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- arday’s Sunday’s tofts. t f» s^umi^ LONDON, yifrii ». hlwtn fvt fit mltifrtm Itx/t*. letter* juft received ..
... hnndted and cighty-ninc Oak Tree*. from appears that p or f cr particuUrs, enqnirc J'tmet Supreme Counal ot Beng»l, ini .| l4(n , wh will flicw il«« ...
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From the police. -Public Office, Bow Street Loridon, Dec. 9, 1774. -, A MURDERER. - ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE ..
... i rtY f age ' five feft ' ,oul ' in f he ' s hi B h > black Wr, rather Vt inclined to curl, iwarthy complexion , black eyes, very heavy browed, his eve-brows irrow. ffii_ftr^^i; c sâ¢rr , ?^ ?e!S - w,^« A i^^jsswi, ss* thickiet irotk he was born at Lines Gate, in Dorfetfhire; and is a labourer: Charged with murdering Ann Chappel, servant to Henry Bishop ol Novembei lalt. len guineas reward ...
Ta be SOL D,
... Ta SOL D, Good and compaft DWELLING-HOUSE, inMarygate, in ihe Borough of Htrwick upon Tweed, now in the Robert Taylor, Bookftller. And ONf.-KOURTH PART of SALMON FISHERY, in the river Tw«tJ, known liv the nr.mc Ntov Water. And Another SALMON EISUkRY there, known by the name Whitefaud> and Boat-holes, let ito I. per amuun. For fnnh.r purticiilats, en ...
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ABSCONDED,
... Prom Pringle, Smith, at F.fint, in the county if thnmierland, lOfeph Smith, an Apprentice to the id John Pringle, on Satnrdijr tlie of Ai'guft, in cveslog, o> culjr on the Sunday following, yearn. if about fiva feel five inclie* hii;li, Iwarthy complcsion, black liair, and fllglitly pitted with the fmall poi, and may mike hii appeatancc titltcr in ctarec-eolumcd or in fuit of black, bad ...
KELSO RACES, 1773
... To R U y';r, over L ' Sejr Kilfo, ufin Juefi) the ntl ej .tugijl, 177;, FIFTY FOUNDb, by utitual houters, oi Jail Lifoii; to carry 11 ft .nc r.ngUilt, that hate not been fweat* between the id Jan'iaiv, 1773, and thcillof April the laid year; to pay two gttioe.ts entrance; tlie winning horfc pay out guiin* , i.ra.u* drurot, colours, other eiptutts; the bell of thrte fout-m lc heats. Upon ...
To the PUBLIC
... the PUBLIC. CHARLES WORKMAN, Skirwith, near * Penrith, aged it, do herel»y acknowledge, that I hare been locally blind for the fpacc lour yean, W liy die of Ood, and Mr Bello * alfiitance, wa» reftored of both eye* to perfel June, with little no pain, which lilelling coutitine (till enjoy, a* witoeft my hand, _ X We, tlie Church-warden* in the patifli of Skirwillt, do certify, ...
laoadon end Ntwcnflld Port Bgyray of Weatherby and Boroughbtidgr, vraich is miles nearer than way of York, mC ..
... Mr Jtques’s, the George and »ue Boat Inn, Ilolhorn, London; and from Mr **, in Netvcaftle, every day (Sundays excepted]; parries fix infide pafßugcts, each to pay to Bfcom Kewcaftk, al. yls.—from Durham, al. its. sd. —ftoagDailiogton,. aj. ys. jd —fr6m Nunhallcrton, ii. js. fron-A)rt>ughbridge, il. its. 6d.—and tt ...
and Sunday's Pofts. Arrhtd Msiifivm Franc*. Paris Dte.to. CMueAura* formed here open Jp - dwanml of Dr Franklin ..
... A raaifli, at it certain that that X * Ocfctleman. after haring feen the EndUh Bnwaflador, went to Ver- j ~ to aflt penhiffioa of our Mioiftert to lay at Pant with hi* fantily, at he, ltd intend to meddle in any affairt, and he war entirelr deroted to the King of IngUod, b alfo kb foo, the •oreroor of New jjdTey, who lately wrote rery riolem letter agamftike Coogreft, whom he reproached with ...