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... Out.bvid• ingr, tTetlier with yoA.1:1. i9P• of Arable, Meadow, 0 raiture Land, or thereabouts, be the Nine more or there• tenni belonging, fituate, lying and being in the Townfhip : of litb Frankton atorefaid, and now in the Occupation of the Mr. But ...
... and near the nrtat Road leading Iron. Cheep to 11, with f.it.blt Outbuildings, :at of Land or thereabou,s twos in. the ()tenni tion of Aid, 1.4 Trritnt it W.V. Mrtroage, 'I any g.et asch, with a Carden, an,' two Oohs (adjoining the Lan.:s ..i. sotiuned) ...
... Stafford in tic Not tora•ds the City of Choler, through nor, in the .'uurttt -F.. to Nantwch, in the Clow, of Che : et. and tenni Na•:twi-.:h•ta rarperley, and'r, m thence hpiugh t a run, in the fa:d County of Chafer, to the tail Cty he , teri and ru ...
... eonfeqiicntly experience, the f.enowing nulanchally drew-nil:ince is to he ridded 3s a aphid having helpleft hakes unguarded tenni& an irifant eighteen old, belonging to Mr. James Flnips, farnacr, in the parith of }lmage, near Halton, C*arnwall, was kit ...
... at Pont fur tsambre • bin ray is fifty. tiv.elfaeid iiiong, and is encamped between the vil-1gs of Scet Fontaines and !tenni, where they have bento curb them:elves. A corps of oroervation is fled towards Lar.drcei and Avelnes. We have a in, o. that ...
... Mr. Tyrrell; Holier, Mr. Congdon; Sheriff's officer, Mr. Francis; Jacob, Mr. Bates; Tradcfmen, Mr. Griffith, Mr. King, &c. Tennis-marker, Mr. Grice.—Widow Warren, Mrs. Powell; Sophia, Webb; Jenny, Mrs. Williams: Mrs. Ledger, Mrs. Banks; Milliners and ...
... woo humbly f 0!,.( her .eroo the and ruppert. PUrrtant to a deri - ee of the high c of Chancery, made in a calf, P a •ett tenni EARL of ST 414- rot o and other t t tc NEXT of KIN of 1140 M AS W Al. lota of Woodhouf-e, within Dunham NWT. y, in the p nflt ...
... filet. b. women with child, and infants rawly b en, a d not difagrecahle in its divot Its uti ity It ee veil great in /Wry tenni,. but shove all in fchoolt, in which the mutt ftiaous coniequences have been fed by fufriritig the ;t_h ectend its prdorts ...
... days ticle The months thal! bear the names of the and Equality we Pepe, ot the Regeneration of the of the Reublir, of the Tennis Court, of Unity, Fraternity, of the Pisety the Sams Cullortss, &e. &e. . The days (hall bear the names of the Lewel of the ...
... one Al5:, one Dragon, Six Hobby-horfes. and fixtten naked Boyes. Dat. April, D. 1565. No. 1970 a Tcmpeft of hail bigger than Tennis balls, which deftroyed the Corne iu the parifh of LUnraiad 26 July A. D. 1J56. No. 1989 § Of rhofe Perfones to whom the committed ...
... t'tereto be! .'tiv*— ing, fiiuate, and being in t.'i.el. .lorelaid, now in the poiftMiion or occupation Mr. James right, as ten.'.ni at ill; i. ontaining, bv «. irion, eighty-fix ac res, three ro. ds, a:n' land, like: n:;*anne-, ur the're.'bouts, more le ...
... e happened tirile ago in the woods of Hamilton, on Clyde Side, /Scotland. man, who is faid to much l like the Duke as one tennis-ball is another, been a week two in that part the (country. to have been his pleafurc to wander about the grounds, to Jcare ...