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... Benares in the Eaft-lodies, inflcad of Mr. John Lumfden, now the Court ofjhe' Vi^'». . . n. ! * Ton metal watch. Six were convicted ,_mnv. and eight were acquitted. The fame day fen fence was paHed, when John ftcown, Ifaac Simmons, alias Bail, Daniel James ...
... Mr. Jofeph Bcnj. Smith, Newark upon Trent. John Dumbell, of Warrington, cotton-manufacturer; to furrender June fj, 14> u 'y *6. eleven, at the George, in Warrington. Attorney, Mr. William Mavie, Warrington. John Fell, now or late of Manchefter, cotton-fpinner; ...
... to the living of Little Bcdwin, Wilts. The Rev, William Skey, of St. John’s College, prefented, by the fame Patron, to the living of Great Bed win. Shrtwjbury, Nov. i. The Rev. John Gibbons is inftituted tothe Reftory of Alton Board, in thL county, on ...
... deccaled. STAFF. Major John Granby Clay, of late 105th Foot, to be Major of Brigade to the Forces in South Britain. Captain Lyon, of zsth Foot, to be Major Brigade to the Forces, HOSPITAL STAFF. be Surgeons to the Forces, ' John Gibbon*, from Foot, Hogg ...
... 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 ...
... Biche (*} board of thefe veflcls were chofen frodps, very formidable train of flying and other artillery; a great quantity of arms for the Irifh Rebels; faddles, and every neceflary appointment for large body of cavalry, entrenching tools, &c. under the ...
... *** late of Milk flreet, C John Boles and Thomas Wright, 'th Southwark, Surry, wart o, Walter lies, Thomas Abell an Surry, linen-drapers. dividend in the count Eltofr, of Chefter, wine-tnercl John Wectman, of Brandon, Wa: John Garratt, of Hard Water Mi ...
... poli.ics, e independent of all parties. The French ttiips jutt taken Sir Edward Pellew', with thole taken and deftroyed by Sir John Warren, make lofs fuftained by the enemy in few weeks, of not lefs than Thirty nine Sail, exclusive of Burhon’s captures. Captain ...
... Witnefs our bauds, DAVID DAY, 0 every young men. The Army of England THOMAS HULKES, mgn, and if the people this Country K . , , , JOHN SABB. , ' '• D. H. DAY, jun. ilßCffl >■ , ■> W. HULKES. JARVIS having agreed with Mr. PETER . ARTHUR MANCLARK. allift her ...
... of the Red, Sir John Orde, Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White. Thomas Lenox Frederick, Elq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. Sir Robert Calcier, Km, Captain of the Fleet. Capt. Cuth. Collingwood. Capt. Peter Aplin. Henry Savage. John Knight. John Child Parvis. George ...
... indep. volunteers. —John C |,jl captain. Captain John Campbell, on late Kelfo reg. captain. Malcob Brown, gents, to be lieuts. John fiai fi gents, to enfigns. . Auchtermuchty volunteers.—John Auchtertooll volunteers.—Henry Spe al s, John ...
... had two accomplices, who are now confined with him Cardigan gad—He has (ince, however, that they are innocent both of the robbery and murder, and that was unafiilled in that atrocity for which the arm juftice may now be (aid to be uplifted, as expelled ...