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... berfomc, or fearing the confequence of fubfequent fatigue, changed hit nind and ondreffed. It is urged that his lordfl»ip neflagc has been errorttmfy underftood: inftead of I am ruuij to refign; rt»d, I hare iMtentuni to refign. The (late of LortTMansneld’s health has been rarioufly mifreprefcnted. His intelledual powers are as found as erer, and would be employed in the exercife his ...
... they wjfl infuture. Such feamcn as aredefirous engage for the faid (hips, » r requeued to make immediate application to Mr. Benjamin Bra.ne at Ipfwich, or Captain John Hall of Wapping Wall, London. number of Appreoticet are wanted, whole egce are above and under years. ...
... THE Mifs Wyatt’s, late of the College Church Yard, have united their School to that of Mifs Ha r i s, in the Foregate Street, who has lately refigned in their Favour ; and whofe Houfe they have newly fitted for the Reception of young Ladies. They wilh to mention’, that Gratitude for the Encouragement they have already experienced in Confequence of this new Arrangement, will engage them to- ...
... Bow-Street, London, Feb. 2, 1787- > -r „ F „ , A t L , t V A wV« of Mr wright. lYrHetess WILLIAM KRRTON, late of Cockleborough, in Wilt (hi re, ftand* charged on » violent fiif- E 1 f £ Y . . A f » , A » PV«-^ jfi of having ftolen the following Horfea, viz. on the 1 jth of March Lift, in an orchard at Cockle- . . Pr,e * h, m LI, G y. f *COKC E aged Bay Brown Cart Mare, fourteen hand, and a ...
... capital from 15,000 employed great advantage. Ten Thoufand pounds may continued at intereft the above brewery. For further particulars apply Meflfrs. De Hague and •on, or Mtffrs. Fofter, fon aAd Unthank, attornies In Norwich, ...
... On FRIDAY Evening, March the ad, will be prefented^ the laft new COMEDY, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the greateft Approbation any Piece has receiv'd thefe feveral Years, eall'd The School for Greybeards ; Or, The MOURNING BRIDE. (Written by Mrs. COWLEY) Don Alexis' ?? ?? Mr. Pero, 'Don Henry -- -- ?? Mr. Williams, Don Gafper - ?? ?? Mr. Sidney, Don Sebaftion ?? ?? Mr. ...
... this kingdom, and all foreit/n countries, for rec ivering the fpuits to .1 mirac ...
... FARRIN G D O N, BERK TO be SO L A U C T I O N, Mr. T, By Order of the Alfignecs, under Commiluon of Bankruptcy, ilfued forth and a-.vstied aqamll HENRY BU.RDLN, WharllL v Leachladc VVliarf, Glouce'derfhire, on the 6rh Day of February, 1757, between the Hour? of Three and Five the Afternoon, under fuch Conditions will tiren produced, at Mr. Bolton’s, the Crown Inn, Farringdon, ■ A Freehold ...
... for paft Favors, and begs to inform them, that he has laid in a large Affortment of Cane, Bone, and other Articles in the Whip- mailing Branch, which he intends felling on the loweft Terms. Thofe who pleafe to honor him with their Commands, in any of the above Branches, may depend on his bell Endeivours to give Satisfaction, and every Favor will be gratefully ac- knowledged. THE CREDITORS who ...
... being an exceeding good new-built Slone MefTuagc, Fit for the Refidence of a genteel Family j confifting of a Drawing-Room, 25 Feet by 1 5 Feet ; Dining- JRoom, iS Feet 6 Inches by 16 Feet; Breakfaft-Parlour, 16 Feet by 12 Feet ; with an exceeding good Kitchen and Pantry on the Ground Floor; three good vaulted Cellars ; exceeding good Chambers, and Garrats over the whole ; with Brew- houfe, ...