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... Sir John Elliot was attacked in a poft-chaife, near Kent llieet, a fingle highwayman, who prefented a piftol, and demanded his money. Sir John told him that he was prepared, and bid him keep his diftance; but the highwayman peilifting, Sir John fired ...
... his own, having been acquitted letting his own dwelling on fire. BANKRUPTS. John Thompfon, of York, dealer. John Brad more, Birmingham, button-maker.. James Woodbridge and John Wood bridge, St. Dunftaiv's-hill. coopcrs. Abraham St. Jaines-flreel, Weftrointter ...
... elegant (uinitnie, at a fair To be viewed by Mr. each, Pembroke. LOT TWO. THE EXTENSIVE MANOR of CAST! E, the parilh BRAWDY, (arm boi.frs, out-mfl7ces, Sec. together with FIVE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRES of rich arable meadow, and p.:pure land. the GREAT ...
... Gazette. The principals, with their feconds Mr Davidfon and Major Grattan, took their ' ground about leven in the morning of the 24th. The diftance agreed upon was ten paces. Major Grattan loaded Mr Sadleir's piftols, Lord Macartney's being loaded before ...
... Ordnance. Ali appoint John Mackye. Efq; to In Receiver Gener.,l of the Stamp Duties. Alio to appoiiit Archibald M icdonahl, Efq; One of His Counfel, to be His Maj..ity's Jufof. the Countie. ot Caranarthos. Pewthroke,' 'and Cardigan, the Town and 04n,ty ...
... meadow, arable, and i,ng j good faim and convenient outbuild• d now in the pofleffion of Mr. John Moi-is. farther particulars inquire Richard Pr ice, 'a ;or Mr. John Morris, Kington, who wilij •-eWL, pe,fon the .784. j , EREFORDSHIR£. Sold Au&ion, the Bridge ...
... Thai a meeting be held ai Black Lion, in Cardigan, - ofNoreh,l eh, e'i next, order to fix a plan plans lor giviJJfieffeci loiiiis laluiary fcheri.e. _____ RADNORSHIRE. .J O be Sold Auclion, the dwelhng• of John Griffiths, innl.oldei, Llandegic), faid county ...
... and authority to affume and l °f Montgomerie, and to bear the fuch arms being firfl duly f ) S the laws of arms, and reeralds Ofhce; and alfo to order, conceffion and declaration \ c f arms. 1 ■J* September g, 1780. •pj, .'Bht Dragoons, fiancis Thomas Ham- ...
... at the Royal Exchange. Signed Order, JOHN BINNS, Secretary to the Meeting. DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, The Corps is to parade the Royal Exchange To- morrow Morning, at Half paft nine o’clock, in Uni- form, with Side Arms, go out enlift Men for the Navy, purfuant ...
... Right Honourable John Cavenifh, commonly called Lord John Cavesdifb, fr»ancellor and Under Treafurer of his ,Ma- jefty's Exchequer, the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, the Right Honourable Auguftus Ke the Right Honourable John Dunning, j»nd the ...
... guineas and filver watch, the ttreet, Portfmoutb. Thurlday laft, five cvnvicts were to the port London, to for Africa, nix John Fulker. John Fo*, William Deadraan, Marftiall, and Si* mon Waterman. having been very fcareo late years in the midland counties, there ...
... Election, the following Gentlemen were named. Sir John Parnel, Dan. Toler, Efq ; Stephen Moore, Efq; Wm. Richardfon, Efq Mr. Richardfon, J. Monk Mafon, Hon. VV m. Moore, Owen Wvnne. Efq; S:r Hugh Hill, Bart. John Dovle, Efq; Dudley Huffey, Efq; T. J. Fortefcue ...