... of entering into Armed Affectations; meafurewhich was unanimoufly agreed to in all the Wards. The plan recommended by the Court of Aldermen each Ward is, iff. All the Inhabitant Houfeholdcrs, that arc able men, to learn the ufe of arms. Thole who are no: ...

... Bucks, dealer. George the younger, of Afhbourp, . John Wood, dca er. Cobham,of Thomaa-ftieet, SourtWark, !i£htcrman. X merchant. Edmund Hood, of Bathwick, and John Tuttle, of Bath, ciacii-nirtfters. John Zealv, of victualler. Rd. Hinckley, James Mil ward ...

... 15. Jonitl-.a.i Ainfworth, Halifax, York, timber-merchant. certificates to granted, June 1 z. John Matthews, of Newtown, Montgomery, woollen.manufifturer. John Morgan, late Short’s Gardens, near Drary-laae, corn* chandler. trials* HIGH TREASON —SPECIAL ...

... after a confutation of forty minutes, returned the following verdict 1 — . James O'Coigley— CUl LTY. Arthur O'Connor, John Rinoj, John Allen, and Teiir- miahLeary—NQT GUILTY. Silence being proclaimed in Couit, Mr. Juftice Boiler obfervtd, that there was ...