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... LING-HOUSE of Mr. Cha. Norris, situate near the Corn-Hill in Ipswich ; consisting of a Kitchen, a Parlour 19(?) Feet long, 15 wide, and 9 high, two Chambers, two Lodging-Cartels, Backhouse, Cellars, and small Yard. Enquire of the abovesaid Charles Norris. N. B. Marble Hearths and all other Fixtures to remain with the House. To be SOLD. A Copyhold or Customary FARM in the Parish of DEBENHAM in ...
... flefh: we examined it, & fufpcdicd it to be human & in one of their baflcets feeing hand, which knew to be the left hand Thomas Hill, by the letters T. H. being iharked on it, were no longer in doubt of the event. We purfued the favages far as was practicable; but without fuccels. On our return deftroyed their canoe, and continued our fearch. At half after fix in the evening we opened ...
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... r No. 187 THE prefent unfortunate and didreflcd Si. tuation of the idow of the late Re». THOMAS KENDAL of Bui.M«> r in the Conn? of EfTeK, wi|f . it 1$ hoped, a (ufficient Apology for addrefliot; the ■ ...