... 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 ...

... S. JOHN BOWEN of the patrifh «f C«fo, in the chunty of Carmarthen, Weaver, was ly murdered in bis own orenard, in the night, between the iBtb and syth of Auguft, and . and Rees Harry of the faid parifh ifand Charged with the faid murder: Whoever will tbefaid murderers, or either of them, and lodge them in any of his Majeflyh gaols, and ! thereof to R.B. Hodglcinfon.'Efa; nearLanddo, or John ...

... 7'''r|P?*V''^^ LA T.ENERAL_HUE AND CRY. IS! I7COUNTY 6f NORTHUMBERLAND. [ m_W At the General QuartertSefliona of the Peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, held at Hexbam, * ' ___[ in and for the laid. County, on Wednefday the nth daylof July, in the Fifteenth Year of the ' *_tr Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, King of Great Britain and fo forth, before John' j_{\_ Tweddell, ...

... fc SIT .-A ' HOUSBBRBAKJ.RS AMAH who ealblumielf JOHN HARRISON, and follow* of Tinker, and another e»6 wbofe cbriftian name i* WnXIAM, but whofe fur-name if not known, and who travels «ith the faid John Harrifon, and affilta him in bis bufinels, are fufpeAed to have lately broke into a boide hear Hexham, in the day time.—John Harrifon bears the following deftription: About five feet five ...

... shr tTE C 4» U w.i it . . - . -- —*l —*«— - ■*—- amt Go. ••NeWcaitte upon hWe an d c RY.,,,r 4e« all her leas; ft. is quit. ear’ll, ;»ndliwfonwfcldlei^S.A^ui««»> , e' var ...