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... and about Six Acres of good Land, fituate near Savile Green, and in the feveral Pofleflions of the faid Mr Swire, and Mrs. Mr. Samuel Lees, and Mr. Medley. Further Particulars will given in a future Paper ; when a Time and Place will be appointed for ...
... five Acres are Mr. John Mafcall, a leffc which will expire at Michaelmas next—and the Ten Acres are hoiden by Mr. Samuel Flint, on another Isafe which will expire Michaelmas 1796. Lot 2. Four pieces of freehold Failure Land, the occupation Mr. Stephen Hills ...
... Cadsll, jun. and W. Davies, (SuccetTors to Mr.Laden, .11 the Strand, London} fold by Berry and Rochtlter, Norwich. Of whom miy beh-d, lately pubSflied, 1. New Law Dictionary, in % vols. Bvo. compi'ed by the late Dr. Burn, and int. from his manufcript j whic ...
... attaching'the military to his perion and fortune was the Confiartt policy of a defpot. About this-time Mr. Windham having arrived and taken his feat, Mr. Courtcnay his fotisfattioftt it would give his Hon. Friend opportunity of- explaining that indignity ...
... Abstract o/Mr. Pitt's Bill, for the more effectually preventing Sr. nous Mecetings and AjJ'emblies. -j> Perfons intending to meet for the of petitioning the King or Legifiattire upon any grievance, &c. advertise the lame dr.ys previous thereto; the fame ...
... Ihould laid before their HOUSE COMMONS Mr Fox prefented petition on behalf Electors of Weftminfter againft the de-cifion the laft Commute relative to the Rights Ele&iori Ordered takenin-to confideratksn next -The Bill Mr Rose moved for a claufe to relieve ...
... Thewnains the late-gallant Governor Gibraltar, Sir k.3. were interred,agreeably to the (lireftiom df, his will, in the King’s baftion, without any monumental record of infcription. The StaJiholdrefs, On at Yarjtouth, had on blue riding habit, velvet cap ...
... At .the'Court •at St. lames i i, the tea 0 1795, Prefent the King's 131Ioft'Est Majetiv, in Couhdil. Welty, judgingit expedient the pretent circurnitauces, to into the ports of this kingdom a.. goods, wares, tnerehandizes and effects belonging to the ...
... fair Valuation. Pirtieul irs may had applying to Mr. Gecrgc Gibfon. All indebted *o the F.date and Eff ils of the laid Mr. Dcvy, are renuefttd pay Money due from then: rcfpecfivtly, at Wireiio. of the Did Mr. Gibfun, No. 4, Matidr. -£qu..rc ; an.! foch IVrJbri* ...
... bOUCtAS* Mr jiiUoM; Olcoaiven, Gnat, Lori Ra*» doMi, Mr Old Norwl, Kc>n>U —Anna, Mib mi] Lady Randttlpb* SIDDONS. , .: , r» rntltt L OM, King apd Miller of Mintfield* KiPfi Mr Willlun; Dick, Mr Underwood ( Lord I.orewcli, ...