... book/eller.— King, of Birmingham, —Willitam Nield, of Marple, Chethire, fhopkeeper—Wa. Dikion, of Stamford, Lincelowire, linen-dea- per WEYMOUTH, AUG. a2. The Theatre lait night was brilliantly attended, Mr. Bannifter, jun. performed the part of Dr. Panglafs ...

... evening, A DESIRABLE FARM, called RiDDENa, part of the Eftate of-the late Dr. Bouchier, dcceafed, tituata in the of Plumpton and Street, in the county of SufTex, in the occupation of Mr. William tenant at will, co tfilling of a farm houfe, three barns, hovels ...

... Lieutenant the Somerlct Fencibles.—Sunday laft, Mrs.'Edwards, wife of Mr. Edwards, lurgeon, Bath, and only daughter of Mr. E. V. Goodall, attorney. —The 13th inftant, at Greenock, near Gla'gow, Mrs. Mary Brown, to Mr. John Willbn, fen. ...

... was determined Wmchefter affixes. It was brought by Mr. Barfoot, of Midlington-Place, in Hampfhire, againft Mr. Bryant, of Hafleraere, and other King's Officers, for trefpafs on the premifes of Mr. Barfoot, in the foreft Bere, by delkroying the fences ...

... .The Hon. Dudley J(vdcr' replied to the lall fpeaker and tfij the amendment. *• ' Mr. Thornton and Mr. Smith,-both fpokc on the fame fide. Mr. Efte the amendment. Mr. Wyndham, in an elegant and •irgumcntatiyc (iile, undertook a general refutation the ...

... taken fair apprailenient. Particulars may known by applying Mr, Attorney at Law, Lewes; or Mr. Edward Trimsci, theS ard the K ft ate. The Prcmifcs, Furniture, and Stock, may be viewed by a] ing to Mrs. Jenner, the prefent tenant. Lewes, Dec. 10, I79J* At ...