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... , Sawyer. Jan. 24, John Stephens, of Kingflon upon Thames, Malt Diftiller.---Feb. x 5, James Hudfon, of Upper Thames-ftreet, London, and Wm. Barfoot, of Mile-End, Middlefcx, Wharfingers, Coal-Merchants and Partners. ---Feb. s, John Price, of Walla'', ...
... Lippincott Matthew Brigdaie Efq James Laroche John Freeman on the between the Parfonage at Cardiff A SPANIEL DOC the White well Glocefterlhire Thurfday the January John Powell John' Vaughan Reed Dr Rigge John Deverell Henry Hobhoufe I Slade Baker Rebert ...
... Miles the Sea and four Miles the Town of Cardigan now in the Occupation of William Jones and his Undertenants at the yearly Rent 45I Leafe for Lives For further Particulars apply to Mr Bowen Attorney Cardigan rO be SOLD a Mejfuage Tenement and Farm fituate ...
... Watters, Efq; M: and Sir John Blunden, Bart. Recorder ; when mond Murphy, of the Butts, Weaver, was and found guilty ef entering the Houfe of A Finn, of James’s-ftreet, in this City, on the} of the 8th in Company with fevers! o armed with Koives and Sticks ...
... exten6ve For .further Particulars . enquire of Me. John Wickin:;, at Rotr.-n rark,! near Birmicgham ; of Mr. Ingall, at Llandrindod WciF, Radnorlhire ; or Mr. David Mor;an, at &innv-Htll,-or of Mr. _John Ivans, in Tregaron, who will amp the Preinifes. From ...
... fince the ift of laft April: which were carried. He then begged Sir John Blaquiere would the fears of l he people, by informing the Houfe if'a- n new imbarkation was intended. Sir John Blaquiere replied, he would readily give every information to Houfe ...
... to taken of Mr. O'Neil, No. 33, Abbey-ftreet, and of MiCt Catley, No. 5, Lower JOHN EXSHAW, No. 86, Corner of Crampton-court, Dame-ftreet, Son and SuccelTor the late John Exskaw, acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he intends carrying on the Printing ...
... Iter hands and arms werealfo immoderately charged everyday above two quarts the m® mour; which, Ihe was afHidfed J® gree with the bilious cholic, a perpetual 1 - the mold exquifite pain in her back, order incident to the fcurvy. Mr. John Crew, the Dolphin ...
... and he is certasn th ully recommend the ; be h Laces of a new Mant | a greater Foyle Bottons thar ree = lal Rb, TLE 4, BA h z JOHN R his Apprenti gratefu ablic in gener: ave Father, and the the Execution of their nope for a Continuance of Years paft been ...
... Deputy Con- fit for a Garden; ¢ he goodnéfs of the Proi- T and Auctionier, on Monday the tgth owWLy Son orto the late JOHN READ (under John Penton to its Reres 1776, at No. 46, Dawfon-ftreet, his Houfhold 7 1 ar Care he ferved his Appren ticefhip)}takes ftables ...
... expence an already much injured nation Proclamations ifliied this partial principle the man befound pub-iic-fpirited bare the arm of Liberty deferyes the heartfelt not his fellow-fubjeCls all A daily paper fays hear is now finally refolved in tlie Cabinet ...
... be fold by Auction, at CHapMAN's Great Room Francis-ftreet. 2 and Axétionier, on Monday the 4 Son andSucceffor to the late JOHN READ (uncer in College-g reen, on Tuefdsy the 16th April, £1776, at No. 46, Dawfon-ttreet, his Houf whofe particular Care he ...