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... difpute- before the- Scots court: — lt feems Mr Digges had become fur ety for Mrs Bellamy in a debt diic by her to Dr Baillie, for j which the Doflor give hini a charge to make payment. Of this charge Mr Digges obtained fufpenfion; and laft I y.-ar, ...
... LjEATR:E ROYAL. I ?? ?? a Kew Comedy, never .-.cted here, \-s STOOPS^ TO CONQI7ZR. •*' Written by Dr GOLD'S '.TTH. TT-.r.'oalUc. by Mr SHUTER. riser *= w ?? cc cxureL din tie bills of tht day. ?? liciX ET RrC'IINA 1 L sg: ?? ■ r . f)llS s\ Milliner, ...
... mofily out of ltaie, and capable bf confidtr.; bie improve* merits. ?? - For further particulars, apply, to Mr TJavid Forbes writer inEdinburgh. . r Mr Alexander Bdillie of Knockbrake, ncir Tain. . . be SET, and entered t.o either at Whitfiinday or Martiit- ...
... 24. .At London, aged 80, Dr Edward Willes, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. 24. At Knottyholm, near Langholm Isabella Scot, only daughter of the deceased Mr Francis Scot of Johnston, writer in Edinburgh. 25. At Ormistonhall, Mr James Haliburton, ton, writer ...
... ttte appeal; to which nobody adhered •- Ltiiidie. Mr Orlando Hart did not fpeak one '■' the fubjecr, and the Rev. Mr Waiker told the a that as he had not read any of the papers but *.:■•' your of Mr Fergufi.il, he cou:J not voie, ani did add a fyllable ...
... to the Bifhoprick of St David's, in the room of Dr Mofs. Mr Davis, attorr.y, of Gray's inn, is app.-inted de- puty clerk of the Hanaper, in the room of Mr Meff. ter, deceafed. Olivei Farrer, Efq; of the Middle Temple, is .top* in- tcd Secretary to General ...
... general meeting; Mr James Forreft, and Charle® Wallace, treafurers; and, The Rev. Dr Wcbfter, The Rev. Dr Erikine, W. Binning, Advocate, Mr Alex. Bellches, Advocate, Mr Scott Moncrieffe, Mr Alexander Hunter, ...
... vvith which Mr Miller, Oculift, treats all iforders in ! ' !e e J' e > 1 vvas determined to appiy to him tor relief For this purpofe, being in indigent circnri Sauces, ::nd incapable to afford tiie expences requiiite i. my cure, 1 applied to Mr Macculloch ...
... of foot. 16. Mr James Gilchrist, minister Foveran, aged 72. 18 At London, Charles Howard, Eftj; son of the late Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire 28. Robert Cullen, Esq; of Parkhead. P. S. Off. 1. At Edinburgh, Mr George Cuninghame, son of Dr Henry Cuninghame ...
... at Buc- kingham lioufe, to the king, On Friday the Polifh PrinceCzartorifki, accompaned by Dr Solander, Mr Banks, Lord Greville, the Hon. Capt. Phipps of the navy, Mr Irvine, the celebrated reftifier of fait water, Dr Linde, and (everal ...
... of Uni- verfity College, Latin verfe; Mr Dr.mmond, of Chrifi- chiirch, Englilh- blank vcrfe; Mr Coxe, of Corpus Chri- fli College, Latin verfc ; Mr Head, os Trinity College, Eii-lilh verfe ; Honourable Mr Seymour of Uitiv'erfity College, ...