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... pointtneut of the 01ficets fo Upon Application to the Court of King's Bench In November, rfip,, Informations in Nature of War. ranto were direded to he filed againft Mr. Brooke (Steward) Mr. Wallis and Mr. Barri (Conitables) and the High and Low Bailiff; two of ...
... Bingham, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Bingham, of this town.—On Tuefday, by the Rev. Dr. IVilmot, at Barton on the Heath, in this county, Mr. Payne, attorney, of Colmore-Row, to Mils Andrews, of Barton Grove.—A few days lince, Mr. Eldred, of Long Acre, London ...
... Mr. OLIVER WILLL-kMS:Chairman, ' The Secretary k.epotfted, That in purfuance of the Order of this Committee, made the ttith - :Day of *nary lad; the Original Declaration-of OA Diffenters (a true Coppof Which i ditercd in the Minutes) together with a. ...
... arelens. ' MONDAY's POST. Land to bc T , n at Afhtedr , From LONDON GAZETTE, —For Part' )r Mr. Kemp Whitehall, April zo. THE King has been pleafed to grant to Francis Fortefeue, of Tottenham in the county of Middlefex, Efq; his Royaflicence and authority ...
... 4N.AILL Mr. the n the 'Augult pext, 'l4avig :maty. f9r rice Four-pence] 'r..khil:l7llo THURSDAY's POST: • From. :Le LONDON GAZETTE. . • Madrid, 3. IIE fortrefs of Bellegarde furrep4red to the Spaniih troops on the 25th 'ult. The garrifon conftiting of ...
... Appointment, by Mr. Pearfon ad Mears. Swinn4 and Walki:r, Printers, Birmingham;. Mr'. Hateley, Wolverhampton ; • ,Mr. d, Wa,ifall , Mr. Rain Dudley . ; Mr. Weft, Stourbridge; Mr.. Gower, Kidderminfter; ...
... Efieerz nil Men, Love the Brotherhood, Fear God, Honor the King. Sold by the Printer of this Paper, ,alfo by T. Lucas, High-ftreet, and J. Belcher, Bull Ring. Of whom may be had, jail publi/hed. Dr. Prieftley's Letters to the Ptillofophers and Politicians ...
... be curtailed. . Mr. Pitt, • Mr. Burke, Mr. Dimdas, Mr. .7?):e; Mr. Wigley and others, oppofed receiving the petition,, in its prefent form, as it contained expreffions. difrfpeC•t-ful to the Houfe, and irreverent to the Conftihition. ...
... and may velt his property in the French funds. A converfation took place between Mr. Fox, and Mr. Pitt, Sir yobn Mr. Anfiruther, Mr. Adam, Major Maitland, Mr. Grey, Mr. Sheridan, ...
... Dogs. Colonel Ratcliffe's Plough Boy - ir Mr, Winton's Buzzard - - - dr. Lord Dormegairs Gillyflower and Mr. Smith Barry's Bergamot, were drawn. - - Same day, Mr. Wlllfon's Chigwell - - SI Mr. Cromptnn's Skykeeper 2, 3 Lord Dopmgall's Joe ...
... the Free Grammar School of King Edward thd Sivh, in Birmingham, being vacant by the Death of the Rev. Mr. JANt ss, fuch Gentlemen as are dcfirous of fucreeding to that Appointment, are •requeited to lignity their Intentions to Mr. William Ward, crf Birmingbant ...
... from the King; or fuffering any perfons to as Jones, as 1 - enter this country from France, whether they were i , ight Guineas a ' ru bjedis to the King or not, without his Majefty's 11- for a long Te to do fo. Days) will be l' Mr. Foe, and Mr. .Erjkine ...