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... January 27. Ordered, that all the Lords be fummoned for this Dav, and the twelve Judges to give their Opinion a Motion to be made the Earl of Abingdon, whether the prefent Mode of raifing new Troops is legal.” Received feveral Papers from the Army and Navy, previous to the Enquiry into the State of the Nation. The Lord Chamberlain acquainted the Houfc, that his Maiclly had been waited on with ...
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... hereby to take notice, that eonilant attendance will every Wednelda) le give ...
... Laft Tuefday was married Mr. George Stevens, firmer, to Mils Barnes, daughter of Mr. Barnes, con'idcrable brewer in Coldu-fter. This week died at Station, Mrs. Rowning, rellft Cant. Rowning of this town, and mother to Mrs. Sewell of Stutton. la it Mr. Jonathan Waf;> of Afh Green, \vas dilcovered a ditch in Barham near this town, about nine o’clock in the evening. taken out alive, hut died in ...
... bar not been left than . dozen remonilranrei from our A wS in the Bay of Bifcay, from SI .dj the Enulifli merchants; the Court i» highly offended at the contempt with which their order* bare been treated by the Americans, in their roanyattempta to evade them, and have flood additional inllru&ion* to the feveral commandants in the fea ports, not only toconlineducli American privateers, and ...
... fcveiai afls of parliament made fcr re- pairing tbt road leading from tpfieirh to Claydcn, the read called the lye Road ir. the county of Suffolk, iid ether roads in tbt faid ails mentioned, 10 be heldat ?? Inn in Claydon afore- faid, or, the loth day ef No-.tmbtr Lift paft, only Thret Tiufees affenihitd, fo ihat rio'bufrefs loilid he dine. Notice is iherefere hereby giv'-n, hy order of'the ...
... the late Mr. HALL, fituate in the High. Street, Sheffield; where he intends carrying on the faid Raff Bufinefs in all its Branches. He begs Leave to acquaint the Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. that he hath been long and well experienced in fetting out, furveying, and valuing all Kinds of Timber and Spring Woods, and frequently fupplies his Majefty's Royal Navy with Timber. Thofe who pleafe to favour ...