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... the honour to kifs the Km. band b-, appointed Matter of his Majelty’s Horfe, in the room of the late Duke of Montagu. ol Cardigan has kifltd hands on being appointed Governor of the Round l ower, Windfor. The Stock* declined yttterday more than they have ...
... Mr. Daniel Bayotoo, Btiflol. John Lewis, Ire of Hnllowav, in the pariftt of Bledierfton, rhe county Prmhioke, De.ler and Chapman; to appear Dec ji, and J*u xa the White liatt, in Natbcth. Attorney, Jamc' Bjwtn, Cardigan. J Hoi and, late of G-jat Trinity-lane ...
... for* ciU .ainat, • of Lambeth the (!■ ttmv Suirv Dc. ‘er . Chapr ..1 is. John Vs all;,r, ;tc j>.i -(lire:. Covfi.. gt.. 1: . T the -1 iti, vct M.uil.tTcx, v r.l- Icn-drapcr ( John Hai'i*. t* 'tmei.;’- la. '*. Land >n, ii. \m* atd!c-., 'r. Be own : Sou ...
... mace ofhetiing* for Wh.tc and Beckvrtth*. COASTERS. The Marii, O Owen*, frem Cardigan, with 300 caflt* butter foi White and Beckwith*. The Two Sifter*. L Lewi*, from Cardigan, with 140 calk* baiter fur White and Beckwith*. . The Experiment, from Pwllhely ...
... totally inaflive in Germany. Anftlmt doer nothing in Italy. The troops on the honticts Holland are at a lland. II except l.iege, arm the Medians, even the great Dumourier has not lliowit himlrlf very aftivc ; yet confidering the tlie feafon, what favourable ...
... BANKRUPTS. John M’Btide, of Whitehaven, in the county ol' Cumberland, brewer, dealer and chapman; to xpfear Jan. r, a, and aa, the Ring’*.Arms, White aven. Attorney, Mr. Anthony Ad fun, in Whitehaven. John LivetCocb, Warwick-lane,Ncwgate-nrect, London ...
... of Middlesex the City and Liberty Wellminftct.' i* U'hitthall, Juij 6. Hi* M a jetty hat beep pleated conHitme and appoint John Anttruther, of Lincoln's Ton, ia the county of *• hi* Mi* iefty** Jufttce for the countie* of Carnarvon, Merioneth and Anglelea ...
... and bear the Arms addition to his prefent names, purfuant the laft Will and Teftament of hi? Maternal Grandfather, Thomas Chamberlain, Wardington aforefaid, dcceafed; fuch .Vrms being firll duly exemplified according to the law* of Arms, and recorded ...
... at Guildhall, London. 30. Nathaniel Doblon, of Leeds, in the county York, dyer, dealer and chapman; the Old King’, Arms, in Leeds. 30. John Filher, of the city of York, m.tfon, d'aler and chapman ; at the Black await Inn, Com y-lbcct, the city of York. ...
... chapmen and copartners; at Gu.ldhall, London. 19. John Livefry, John Hargrtave, Peter Andie, Smith, end William Hall, merchants, callicnprinters and partners; at the Bull’s Head Inn, in Manchefter. 41. John Lucas, of York-ftrect, Cnvent-Gardcn, in the county ...
... March 2. John forllcr and John Jolley, both Whitby, the county of York, mercers, (Iran ts, dealers and chapmen; the 01.1 Globe. Scarborough. ;. Mary Sommtrfu Id, of Bearhiuder-lanc, London, linen draper, dealer mid at Guildhall, London. y. John Bell, of ...
... North Seas; it is confill of eight. tail the line, twelve armed Eall Indiamen, and eightJ frigates;—the arc to carry 56 guns, and ill pounders on the lowtr deck ; except the Grattan, which ; i armed only with carronades. Estrjfl *f LrlUr /torn fry, JjttJ ...