... 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 ...

... wsn be prefented, g A C B E T H. •l i-rhara'fterstobedrefled.for the firft time, in ancient fiie* hl r c OTS DRESSES. ?? „, Cave Scene, painteel for the Incantation of tbe baN in the PIT of ACHERON. • , 11 the Original MUSIC, compofed by Henry Purcel. P*d£JSb. by Mr DIGGES. lady Macbeth, Mrs INCHBALD. ?? will be added, (for the laft time this feafon) The c I T I Z E N. Maria, Mrs SIMPSON, le ...

... N E 6A St E, Sept. 7, 1775; ■» „ : n (i » between the hours of eleven and twelve, vil. . the ** rtW ln the Bufli Inn, in this town, after die gates were / ,^ a,n * l ®H e , n, i- A K{TA**Jki dais and bars nf two windows, which awoke foe the bo red, unbolted the fae, aid giais voices were heard, and certain perfon is faily: .«d the villaui. to bring hi and his SoHc“ UrBCOn * ffC reWa,d ...

... Sth inflact, Wi'.h the f.ivoiuite Come-dv af Li ...

... may be f?en eveiy Week WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to a DRUGGIST and GROCER in HULL.— For Particulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Simpfon, of Halifax ; of the Printer of thil Paper; or of Mr. John Simpfon, Druggift and Grocer at Hull, to any of whom, Letters fent poft paid, will be duly anfwer'd. BRADFORD, Dec. 13th, 1775. AT an Adjourned MEETING of the GENTLEMEN, TRADESMEN, &c. held at the Sign ofthe Sun ...

... hi* laft place— —Enquire of the Printer CRESCENT, BATH. TO be LETT, and entered upon immediately, a ...

... commodious iNN, known by the lign of the Bull, in Argyle-ftreet, GLASGOW* and has lately made veryg-eat improvements. The houfr was built on ptirpofe for an Inn. having in all Ji rooms. The lodging-rooms are very large and airy, and are well provided with ihe beft of beds. G iod flails and ftabling for 50 horfes ; with a fine court- yard, and (landing for carriages. An elegant affembly-room, ...

... Curious in general, That* the ■f. _ AMAZING fe ° [ RS I C A N F A I Pv V, ?? ?? the greateft fatisfaftion to- nil the admirers ?? productions of nature in miniature that ?? J with their vifits fince flic came to town,, will jli? g; ? ' pc feen every day this week, at her appartments Pttitti-1' •;,rest» by auy number of perfoiis, from tleven in %\ ?? 'feven in fhc evening.. Admittance 1 : s. ...

... March 4. Jofeph Hams, Weftham-abbey, Effex, Callico-printer. Feb.a;. James Bunn, jun. Northwalfliara, Norf oik, jnoney-fcrivcner. ...

... Thoufand Pounds were this Day paid by Mr* Cox into tbe Bank of England, for Payment of tbe two Gapital Prixes in tbe Mufeum Lottery, in the Names of tbe following Gentlemen and Bankers, visa. Robert Drummond, Efq; Sir Thomas Hallifax, Knt. Roger Staples, Efq; Richard Fuller, Efq; John Halford, Efq; and James Bogle French, Efq. Q^ ThefaidTen Thoufand Pounds are to be paid one Month after tbe ...

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