquare. It is very remarkable, but not more remarkable ...
... Houfe be Smith tfelve o’clock precifely HANBURY Steward for on at Angel Wednefday King’s on Thurfday the Beaufort Arms Ladies on Arms on at the Angel and Thurfday at King’s Head Affembly at the Town Original BRITISH HERB TOBACCO By the King’s Letters ...
... Adver ANTED or at Michaelmas' a a fmall I- oihev Surplice and required-— re Rev duller nor bury ISAAo u TAYLOR at the Butcher’s Arms the es the CouriV have over will be the of Aug Inft the belongin' the e Hiire A MARE five Years upwards 14 high her a nicked ...
... the Lake of AzolandtheStackSea, in the Fortrels vere found 70 Pieces of Cannon,..and a largo •. Magazine of- Provifions, and Arms. Prince Dolgoeucki has now nothing fuether to do than to take the Fotrefs of Balacklaw, the ttrongieft, in the Crimea, t 6 ...