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... competent One ? They delired the Counfel on both Sides to plead upoYi that Point, when Mr. Rea and Mr. Dalrymple, on the Part the Pannel, and Mr. Iliay Campbell and Mr. 9 .llicitor Dundas on that of the Prolbcutors, had long and learned Pleadings upon the ...
... Parith of King's-Norton, now under- Leaf e fur twenty one Years to Jab;sPilmer, about twelve of which are yet - to come. further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Dolphin, of Hall-Green, or of Mr. Wiliam of Dudley. N. B. Mr. Thomas Whitaker, of ...
... the who attempted , the life of the King at Villa Viciofa, can' ■ not be brought make any confeflio l • . is accomplices, but rather feems «e 3 ' Una tic»' ' London Dec. 25. According to pri( letters from Lifbon, Mr Lyttelton a tely prefer.ted a very ...
... To be had at our Warehoufe, the King's Arms, No, 45, oppofite to the Seffions-houfe, Old Baily, London, in Botties at gs, and 25, 6d, each; and at Mrs, Upton's, in Weft. rchard, Coventry, - Wber; likewife is to be had Dr, Warker's Srrciric Purcineg Remeny ...
... highnefs had read it, j. 11 Richard, on his knee, prefented that 01 the King; which the Prince, with «*?t affability, promifed to deliver. Of nich the following is a copy. To the KING. Illuflrious Sire, - tver grateful for the fucceffivebleffmgs f. ? y°ur ...
... bury, M». King Mrs. Mr. Sefmour f Wind for, Mr. Blake Alton, Mr. Mr. Nuyes; BoAngiftoko. M'.Sbiftori y CJiriflrhurchi', Mr. Ingram} FMeftam, Mr, ...
... telir-day morning, thehon.Mrs Maitland was fafely deliverd ugdrum in Fife. sday died at Dalhoufie caftle, n. lady Jean Ramfay, aunt Jalhoutlie. ter from Golfton, Dec. 20 Lh):l 1 azep, un Mis wif met thie Ty 12110 up in fuch a mauner, that the attendunts ...
... yet to coma und un.expireJ. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Dolphin, at Hall-Green, near Birmingham, or of Mr. Wiliiarn clue, Mercer, in Dudley. . N. B. Mr. Thomas Whitaker, of King's-Nortun, will a+. the • . tbs PUBLIC. ANIEL BROCK, FrirlldA:ta ...
... and the facetious Mrs. berg •. And Anecdotes of the Peace, and the Peace-makers. v And Thurfday, the luftani, will pubiijhd, Price dd. The SUPPLEMENT to the above ZINE, for the Year 1769. Embellifhed 1. The Portrait of the pious Dr. Squint^ His fair ...
... Sir George tanvta*? Mr. Haa Mr. Sty Mr. Mr. Leeds, and Mr. Petition from the of Will .his day his Majefiy at St' Jam Francis Dclaval, The Luke of Bedford is very ill of a dangerous disorder !«. his Itomach. His Grace attended by ...
... Copper-Plate. Cuts, very is mo . E--• 9 R. -••a. ;hat the Magnate, as now preptred and lion, ha', at Lowbrideit ; Mr. Huot es and Mr. Mr r • Lot 111. A Mange or Dwelling-hou le, fituate in Churect of their Ants engr.sed, uillibe Given g skis in the Courts ...
... s-fchool. Dr. Hawkfworth, Mr. Sheriff Town fend, Councilor Harvey, Mr Foote, and feveral perions of dil-tintfion were prefent, who exprefled great at the performance. Mr. Garrick was kind as to accommodate the young Gentlemen with dreffes gratis, and ...