Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... N Thurfday laft, one Hirrifon, who kept pot-houfe at Halton, being coal-pit at that place, was killed by the fire-damp. Thurfday morning, a labouring man at Hunflet, this parifli, was found dead in his bed, whither he went with his wife, the night before, feemingly in good health. On Friday night lalf, one James Clarke, labourer at Heaaingley near this town, dropt down dead immediately after ...
... LMKRandCo. Weavers, ftom Boiforti- tlteel, to. tin t'ii id' n, brg Case lo iiitoilo lb. La- diii, that they have opined fur S.li, at ihcir Wi.ehoule in I'm -I, Palilg*, Bllh, 1 cor ...
... ; together with tlie Calf tail Leaujood and Sottgb, all in the fame Title. Any Gentleman defirous of purchafing- any Share or Shares,, or the Whole of the above, may apply to Mr. William Ashton, of IVhifter, who has Power to fell the fame. 1-— — 1 »— — . ■ ■___—__—— ■an, 111— mmm ' ■ ■ ■ ?? — ■ AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. The Whole co be compleate.d in One Hundred Numbers, making two large handfome Vo ...
... 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 ...
... N T C hereby Given, THAT GENERAL MEETING of LIEUTKHANCY of the faid couftty, held at Morpeth, in the county, on Thurfdiy the 16th day Ulf, for putting in election the Arts of Parliament relating to the Militia, it was. in purluan.c the direeliotu of the \ ...
... T General Quarter SefHons of the Weft-Riding held atPontefrad, William Erwin, othenvife Invin, was tryed and found guilty of ftealing at Rawcliffe, a large quantity of linen yarn, for which he received fenter.ee tranfportation for feyen years. Chriftopher Umpleby was alfo found guilty of felonioufly receiving the fame yarn, for which he was order'd be tranfported for fourteen years. George ...
... have opened fot Sal l, it their Warehoufe in Cnion-Paftige, Bith, a compfcat ...
... or NEW TESTA- MENT fingiy, are deiired to take Notice, Thac The ILLUSTRATION of The HOLt BIBLE* Printed for R. GOADBY; Which has given fo genera! Satisfaftion, as to pr.fi through feveral large Edition* in the courie ora few Years, is now ic-publifhing with very great Improvement); and for rhe coiiveniency of all ranks of People', is ro be had in Weekly Numbers, a: the Rate of Twa Fclio Sheets ...
... U N A L. Tl ; ; • -t, Lor;l; were i aud Kighty-fivc Court Lords, (e'-.uliiibg «'l Lords, the the Li!., were agsi'd- i!. I: ir, \vort!;v o obic.Tutiwn, tha* rw, tr die a/ hcinoufiy vtnuirc > :n.ike a n cover their own Deeds _»”■* ‘.v!u*n charged v.iih it, ub him pubitc and ihatneiui * >:f '* f - 7. Tiuiridd}- debate in tne . room of the Ro-binhood Society, ...
... of Oxford, extremely plcafantly fitualed ; confifting of a good Kitchen, Hall, a Urge Parlour, and a fr-gsllcr one ; .1 Pan- try, Laundry, good Cellars, two large Chambers, and large lundiome Garret* ; a Coach Houft- and Stable, a good Garden walled round, and a fine Rivulet running at th* Bottom thereof ; situate 46 Mile* from London, and n from Oxford ; about a Furlong from the' Oaford Road ...
... ...