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... 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 ...
... which conveyed troop* lirlt attempted a landing h. the iinltol channel, but lottod tt impradlic.ible ; and alter landing them Cardigan Bay, with only two days proviiions, they proceeded to lea, notwithll.Hiding icveral fignals were made by the troops Ihote ...
... 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 ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, June 18. SUMMER CIRCUIT. John Lloyd and Samuel Compton Cox, Kfqrs. Caermartheiifhire, Wednesday J.dy 31, Caermarthcn. Pembrok.fhire, Tucfday Aug. 6, Haverfordwelt. CarJi'ranfhjre, Mon lay Aug. Cardigan. NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT. Thomas Wnnners ...
... that remained at the Maroon Town. In the barrack here have now from 410 43c. Feb. 9, Five Chief the Maroons, among whom were John lon and Smith, were fent from hence fell Friday morning; and on Saturday morning, with 100 regulars, kft the Old Town for the ...
... officers each took hold an arm till they , arrived at the gate of the Compter, when the turn-1 key went forward to open it, and left the prifoner with ; his partner. Barrett availed himl'elf of the mo'mem, made a luddcn from under his arm, and .! effected his ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... £. S. E. diftauec about three leagues, the Dolphin armed cutter in company, 1 fell in with and captured after a chace of four hours, Le Kpie French lugger privateer, mounting Iwivels befides fmall arms, and manned with 17 men, out two days from Dunkirk ...
... 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 ...
... Wrotham. flaac lomlin, Efq. Wrotham. 1 Henham, farmer, Eaft Pecitham Walter Barton, farmer, Eaft Peckham. * John Miller, gent. Yalding. John Simmons, farmer. lie Indictment having been briefly h*..i Mr Attorney General rofe. He ob.err d ducharge of the ...