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... FARMS, known by the Names of Kingfitch and Newland Faints, in the' Parini of King's-Norton, in the County of Worcelter, about five Miles from Birmingham, now in the Poifeflion of Mr. John Hill, on which is a large newly ercdted Mention, genteelly fitted up ...
... be, Mr. Maitland — Catch of Old 'Fbomas Day, by Melt. Stanley, Buggins, and 4uttt. . ACT 11, Overture, Vanhall—Song, Mr. Sueit-4 Song, Sweet Echo, Webb—Syrupbony, Haydn —Song, WHIR happy In my native Land, Mr. Buggins-Huntlng Song, ...
... Grenville, is - appointed Agent • for Upper Canada. John King, Erg; is appointed Law Clerk to the Seeraary of State's Office. Mr. Palmer retire' from the 41ielgery of office on a pention, and Mr. Bonner fuceeeds to his honours and emoluments. The line ...
... • if v{e_reekon live the average number of .!aelt family, Mr. Maitland, in .1747, made the population of the city and. fubutbs amount to 45,320 ; Dr,Webiter, by a In xis.% made it 37,220; had Mr. Arnett, In X 775, taken fame average of eve, inftead of ...
... In Engtaitd,--:—Sung. Mrs. liindtuarib.—. Concerto, Violoncello; Mr. Bird.----Glees. . ACT 11. Concerto German Flute, Mr. Cdoke.— song, Mr, Spray.---Concerto, Violin, Mr. Hindmarfh. —Song, Mr. reb.—;Coneet to, ...
... Major Maitland gave notice that he would on Monday next bring forward a motion relative to the conduet of the wax in India, and the treaty with the Nizam. NABOB Qf 'ARCOT.. , 1 40. petition from the Nabob of Arcot viasbrOught up by Major Maitland, and ...
... tlircwfbury; Mr. smith, Mr. Srnart, Lind C.:re/well. Wolverhampton ; Mr. trt‘zlewoott, and Mr. Olt.tort Bridgnorth mr . - y . jari k ron L and Bottoh Trent ; ICfr d ; fr• cs, 41 : d ; Mrs- Boyhes, and ; ...
... Went read a note from ; Mr. William Prieftley, the fun of Dr. Priettley, defiri big to be admitted tp Bar. The Alleinbly decided t ,• that he Mould be initantly admitted. He accordingly I tame to the Dar. M. Francois (ski that Mr. Prieftley wrote and fpoke ...
... and Mr. Gliton, Bridgnorth ; Mr. 1.247,bfie1a ; !obit LAchlichl and Burton upon Mt Moi tan, ; Mr, Hugh. , titl ktann, Dudloy; Mrg. and Mr. Mllward, Walfall ; Mr. Watford, StratfuXd-upun-Avon ; Mr. Gower, ...
... Individuals, and confiderable Bodies of Men; by Mr. Locke and Judge Blackflone ; by the late Earl of Chatham, and Sir George Savile ; by the Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of LanfdovOne, Mr. Pitt, and 'Mr. Fot ; by Petitions from feveral Counties, and by ...
... confeptenee of the death of Sir Wil-• Codringtoti. Reported from the Bedford Eledion Committee, that Mr. Whitbread was duly returned, and that the petition of Mr. Paine was neither Wye]. ous nor vexatious. Ordered a Bill foramending the ads relative to granting ...
... Kingdont :---They have alfo granted Blanks or Certificates to Edward fiewitfon, Apprentice to Mr. Pooley ; Thomas Par-. }tinfoil, to Mr. Barton; and William Wilkinfon to Mr. Shutt; Who, without fuch Blanks or Certineatea, mutt have remained with their Mafterat ...