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... will be ..given at this Mice this bay, To-morrow, and Wed• neftlay, the lit, 2d, and ad Inftant; from Tin o'Clock in thA Mormon& until Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the Purpofe of receiving the Year's Duty on the Property Tax, -due the 30th of March ...
... Miller, at the Half Moon Petsiorth. 'lt—David Roberts, of Chefter, Ironmonger, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingham. 19,--John Mormon, of Lawrence Pountney Lane, London, Merchant, at Guildhall. John Rowden, late of the Grand Jundtion Wharf, White Friars, L ...
... DON. TAMES HAYWAKD, the King'- Hf.aJ J Inn, u'.ly foi ins his and the Public, that the above' Coat lets ' h;s every and mormon 3 ' three o'clock, and arrives at the Bull and MC ' London, early the following Mornings. v London every Tuefday and Saturday ...
... and Value any Road leading out of the Town of Birmingham, embellished with the Plantations of the Laiches, and the Farni Mormons; and. in Front of the Houle called Spark Brook, built by the lite George Humphrys, Efq. A fpacious Crefcent-formed Road is ...
... Worcester, on Thursday the Bth of November. The Books will be open for the Receipt Quarterages, .it Eight o’Clock in the Mormon, Church Service will begin at Eleven, and Dinner will be the Table One; tire Member* are desired attend as early as possible ...
... opponents. By the Mails, the vices received •re tbeOTMtult. They state briefly, the enemy's positions at Bautzen weie carried by Mormon the night between the 19th'and 20th. Tin* head-quarters of the Crown Prince of Sweden Z.-rbst on the The eater part of his ...
... operations, on which '**gur has promised wit) tr^ear. is slated to at ; General Dtivignan the defiles before Epuj»>i is at D.ez ; Mormon: on the Saare. - From what is permitted to appear in the Paris Papers, it is evident that the Allies have made considerable ...
... distribution our forces, that whole Upper Caua ia, must fall to the United Stitts, and Loser Canada will not defensible but jt an mormons and dt-pioportionale expence j and adits, had much rather see the America c-'.firiticd the pissession of Prtsqu' Isle,' Detroit ...
... flitir Fri««niii am* lie ,i nicy have THIS UAV »r l heir lurlber acc«/ii»tnn ...
... • r o-sia o .• Surveyor and Auctioneer, ..' • all of • m. -. 7 Freehold Estate in and near the Tr,llac,-s Aldridge and Mormon. - rl l O be SOLD by Auction by JOSIAH ROBINS, I_ on Wednesday the 19th Day of April, 1816 at Three o'Clbck in the Afternoon ...
... Houghton, to thc-cp: of-tuinberland, I. andhacon-n,etchant, to Blue Bell Inn, Carßsle.—.\Jtornujv Mf. Blotr, Andrew Dick and John Mormon, Ute pf St Catt.crm square. East S.oithfidd, in theixi. ' porter-merchants, d. c. TO r..J^#J; 2V. Feo. i2.' .guildhall.—Attorney ...
... had been expended in the ..eveial of Great Hritain, in and passing vagrants in the year 18Y0. The system had become un .mormons evil, and a great public nuisance; in many ca-es vagrant* and odicers were known to have conspired together to defrand the ...