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... Acres of uncommon rich Land, entirely compadt, with peculiar Advantage of being Tythe Free, let uff on Leafes to Mr. John Stokes, Mr. John Hopkins, and Mrs. Either, nine Years of which were unexpired at Lady Day Taft, at low old Rem; of t r9ol. per Annum ...
... I of rb6, Catherine Duckett, at Cumley, in the parifh of Cardigan, Shropfhire. She retained her faculties till within two years of her eleath.—At ' Hackney, in an athrancefl age, the Rev. John Fell,. an eminent Difientlng Minitter, who for feverat years ...
... the good of Mankind in general. • . With due refpcet lam yourliurabje Servant, JOHN JONES. • ”P. S. Befides the above Diforder,l was wick a violent Scorbutic Humour in my Arms and Back, Which I had labbured under for than twenty Years.--That is entirely ...
... be djfpofed . the- Stock in Trade r Shop_L Tools, and alter ETeas of the Hari WhitelVietal Button lately 'tarried on by Mr. John L‘t, 4eceafed, ati N'.lanufacclory in Snow Hill, which havhigbeen f9r many Years, is a defirablp Concern for. one who Withes ...
... Truftees of the faid Road (if required) for the Payment of the Remainder of Rent agreed for, at fuch Times as they fhall direet. JOHN FOX, Clerk to the laid Truftees. Clenbury-Mortimer, Odober 14, 1795. rurnpike Road from Birmingham through If to Warmingtcn ...
... Beikfhhe Militia, upon his own voluntary charged -Charles Evans Shuiy, of Abingdon, in that county, with G;Ls Covington ami John Caflle, b->th of the fame plate, with beinw his accomplices the inhuman murder of DdviJ Charteres, of Toot Balden, near Nuneham ...
... libel on the Irifh Parliament, and an attempt to excite rebellion in Ireland, and moved to have it read at the Bar.— Mi. Grattan oppofed the motion, And at length' the Attorney General put al end to the debate by Moving the order of the day, which. Was ...
... at-Elev,m O'Clock in the Forenoon; when and whcre all the laid Proprietors are ilefircd to attend either in Perfon. or_by Proxy. JOHN JESSON, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. February 2,7, 1794. Private Theatre, Liverrireet, Birntingham. For the Benefit ...
... Horfley, 51—Richard Jefcoate, 1 . 91—, Thomas Jones,lsl—Abr. Ireland, 201—John Izon,• rol—John Ruffy, 51—Ch. Rati:ram, 51—William Salmon, zol—George Sirneox, Townthend, zol— john Turner, James iol—Abel Williams, sl—Samuel Pemberton,.2ol - VS 0 Robert Coales ...
... accidentally weat off, when the ball affed through the Deterter the man who was tying his and into the body arms, and killed them both on the fpot. Mr. GRATTAN haspublithed in papers, a long & {pirited-addrets to his feltow-citizens ot Dublin, informing them, ...
... am yonrhumble Servant, JOHN JO&ES. • P. S. Dendes the above'Diforder, I was affidei with a violent Scorbutic Humour in my Arms and Back. which I had laboured under fur more than twenty Years.—Thar ailu is entirely gone, and my Arms as irliimp and well as ...
... defeat of your impregnable fleet on the zit of June. On the contrary, it was. afferted in that folemn AlTembly, that for the arms of France even to meet the Englith in an adion at Sea, it was of itfelf fufficicnt, and equal to a vidory. I am fiatinz here ...