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... Makriaoes. At Box, Mr. Lewis, furgeon, Jefferys, daughter Dr. or Kiogfdown, near' Bath. P king, Lieutenant Governor of Norfolk 1 land, to Anna Jofepha Coombe, of Mr. Coombe, Surveyor of .he Luftumi at B.ddeford.—At Bath. Ferdinand Mann, Efq. of Alton ...
... By the KING’s Rovar i 8 . Lhe following AGENTS are appointed by ADV Meffrs, Robinfon, faw;/n-’:-:';ldhv ” TR e, ion rroacs n Nisyy Siragfoct-spu-dose. 3 Rollafan, Birmi b ays at his Shop in Lawierwirid, €| = mm,,.m::m.« = w ‘ Clay and Kowell, Rughy. : ...
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... plaintiff's Counfel. Mr. Erlkinc concluded, by faying, was impoffible they COUiJ maintain the action. Except Mr. Burkes celebrated work, perhaps no publication has ever had an aftoniihing fale Nature's Assistant to the Restoration of Health, by Dr. Hod fon, of ...
... lath intereft as had ()coin:it! during the war. Mr. Witings's trialyrontifes to furtiiiii much work for Mr. Burke; but this is nothing to the labor which one of his anfwerers has affigned him. Ohkrving on Mr. Burke's apparent fondnets for impeachments, conceives ...
... perfon,) by Ml, Oedge, printer, Bury; Mr Cowper, Cambnilji- ,■ Mr. Nicholfon, Wilbeeh; Mi. Mai (hall, Lym; MfQs. Yar- •* r and Bacon, and Mr. W. Robberds, Mr, Shave, and Jermyn, Ipfwich ; Mr. Fenno, • Colcl.efter; ...
... which it appeared, that Mr. Weft's father was duly admitted a Doffor Civil Law. Dr. Weft was then called, who that Mr Well, the defendant, was his elded Ton. A witnefj pioved, that greyhounds wete the property thc defendant Mr.W^ed. Lord Kcnyon obferved ...
... POSTS LONDON MONDAY JULY u Dr John Donato Iriflfed the King' hand on bong tranflated from the See of Carlifle to of Salilbury The Hon Rev Dr Vernon canon of Chrift-Chnrch one of Maieftv’i wpwH was on Friday prefented to the King his the Marqms of Staflbrd ...
... March 2s. Mejfage from the King. Mr. Pitt preferred a'meflage from the King, which was *ead, in fubftance -the fame as the meffage prefented to the °Mr. Pitt then moved, That the melTage be taken into confideration to-morrow. Mr. Fox fcid ...
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