... goods to th 1501. A day right, Mr. Vigne, jun. green, paffmg the end of Porter’s-alley, brrouglvftreet, was attacked by fire armed footpads, who robbed him of his hat, watch, and money. They offered him no violence, but threatened tofhoot. him if he went ...

... Anne Rees, only farviving daughter of Mr. T. Mercer, of that place. A few days fince died, at Leominfter, an advanced age, Mr. John Neale, painter, of that place. The Rev. Dr. Ingram, Reaor of Upton Warren, prelented Sir Edward Winnington, Bart, to the Rectory ...

... few days ago was married, Mr. John Brookes, to Mil's Jervis, both Hinton, near Whitchurch. ; > Tuelday was married, Mr. Lloyd, fupervifor of excife at Uttoxeter, in S'taffordfliire, to Mils Buck, Chelter, daughter of John Buck, Efq. colledtor of excife ...

... black gelding, the property of Richard Langfon, of Kynton, near Stow, ; and John Carter, (father of the beforementioned prilbner) for ftealing a black gelding, the property of John Hathaway, Forde, Glocefterfhire, were feverally convicted and received fentence ...

... Guildhall.—John Gamble, late of Willoughby Waterlefs, in Leicefterthire, money-fcrivener, Feb. 24, 25, March 21, at tiie I hree Cranes) in Leiceiler—William Rogers, of Kingfwinford, in Sfaffoidlhire, corn-chandler, March 3, at the Dudley's Arms Inn, in Dudley ...

... Vl'l-eo.l, ot 13th native bai. Capt. John Mawbey, and Lieut. J. Z. M. Bitch, 2d ?? bat. Lieut.-.. John Plumer, Win. Hinkman, Jol. Rich-rJlon, Win. Kennie, 13th native bat. Lieut. A. Curt.n_if._js, ol ?? native bat. Capt. John MorJaunt, Licuts. E. Baker and ...

... Napper, of Birdham, SutTex, grazier. John Bifhop the younger, of Stroud, Glouceftcrlhire, dealer. John Gritfin the younger, of Clare-court, London, butcher. George Meinel. Maid-lane, London, Spanifh leather-dretier. John Spiller and James Fownes, of the Minorics ...

... order for erefting a Side Gate or near to a place called Bridge Dingle. N. B. The Allotments will be fixed on the above day. JOHN COREN, Clerk. Lately publifhed, price is. AN ODE ON WAR, FRENCH, BYE. FRERE CHERENSI, Author of Le Heros Moderns and L'Amant ...

... ppc.tr May 14, 19, and June ;o, at Guildhall, London.; Atfornics, if. Bush and Aspinall, Norfolk-! llreet, Strand, London. John Cole, now or late of Bridgwater, in the county S.m'.crlet, Ihopktepcr, dealt r and chapman ; to , p ar May 19, 23, and Jane ...

... co’lege. Bathtltrt ; John Burgh efq. Fel. low-commoner Trinity college; John Llc-yd Salulbury, lif,q. Fellow-commoner I’embruke hsll MefTrs James Harris Emmanuel college. John Morgan Rice o( Trinity, Edward Tot tkinlon. of St. John’s, Samuel Wix of Chrift’s ...

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... North Seas; it is confill of eight. tail the line, twelve armed Eall Indiamen, and eightJ frigates;—the arc to carry 56 guns, and ill pounders on the lowtr deck ; except the Grattan, which ; i armed only with carronades. Estrjfl *f LrlUr /torn fry, JjttJ ...