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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 ...
... 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 elgic States, brings news of the fuc- tm of a detachment from the Patriotic tn . be y om ount d’Aber a General in the Mal arm drag Y, has been furprifed and taken prifoner. Ons of his regiment were alfo fered. OUsE of COMMONS, Thurjday, May 27 Tefy of ...
... coheirefies of John Duke of Montagu, after whofe deceafe, in 1749, his Grace took the name and arms Montagu, and was on the 28th of October, 1766, created Marquis Monthermer, and Duke of Montagu. The Duchefs died May the 2d, 1775, having had ifiue, John, Marquis ...
... fhopkeeper ; June 23, at tour, lbrj ll Inn, Manchcftcr. tR* Borough Truro, Cornwall, wine•npi > June 21, at eleven, the houfc of John Blight, cr * arber > of Wedington, Warwick, miner, dealer coals; g *. ten, at Guildhall, London. Stefaninl, alias Stevins, ...
... material Confequcncc occurs, be prorogued to December. Yefterday Lord Brudcncll took his. Seat in the Houfe of Peers, as Earl of Cardigan. A very brilliant Affemblage 01 Ladies attended Yefterday in the Houfc Peers, to hear his s Speech. The King never looked ...
... the BBtt, broke hi» and arms. At Coventry affir.es came'ort to tried, before Mr. Baron .Ltotham, and a jury, a inverfe, wherein the King (on the James Radford, farmer the po!l-hor!e duties fortius dillricl) was profecutor, and John Hewitt, fenior alderman ...
... ppholftcrer. Jobn Richardfon and Sylvefter Hill, of the Strand, John Cole, of Watford, taylor. John Dudgeon, of Drury-lane, baker. Henry Roberts, ef Blackfriars-road, nurfery man. John Cock, othcrwife Cocks, of New Bond-ftreet, confeétioner. Edward Nelfon ...
... port, Jofeph Peale, aged jot. A few days ftnee, Right Hon. Lady Vifcountefs Lilburne, rehA John Vilcoum- l This are fkblijhed. By SIMMONS and KIRK.BY, King.’* Arm* Printing-Office, CANTERBUHV, . And fold the Shopkeepers in every town in the County, The ...
... Spencer, fecond fon to EarlSpenccr. The Rev. John B. D. late fenior Fellow and Burfar of Trinity College, rector Gainsford, in the Bifh opric of Durham, and vicar of Catterick, iv Yorkfhirc. BANKRUPTS. John Alexander Johnchon, and Louis» Lewis Feuillade ...
... Herrncr, Birmingham, dealer. Hinkfman, of mercer. Tho. Smelley and John Ri«gs, I.imcj hour , potters. Richard Alcdkr gio:er. Edward Thome, liould-fquarc, Crutrhcdl trnrs, lighterman. John Pennaetb, and William Brown.of Barry, mcrahants. ler, of vVoicciter ...
... December* The following members took the oaths and their fears: Marquis of Tmhheld, for Peterstkldj Lord North, Banburv Lord John RulTell, Taviftack; James WaU wyn, Elq. Hereford Hon. Piercy Wy ldham, Midhurft;, Major Thomas Maitland, Haddington; Richard ...