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... Knowles. ?? Fu.r panic ulsrs jnqu'ue of Wm. W>i_er. j 'fPHE PARTNERSHIP lately carried on 'J 3. by JOHN SIMPSON ar.d DANIEL HAR- RISON, under the turn of John Simpson, —id Co wine and spirit-merchants, _c: Kenda^ being this '^day DISSOLVED; Daniei. Ha rrisoit- ...
... Swarbrrck John, Poulton, gent Sourbuts Thos. Upper Rawcliffe, ditto Salthouse John, Westby, ditto Sanders Mr. Preston Sthofield Joseph, Moston Stein John Henry, Burnage Smith John, Withington, gent Schofes George, Prestwich, esq Spencer John ...
... Committee — the party who wrote it was alfo examined, but anfwered fo ftrangely, that he was com- mitted lo the Serjeant at Arms. Afterwards, there being a general opinion that he was deranged in his intellects, he was ordered to be difcharged without ...
... po»e>siwi of the said John Parkinson. '§» For further particulars apply to Mr. W|l- i:im Lami, ...
... quantity of arms, which General the Marquis de la Palacios has ordered to be colleded. They alfo men- tion, that a German Gentleman had arrived with difpatcbes from the Supreme Junta; he is faid to date, that when he left Germany, the Archduke John had already ...
... apply to John Ford, of - cai ter aforeaid, Esq out of the executors of ; said Abraham Rawlinson and John Rawlinson, .r t.iar receive from him all such WAGES and rrllZE-MONEY, as became due to the said several Vso.is, from the said Abraham and John Rawlin- ...
... possession of the said John Paikinson. ?? For further particulars apply to Mr. Wil- liam Lamb, of Cockerham, yeoman, or Mr. Richard Singleton, of Lancaster, butcher, as- signees of the estate and effects of the said John Parkinson; Mr. John Blackburn, liquor ...
... blade legs, and a switch taU- Whoever can give infutmation of the said fill-y, so tliat she, may be found, to Mr. John Jackson, at the Ki ?? Arms, in Kehdal, will be welt re- warded for their treuble. ( Io dNE bAY, OCTOBER 20tb, The STATE LOTTERY -will Begin ...
... Exchequer moved, That the words of the Hon. Member fliould be taken down, which was agreed to. The Houfe refumed, and Sir John Anflru- ther, the Chairman, reported the exprel- fions of Mr. Fuller. The Speaker then informed the Houfe, that it had come ...
... MENTS to prevent the progrefs of fires, are kept in good order, at the Warehoufe, near the King's. Arms, in Lancafter. The KEY is kept at the Kino's-Arms. N. B. Poticies for the sum of Three Hundied Pounds or upwards, an tuned free of expence to the assured ...