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... | pieces from the compofers principally in vogue. The whole was arranged by Dr. Hayes, who fat at the organ. The band was conducted ably by Mr. Meleher. enrich the concert Mrs. Billington was engaged, and her talents were exerted their full force. The ...
... ot Mr. 11.1 Jlr Mr. lark Avlhwji. Mr*. AnUiew* nlnm, Mr. Ballard Mr.Delf BI.kWJ, Mr. }!wl -.v, Mr. Miller C.imbr We, Mr. Vqwell Jiroekdifti, ...
... Borough of King’s Lynn, Noifolk.] Friday Capt. Braithwaite, Equerry to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, arrived from Spa, with an account of his Royal Highn'fs being feized with a lever of an alarming nature. It expected that Dr. Turton, whom ...
... »rtOanjing value to 2801. he gave Mr, Carpenter a bill lor the money on Mr. Van neck, in Bi?®ssl°ftrect, in the name Vemard, telling Mr. Carpenter, that whilft went with the draft he would order lometlung for pinner. Mr. Carpenter, on prefendng the biR ...
... found a verdidf for the Crow n, being the third verdiff found againft Mr. Argand, by which Mr. Argand’s patent is now declared void Mid refeinded. Lad week was detected at Mansfield, Mr. William Lewis, the noted fwindler, who has got fevcral par cels of ...
... H, Sept. 13. Tht Rtv. Dr, Stracbey, arcbdtatem ef Sttfolk, both «/. pointed bu next GenerMl CourU to bt bold at under: Jpfwich, Tucf. Sept.23. Rrr. Mr.Ch6V*Uier,r, Mickicld. Wkkham, Wad. 24. Mr. Limberl, e. Yoxford, The. »c. Mr.JLcgftm v. Sibton. Becclr* ...
... accepted by the authority of, and with the privity of the defendant, Mr. Holworthy, a verdiiß was found for the plaintiffs with lyool. damages, and coft of fuit. 6. It appeared upon the Mr.Ryland’s books, before the commiflioncrs, that had received from France ...
... - es cr, was made, when Mr. Wilkes again protellod againllit. Nobufinefs was :e ; and Mr. Darrell, eounfcl for Mr. Wilkes, gave notice, that he ihould yellerday morning object to the whole the ferutiny, under tiic aft of William 111. The court was then ...
... famous Eye. Water cu»e fore eye* it ever bad. Ptice t*. fid. the boftlt. above art had at Mr. Shave’., Ipf. with •, Mr. Kackbam'i, and Mrt. Motky’s, Buiy , and Mr. Co- iict i, Cambridge. T*. A Farm in Stratford St. Mary in .k > P ».arn ai.4 rt»«le. > ...
... inhabitants of the metropolis prefent laboured. Mr. Mingay expatiated upon each of thefe heads with great ingenuity, and called to the bar* Mr. Stock of Ladgate-bill, who was examined in fnpport of the petition by Mr. Bower. ' la the coone •f two hoars examination ...
... it, the ingenious Mr. CruikOtank and Mr. Toe fum 20,c001, is appri priated to defray the expellee of it ; and at the mat lime it goea to i.is r.ephe'v, to whom l.e left the h fortune ; raid failing him, the entire property it ctes Mr. C'niiklliank. r. ...
... health is perfeAly reftored. The King was out airing yeilerday, but has not yet ventured on horfeback. All the other nhyficiahs are difcharged from their attendance; Dr. Willis and (bn alone remain at Kew, On Sunday the King, Queen, and all the Princefles ...