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... At Edinburgh, Mrs Chriftian Watfop, widow of Dr Archibald Campbell, profeiTor church-hiflory in the univerfny of St Andrew's. 17. Pilrig, Mrs Marion Elphinfton, daughter of the deceafed Sir John Elphinfton of Logie, Bt. At Edinburgh, Mrs Janet Dalrymple ...
... afterwards fent to King James in France). In the confeffion, the faid Sir George Hewit (who had been made a Lord by King William) begged pardon of God and King James, for his difloyalty nnd rebellion ; and declared in it, that the night before King James went ...
... S|, ir l . rml Caithnefi, Mrs Ifabella ' W *' c °f Robert Manlon-Sinclair of fq; Edinburgh, Mrs Elifabeth Hamilte, of Mr Malcolm Gibfon, advo- Edinburgh, Mrs Hope, widow of y' , ert Hope furgeon Edinburgh 'l c his feat at Stowe, Richard Gren( ni P' e ...
... Berwick, vacant by the death of Mr John Gowdie. to prefent the Rev. William Learmonc to the church and parifli of Old Luce, in the county of Wigton, vacant the death of Mr James Tweedale. aB. to approve the appointment of Mr Peter Ancker to his Dinifh Majefty's ...
... by Mr JEFFERSON, (CounfeUor of Portugal), MrWEBB, ■Ribero (leader of the confpiracy) Mr MIELS, . ?? Mr Smith ; Roderic, Mr Chnrteiis ; Antonio, Mr ?? a ; Ramitez, Mr llolloconibe ; Ccrea, ...
... a natural about feventeen years of age. Tlie cccafion of his Excellency's rife thus related. Tlie late King having a violent pain in his thumb, Dr Ward was called; who having previoufly made himfelf minutely acquainted with the diforder, prepared noftrum ...
... conliderable fervice. On Mr. Woodward's return to England, he was in- ftantly engaged by Mr. Garrick, as a ?? fupport to eftabliih him in the management of Drury-Lane, which hs had at that time piirchafed inconjunftlon with Mr. Lacey ; that great manager ...
... Phyfcians. Prefident, Mr Inchbald; and Dr Laft, with the celebrated Song of Little Bingo, Mr Dutton. To which will be added, a celebrated Farce, called The NEW REHEAPSAL; or a Ptep behind the Curtain. C-b (the Author) Mr Dutton; Lady Fuz, ...
... Prefident, Mr In>; ib_.nl; and Dr Laft, with the celebrated Song of Li x tle Bl ngo, Mr Dutton. To which wil! be added, a celeb-ated Farce, called The NEW REHEARSAL ; or a P ep behind the Curtain. Gib (the Author) Mr Dutton; Lady Fuz, Mrs ...
... Berwick, vacant by the death of Mr John Gowdie. to prefent the Rev. William Learmonc to the church and parifli of Old Luce, in the county of Wigton, vacant the death of Mr James Tweedale. aB. to approve the appointment of Mr Peter Ancker to his Dinifh Majefty's ...
... — This inftrument which, only two years ago, was purchafed at jol. by the deceafed Mr Michael Nafmith, clerk tothe liguet, was then efteemed fo remarkably cheap, that Mr. Nafmith refufed 60 1. for it immediately after, and as he was at confiderahle expcnce ...
... Divinity, Lv the late Dr Dodd.idie, a ne.v edit, cae vol. 4to. Price bis. 2. Dr I'carcc Biihop ol Rocheflcr's Commentary on the four Fvan-c- -lills, a::d the Epiftles, 2 v. Royal Qnarto, ptice sL 12s. 6d. .5. Sermons by the Ir.te Rev. Mr Carr, 3 v. pric- ;s ...