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... would never live to fee her, who could for ever make him happy, in the arms of another man further telling had too much regard for her, to treat her fhe but fhould fee him locked the arms of dea'h ere day. The next day he went Stratum, on his matter's bufinefs ...
... to appoint a to examine evidence called by tuch per-bons as have petitioned againft the abolition of African (lave trade Sir John Miiler apprehended there was no precedent for of fo much importance to Commit tee flairs The rooms above ftairs were mall could ...
... ton New Bank, No. 1754, dated the 15th of December laft, payable to John Grnivtnor, or Order, at two Months after Date, for 491. 19s. 6d. and fpecially indorfed over by the faid John Grofvenor to the laid Thomas Meefon, but not F indorfed by him; one ...
... Daly John Metge Rt. Hon. W.Brown-Anth. Daly Cha. P. Leflie low John John Montgomery Wm. Richardfon John Wolfe John Warburton y Sir A. Stuwirt . . Burgh, Oldtown John Hg»n Rt. Hon. H. Grat- S.Digb/ SirE. Crofton ...
... Tktdd Jones Arthur Browne John Prellon M. Smith Vlervin Archdall fof. Prefton John D. B. Italy John Metge IA. Montgomery Anth. Daly P. Leflie •JW. P. K. Tretich John Townfher.d f John Montgomery W Richardfon 5 ...
... Committees. ol. to D. Coddington, Efq; ferjeast at arms. L. Senfi, for delivering the votes. ol. to [. M*Cewen and H. Hoimes, to the back door-keepers, tweaty in number, to T. L’Eftran affittant ferjeant at arms. This was ufually a 140]. but en motion of che ...
... fame plate. The Reprefcntativc* of the armed youth of Dauphiny, Provence, and Languedoc, to the number of a 50,000 men, are al>out form a like compail of union at Valence, and it is intended that after all thefe armed confederacies IhaU be completed, deputation ...
... the Property of the Puztic, and actually guarantees of Ticket or Share iffued in che prefent Enciisu the PRINCE or WALES’s ARMS OFFICE, No. 22, Dame-Streer, Corner of Great George’s-Street. XPERIENCE has at length: convinced ‘the makers of Lottery Schemes ...
... j urpofs. James Napp. r Tandy, ) Maftefs . William Humjhrty, Jeremiah HâOiitt, Waji;D ,_ Hair) Jarkfon, John Patrick, Sir Nowenliam. Kt. John Hum, Efq; ' AUerman ]amt» Horan Right Hon. Joi.n OâNeill Eeniamin Gault, Tlq; James Srewart, Efq; Wills ...
... the Court of King’s Bench, on which the Chief Jultice of the faid Court ordered that a writ ould iffue at the fuit of John Brenan fe John Magee, marked for fool.; alfo copies ef all orders and proceedings had and made ‘iin the faid caufe of Brenan againft ...
... immence quantity of powder, arms, &c. is now in the hands of the people and citizens, gtiarded by to regiments of French Guards, and Buoo Citizens. WHITEHALL, 7JI 17. The King has been pleafed to contlitute and appoint John Lloyd, of Grey's Inn, in the ...
... cau be by many characters. The Drawing ot the Britith Lottery ts tow going on. FEW TICKS and SHARES, warran ed enga { Wales’s Arms, No. 22, Dame-ftreet, corner ot ged on the terms, at HARLEY's OFFICE, Prince 0 Great George’s-{trcet, with HALF A MILLION of ...