... and tor the laid County, on Wednefday the 9th day of October, in the eleventh year of the reign of our fovereign Lord George the Third, King of Great Britain, and fo forth, before Gawen Aynfley, George Delaval, William Carr, Robert Fenwick, Gabriel Selby, Alexander Col- lingwood, and John Widdrington, Efquires, and others, his Majcfty's Juftices of the Peace, affign- ed to keep the Peace in ...

... cultomcrt, that will attend at Mrt Garthwaii't Checfe-aoogeT, in at Mr Henry Court'*, Rope-maker, at hit (hops dale and Mtddlebam; and at Mr John Galloway’t (liop in Kcetli. N. J5. tikewile canicrt the bufmeft of Walking DvaaAM, itjj. FRONf the late Advaacc made by the Loudoa Buokfeltect to thole in the Country no Magaaines, Reviews, and other monthly and weekly publication*; and from the ...

... LET or SOLD* ALL that Freehold MESSUAGE TKNEMJ.NT, plcat'amly fitiutc at the South end of l!riil;c. lately the poirellion ol Mrs clcrtatcd. it contains ten fire Rooms, Brewlioufe, Stalile tor three Horlcs, and (iatdrn, with Pump in the Yard.—for further particulars, enquire Mr George Potts, of Nellierlou, near Morpeth aforefaid. ...

... bills of which were found the Grand Jury laft s(or Aallerton felhons, _ for deftroying the mill-race other dantagei done at RaygiU, near Keeth, to Thomas Smith, of Gray’s Inn, Eft; Mr C -t. Lord s Counfel, (before whonuhofe perfons weie came.,, a Juttice Peace, and wassilfo a Judge u,>- this occalion) very modeltly advanced Uut Mr Smith's damages fhould not be read evidence acainft them ...

... HEWERvS BARROWMEN, nnhonnd, will with conflant rm-loyinent at William Ptarcth, Efiir’s Colllirits at B'rtl.v. Apply to brack tborttr, Pcttr l)t nnilbn, or’J'liftniai DtwPon, Agent* fliiiicj Ctillicrv. ...

... f.iid County, the rjih day January, in the t\/clitli year the reign our fovneign Lord Geotgc the Third, King of Great Britain, and forth, before Aynflcy. William Carr, Stephen Watfon, William Ward, William (.owes, John o;dt, F-fqilires, and Oliver Ma\lor, Cleik, and and others, his Majcfty’s the Peace, al(igned keep tile Peace the (aid Counit, nr’HIS COURT taking into Kiious confidt the ...

... inlL for her late Royal Uighneis the Pnncsfs I Dowager of Wales, viz. ' . • • I The Ladies to wear black bombazines, plain I muflin, or long lawn, crape hoods, Ihoes and gloves, and crape fans. Undrelfed, dark Nor- I vvich crape.—The men to wear black doth without 1 buttons on the fleeves or pockets, plain mullin or I long lawn cravats and weepers, lhamoy and I gloves, crape hatbands, and ...

... their feat ca lev TheiV united emlcavours ot kmdoeing Old hofpi-'ity. their meat -tends a.»l civ.hty to the gentlemen and Hidlcs r.i the ewmtry, together with their extcnhve ~t.a r ity an.! be.i-volencc, have juftly gained them univerf.il and admiration o» evert individual honourci with their acquaintance, and their mod f-rioufly lamented by the poor. Vonday was married North Shields, Mr John ...

... M*tlj f rom Holland and France, frapler, Jan. sB. Tlie air this place continues {-ret petfcf'ly with the Duke of Glouceftcr; the air is, and has been for iomc time, uniavourabic. His RoVal Highhefs was Caferta, Thurfday and Friday laft, on vilit to their Sicilian Majeitics, who received him with the grcutcil marks of friendfliip and politeocfs. Florence, Feb. 4. The exerflite rain?, wloch have ...

... Gatelhead, Feb. 1772. MIS Maje(l>*» Poftitiarter Genci tl having hren tbeflahlWh officein thit to*n, tintil the bridge is relniilt acrofs the Tyne W Newealße, fend to appoint me their Deputy; >n f ICK. will opened immedilitcly, the font Ot the Battle-bunk, dppbfitc Piiiewellgutc, for the receipt and delivery Letters ! is therefore recommended the inliahitantt this town, and the villages and ...

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... meadow, and pailutc Qrounds, ii the occupation of William ' uy> as- tenant.—For further particulars, apply to Joint Humer, Cronlale, who will (hew the premifes. -. 1 *»e aborc Farm pays a prekiipt for Com and Hay Tithes. 'To be SOLD to the highejl Bidder. G'esrye Ayres, the Lion, ScJgefieU, Frshy Ik' nib d.iy of March, between lie hours of two and fix o'clock in the afternoon, Freehold ESTATE, ...