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... To the I C K. WM. JACKSON, Printer, has appointed Itis Brother, S. J ACKSON, his Agent at Cm a m for d, to circulate this Paper, and take in Advertifementt and Articles of Intelligence for it. --- The Encouragement given to his Brother will be efteemed as a Favour conferred on their obliged humble Servant, WM. JACKSON. To be LETT and Enter’d upon immediately. THE RED LYON INN in With AM, Effcx ...
... that the prifoner had a legacy left her in the year 1770, and that flic law her receive 4.0001. in cadi and notes in OtSfober 1770, and 3700 pounds in the beginning 1771, hut. this witnel's would neither tell the name the tcllator, nor the name of thetruftce who paid the legacy. Several per(bns were now called to Mrs. Rudd's character, the firfl of whom, a lady, had known her eight years (aid ...
... YeJlerJry the Houfe of Peers, ajter pajfng the mutiny, the militia, the vice treafurer's of Ireland and land-tax f ills, uuanimoujly rejefled the bill to indemnify the perfons advifed his Majejfy to employ foreign troops the confent of parliament. Thus was a bill which cojlthe in the Houfe op' Commons fo much labour, learning and rhetoric, totally lojf by a debate in the Houfe of I. ords of ...
... *> arn.outh, on I'nuiisnAV ilrc Seventeenth of Utcemher inftant, at Two of the clpck in the afternoon, /\ BOU 1' Fifteen hundred Forty-two Gallons Ge- l\ ntva, ci;l,t,ii: ...
... Day’s n don, Tuefriay, May 6. I. in the Houfc of Coromoi’s, tne bill for opening aiut building a new troni the ibuth-end «f Prince's Itreet to the north-end of Smith-ftrcet, Wtlifflintter, was read a thiid time and gaffed. ». A bill is preparing to be brought into parliament before the expiration the to confine the lale tallow imported from abroad to the public markets to prevent the monopoly ...
... the miniftry have ootained advices from New-York (but they are not official, being by the way of Holland) of the date July 17. Lord Howe was not then arrived on Staten Ifland ; and every thing remained jull before when Col. Blunt left that place. Gem Wafliington is intrenched above King’s-bridge with 24,000 men. £u. P'Jlt, &c. 2. Particulars from America contained in fevcral I private letters, ...
... IPS W I NORFOLK. To be SO L D by Palv at Contract, By Metfrs. CHRISTIE and 4NSELL, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of the Manor Mattishail Mountkey, with all the immunities thereunto belonging of the yearly value {communibus annis) Twenty-three Founds. And capital farm confiding of upwards of 360 acres of rich meadow and pafture lands, with all convenient buildings for fire accommodation ...
... And entered upon immediately, or at Michaelmas next, ALL that Dwelling House late of Mr. Joseph Bo«ton, late of the City of Norwich, Beer Brewer, deceafed, together with the Brewine-Otfice, Copper, and other neceflTary thereto belonging, capable of brewing fifty Barrels of Beer at each brewing. The Brewing-Office, Coal-Yard, Garden and other Conveniencies adjoin to the River, and ate nearly in ...
... SUFFOLK MILITIA. Ltri Lieutmart cf the Ceunty cf Svffolk, thinking that the caeje cf the applications, which have been made lately, from gentlemen qualtjird to ferve officers in the Militia, arijts only from the of our fate cfpeace heme, trvjiing ti.ct the fame /pint, which did the gentlemen of property its the county fo much honour the laft war, will he fhexon, cafe the Mihlia it forth into ...
... I. Montreal, July 30. We have the favage chiefs, with their wives and children here, in all to the number of 1600, they have declared in council that they are unanimous in the intention of leading their feveral nations againft the Boftonians, &c. The grand council was held by General Carleton in one of the churches, and was conducted with a folemnity and decorum that made the alTembly a very ...
... And upon at Micmaeimas next, THE Capital well-known Inn or Tavern, called The GREAT WHITE HORSE in Ipfwich, now in thj occupation of Mr. Charles Harris (who is dtfirous of declining the public bufinefs, and of difpofing of his ftrc't in trade and houfhold furniture, tec. at a fair appraiftment.) The premTes (which are now repairing, with many conveniences added thereto) con ft ...