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Ipswich Journal
K. MAURICE, Steward of the faii Manor
... K. MAURICE, Steward the faii Manor. To be SOJ. Auction, On Thursday the nth Da/ Odober, 1770, at the QUEEN HEAD INN in tlTex, the Hours anri Four of Clod: the Afternoon. A Messuage, 'now dividcJ ir.to four Tenements) in exceeding good Repair, c k g-Ch n- S rr eft, in afonfad, now ett at the annual Kent 121. 155.; together with four fteehoid or Parods rich Archie and patturc Ground, with Barn ...
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... King j therefore, though it the Court oi Common-Council, and a mcafure the rs, yet * i piiilucd the firlt part my ».alh agatau the toi;>ora* tioo, is, the it»oi ...
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Foreign News. i. The f bllovvirg narrative was received on Thurfday night a perlon ol' Jillindion from his ..
... Paris. A courier that lately arrived in eight days from Petcrfourgh to Paris, brings an account a battle, by which the fate of the Turkilh em‘ pirc feemsto be determined. The Ruffians had been for fome time Itraitn’d in their camp, and beginning to want forage, rcfolvcd to leave * Bender blockaded, and to make vigorou* with the main army into a more fruitful and healthful country they ...
N O R W. I c H, 26
... N O W. I c H, 26. On Monday lall was committed to the caille, guarded a party of the thirty-third regiment of foot, Thomas Dean, (commonly called Long Tom) of Deal in Kent, fix feet two inches high, charged upon the oath of one of the officers his Majefty’s cuftoms, that the faid Thomas Dean has for lome time pall been lurking and loitering Happisburgh, in this county, near the fea, and the ...
Foreign News. t. ff'crfiae.Seft. z5. Tiie plague coniinues mite gfcst ravages in different parts this kingdost, ..
... in three vvcAj St in the envifruis of Lemberg. a. Tiar.tz.uk, 8 have received pofitivc advice, that the Ruflians hatx sflually the Bender ; their friends give cut, that it was account *r.e plague being in til. t place. farther learn, that befides their lofs bj nnfuccelsfu! alfault on ihc 14U1 ult. they 101 l vail nuaber by a mine iprung and it is computed, the Ruffians have not loft lefs than ...
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... E S X. Tliii next Meeting the the rURNPirC.£S 3 r to be held tire Wh irrH * t Inn ki x on T e»b a Da; this inftant Norc.i-.bsr, by Eleven o'Cl >Cii the Forenoon ; 'vhn.ii Time anX Place Ui e defrrtd to attend: Likewife that al! Perron, ax have advanced any ;>fincipal Money the Credtt the Toilx ari.ing front the Oogjciitall, Braintree, and Becking Gates, arc deli red attend the laid Meeting, to ...
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... Journal. [N 0, the Danube the 4th of Ofluber The r. jffian* ve found in the place 70 piccPs ctn.; n, a* rnorgft which arc 64 brafs, and iS mortars the lame metal. This conqdeft docs great hououf to Brigadier Igdftrom, who had but 6oco nun to employ the liege of a fortreii iuiportancc. Number and order of the Speakers; length time, and impartial character of each fpeech, ia a certain alfembly, ...
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... * The waters came down fo vehemently this morn‘ ing the levtl the fens, that a vety flior: time tlie great country bank gave way in four thffe‘ rent places st once, and the whole country i; now entirely feet under water.—Tnis iinmenfe traiff cf land belonging his Grace Bedford ; and that of Sir Sampfon Gideon, Bart Thcmas Orby Hunter, Mathew Wihlhore. ; Am‘ fted Parker, Elq; John L ...
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