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... about 700 Acres of Arable and Pafture the Property John Afiifordby deceafed The whole lies contiguous to two good Houfe? and Home Stalls and all other proper Conveniences two further Particulars to John Hunter at Staunton who will ihew the Premifes or to ...
... King’s-ArmS No Birchin-Lane London where affured having Original Genuine Balfam truly as Life-time no other being acquainted therewith Balfam is Bottles and is pd prevent Counterfeits wrapped in DireAion figned the of Wray only Bottles a bearing Arms and ...
... Robert Percival, of Knigbtfbn*bk, ■ • -. . - Meath, William Grattan, of Sylvan Park, Sunday Night Gentleman was robbed Qneenfbrect oi fourteen Guinea* and Gold Watch, by three swell armed , • At feyen - piv -the fame Evening, Lady wat robbed in PeterVrow ...
... Hon. John Browne, commonly called Cord. yield the Superiority of the Seas to France for a whole Weßport. Campaign, perhaps for e\-er. Monaghan, John Kerr, of Thbrnhill, Efq. Yeßcrday a Number of Letters of great Importance Meath, William Grattan, of Sylvan ...
... adminiftrarion. Great Britain hath long been confidered as the bulwark of the Proteftant caufe. The power of her arm anil the terror of her right arm kept the nations awe. To annihilate, therefore’, , or her power is giving a mortal blow to Protcflantifm. If ...
... for the fecurity the fervice” Sir John Hamilton the Heftor and Captain Prefect the Queen the laft examined wit-nefies and gave the fame general approbation Admiral’s conduft that moft of his former had done Sir John being afked 5n have been the confequence ...
... Hughes with the Captains of the fleet Marquis of Rockingham and feveral more of the nobility Mr BurkeNc dined at the King's Arms tavern with tiis Royal the Duke Cumberland and in the evening therfevwas grand balf at nffembly room given by the and Captains ...
... Elford, BriftoJ, foapfcoiler. John Deane airt Ed. Carter, Liverpool, rope-maker. John Heinirger, Lon ft, wine-meichant. Johih Peacock, London, brokei. Swaine, Lancalhire, dealer. Richard * Mead, Can'crhory, butcher. John Nangrcavc and Richard Nangreavc ...
... Woolley, Mifi Colborne, Mifs Grattan, Mil, Lloyd, &. . &c. To the Levtri :f Literature. On Monday laft s>a. t o -iiihr.', A SECOND CATALOGUE, and to be fold by Auction, this and the folio-sing Evenings, at the Sadler's-Arms in Stall ftreet,— Several Thoufand ...
... Doi’gnon Mrs Mib Pled Mrs Thomfon Browne Mrs Adams Mrs Mifs WooUey Mifs Colborne Mils Grattan Mifs dec if Literature On Monday puHliihed A SECOND CATALOGUE the Sadlcr's-Arms in Stali-dreet— uf-ful with Family Pocket Bibles fm!l Prayer-Books Maps Views Lerer-Cai'c ...
... embarked. The fnbfiftence of the writer of the marine and the officers of health above under any pretence, for having borne arms during the (lege of this place, they were compelled thereto, and ufual the colonics under circumftaacC* for every one ferve ...
... carried into Torbay. ftunkrupn.'] Mile? Bv.o r, SinJys, and Andrew Whit*, Lr.-:rpat], its. John Woodcock, London, vintner. S'.mic i Mid. lefcx, call chandler. John Gore, Live p,'Oi, bmkfeller. R cnard Dean, Wilts, Ironmonger. Anthony Watts, Oxfrdlh : re ...