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... signature. Mr. Hale received a checque of the defendant, signed by his own hand, which he paid into a benkin:s, house on the 12th, as did also a Mr. Grubb. Mr. Dobson, a merchant, dined- in a party with the ...
... and ' to a colonel in the arm,'; a Captain of ifrigate'to a Putt, from Newfo u lieutenait colonel ; a lieutenant of a fhip of the. otTorbay—succers,g a : L tim Lashio. line to a ...
... wounds received on boarding a French privateer a few weeks fence. She tailed with a fine (hip's company the fame day with the Elizabeth on a frellscruize againft the enemy. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 15.—Arrived the Pass Tor cutter, from ...
... and to pity due I And why not weep, fine gamy Briton bow Has a 'father and a much-lov'd friend Come, Soldiers. come, around your Loader's bier, Unbind the from your brows, and change Sala Vislour'i 4okt for Pity's gentler (train. At, Dane ...
... the motion was, that he wiated to make a Report upon a fisbje& of a confidential nature. Mefrrs. Moss us and were cppnfed to the motion. They could no: cow - elite Mr. B.'s Report could be a fufficient teafan for ...
... left it.— i P n a g r s t , c an d th i e sa c r i t li a l t s ' a clothes acigb w ba u r. g fo pa n w d pawnbroker's, r's, an we underhand that other property was found in her poifellion, which leads to a ...
... char:teen the Stage were endeavouring to excite teats in the audience, a phy-houcc lonner, from behind the fcenes, opened the door of t he Stranger's cot- - tage, difplayed his thicknefs of neck, a nd t hi nne f s of head, and exhibited the flare of ...
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