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... Sherbrooke Loae, Southwell; John Newton, of Uni well, Ajrs. Oxforcfjh. Arth. AnncHcy, of ; John Lcnthall, of Burforcl; J. Fanner Uotclcr, of Rotherficfd Greys, Efqrs. Kutl.mdjK John Tomlin, of Edith ; Tho. Faikner, Myrcott; John Hawkins, of Brooke, Kfq. ...
... I;thiand 24th of {;ly next, the days fixed on for the L.Derry and Strabanc Reviews. \ Dunmore, May 4th, 1783 Lime to be fold. JOHN RUSSELL of Goulinward, and Hugh Ruft, beg leave to inform iheir fricnds and the pul= lick, that (Iw’v wtend carrying on the lime ...
... publiflied immediately in the ncwfpnpers this city. Signed the order of the officers, JOHN SHEE, ieuttoant Cclonel Commandant, lit Pennfylvania battalion. (Atteficd) ALEXANDER RUSSEL, Cap\ain, i(t battalion. L ON D N, Tuefday, July 15. HOUSE O D S. Monday, 14 ...
... Assistant Surgeon John Scott, from 73d regi- ment, to be Surgeon, vice John Green. 99th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Brent Spencer, of the 15th foot, to be Captain of a company, vice Richard Croker. 102d Regiment of Foot. Ensign John Tanfield, to be Lieutenant ...
... ecthmon on Dedham Heath, holden in Effex, with a right o Hall, now in the occupation of John of the manor of Dedham sa fine of twenty thillings only, Cutting and John Sead orne, par oa every edmiffi n, and is fulje€t to a (mali ey, at Colchetter. A eply ...
... Wiu, chefter, Tuefday 7th day of Oftober next, o’clock in the fortnocn. WILLIAM RUSSELL, Clerk the Trullees. Sept. 24, BROWN CANDOVER, Hants. THE Executor* of toe late Mr. JOHN STEEL, Cord’.vainer,‘of Brown Candover, deceafed, irrtv.nd meet on Saturday the ...
... ANNUAL FLORIST FEAST wil! Ve held at the Black Boy Jim, on Wednefiay the 6th of Auuil next. WILLIAM DOLBY, T[fq, WILLIAM RUSSELL, we = CRICKET, Bfy HARWICH, Fuly 9, 1783 ANTED. at Michaelmas next, @ MAN and bis without a family the more eg'ceable) to ...
... obliged these Plunderers to decamp without their Booty. xtra&tf.A D(c. 50, Laft Night arrived the Lightning Privateer, Captain John Walker, mounting twelve Pounders, from a Cruise. He took on the 21st Inst. in Lat. 38. 40. Long. 24. off St. Michael, one of ...
... immediately in the newfpapers of this city. Signed by order of the officers, JOHN SHEE, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, ift Pennfylvania battalion. (AtttJUd) ALEXANDER RUSSEL. The provifional treaty peace, figned at Paria on the November laid, being evaded ...
... dangerous way. The iheritf of Ayr, after taking precognition of the afi'iir, com mitted Joint I'annaliilly toll-kcepci, and John Glafsford, his in-law, to the of Ayr, to cake their trial before the circuit court.** ExlraS of a letttr from Elfintur, April ...
... Turnpike is appointed held tn Inn, in the City Winchtfter, the tsth July irft. eleven of the clock in the luicncun. WILLIAM RUSSELL, Clerk. TURNPIKE frotti Winchelter tobouthampton, Stock* . biitlge, tttrrf the of Stephen’s. Calile Down. NO ITpp is heieby ...
... Allonby, Capt. Henry Piper of the ship Unity, of this port, to Miss Beeby, daughter of Mr. John Beeby, of Allonby.*Sunday last, at St. Nicholas's chapel, Mr. John Russel, cabinet-maker in Workington, to Miss Margaret Piper, daughter of Mr. Martin Piper of ...