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... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... Efq; Chairman. John Barker Chinch, E(q., Ear! of Burford. John Holden Strutt, Eft). Thomas Jones, Efq. R. M. T. Chilwel), Efq. Philip Metcalf, Efq. Thomas Coxhead, Efq. Lawrence Palk, Efq. Lord Vifcount Weymouth, Richard Glover, John Shaw Stewart, Efq ...
... circulated, recommending the perafal and of it. The following matrimonial compaft announced as fpeedily to be folemnized Earl of Cardigan with Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave, filler to the late Earl, and Lady of Honour to the Princefs Royal. Lord Cholmondely, the ...
... _to take on them the command of the fleet at Spithead, the former not being yet gone as has been reported. The Countefs of Cardigan, it is faid, will have the lirfl vacancy as Lady of the Bed-chamber to the Queen. The lafl difpatches from Lord St. Helen’s ...
... people doth not confider. Friday John Duhamal, a foreigner, and a mofl notorious fwindler, who has long infefled this city, was taken before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, at Guildhall, and went under long examination. Mr. John Dubois, Merchant, Alderman’s-walk ...
... 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 ...
... rvey. John Garrett. Rev. Richard Harvey, jon. phea Nutwood. William Hooper. William Guy. Daniel Hooper. John Hooper. James Simmons, Captain f ox. John Mofes. George Phillips. Edward Daniel. Peter Burgcls. Charles Keliy. Kev. George Townfend. John Weftbeech ...
... affixed to the carriage. The immediate infult offered to the Pope, was the attempt to difplace the King s arms of France, and to put up fomething for the arms of the Republic, over the French Conful’s door. They were warned that this would not be fuffered. The ...
... Gloucefterlhire, or Mr. Lewis, No. 12, Gray’s-infi. John Robfon the Younger, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, pdl'cymaker; to furrender May 21,31, June 25, at three, at the Half Moon, Great Yarmouth. Attorney, Mr. John Watfon, Yarmouth. DI VIDENDS. Edward of Claverham ...