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... 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 ...

... 01' I-.lcvcn and Tv >, at tl c Whin Hait at Clupping \orion ,n the Coenl . 1 Ox:ord: An E' PATE at KINCHAM, in :lie :. -I.Sctrri-ood ol Chip- g Notion aforefaid, cot-filling of upwards of an Hund*',c) .nd Str\ -ity Acres of Arabic, MoMCW, and I'alture Ur. und, with a very good Manfion Houfc, and every 'Jonvejiience ic-uifite lor carryi: 1- on the Harming- r-jfinefs. The ahove Eftate is Idd by ...

... WHEREAS Pair «>f open-worked Silver Ducklo were ftolen, in the Hurford Race W.ek, /ram John one o ...

... R»!iclifle Infirmary. Ar(ll Ijerin tx'.i'ay at tievrn .' o'Cloclt. ‘-AM in. tifcoinj ia ti.e feme Day, OfiATOitll') will ißrforrhvd tfu LealrcVTv l BfMfit the faid Infirmary. Tborfdly the id, in the Morning* ibill «the annual Commemoration of Founfieo tathe UnirerfKj y and alte Eateaing. I'OKtQ will he perfarmid bk t|)* • J 2 - • r And Friday die jd, tUm 'manes. .Tho tirtd,in. ...

... OXFORD. Feb. iJ, 177J-. ■r 7 E, tbf under-mentioned Innholders thi» V Ciry, troit! repeated Experience, find that ci.e Advance the I'ricc Cottt, clay, and tvery . -her Atiicle, compel* to rad* the Price of Carnages in ilie followins Hiopoiiipii, »*• »• d. A Chaife and r, s p* A (..hai and Four, » A Saddle Hoifc, The inadequate and exorbitant ice of every requited fuppoii the pitfcr.t Mode Tr ...

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... LET, iu:d entered ufon immediately. A N Acre of G A R D E N GROUND, or thcreaboiut* j ** together with a Stable adjoining thereto, fiuute iu .SiJgatr, NewcafHe. —Mr Koh bn. atoreljid, will iliew the prctiuies ; and for further particularr, apply Greenwcll, Attcrncy « Lam, Ncwc*ftlc. i'J'/iii will ic >it men Royal Hofpital for Seamen Greenwich. J*«U«KT I, nyo. THE COMMISSIONERS of hit Majesty’s ...

... Mod admired Pieces from Mii.tom, Th rco*, and ether A-r.lisr.- ’Tit virtue the*, Mreß virtue, vhici is the hatd ini tI- a-.i.i at tii Education, and net a forward fertnef, cr cur lirtl. ort, ef fn/lirg . ,■!! other cimf.iertthnt and accovfltjltnenls fiouhlgive vay and f yy'iuS tcl’ri . This it the and fabjlaati.il good, v/U h Tutors not 01.11 re :d f.eSh ', 1 cad teH of, bat the ...

... here. Ail virtues extant were in Wolfe coinhin'J; The good, the great, the hero and the friend; His country's honour, and her lliongeil liiicld In peace or war, at home or in the field: Godlike in life, and glorious in his death, He conqucr'd QuEßf. c, then refiga'd his breath. J. M. Gray's Inn, Sept. _S» 1772. Poet a ?? ; or, The aifent Fret's prayer. [From fhe Shamrock; or, Hibernian ...

... die GRAMMAR-SCHOOL in Canongate, ism b-gln a RUDIMKNT CLASS on Monday the 2d of Msrch. Gentlemen who have Children ready for LATIN, arid cliooftf to put them under his care, may be aflured he will do evcrv r'.ing in his power to give them fatisfacf ion. Mr Crnicklhank has an ASSISTANT, a ?? of experi- ncf, itid one -whole knowledge and attention may be de- pei-lf d upon. %* The School is in ...