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... Twenty-two Perches, be the fame more or Icis, in the feveral Occupations oftbe faid Mr. Tempeft Feather, and of Mr. Jofeph Speak and his Underte- nants. *§* The above-mentioned Eftates are in a Ring Fence, well watered, and out of Leafe. The Tenants will ...
... be had at Mr. Swaicfen's Office? H^ifas. ESTATES In RJirOZTII j T^ be 5 ED by AUCTION, in l ...
... Twenty-two Perches, be the feme more or left, in the feveral Occupations ofthe faid Mr. Tesip*ft Feather, aad ofMr. Jbfcph Speak and his Underte- nants. £ §* The above-mentioned Eftates axe in a Ring Fence, veil watered, and out of Leafe. Tbe Tenants will ...
... to abide the charge and to defend nimfclf and his Hon. Friend. ?? , _. Dr. Lawbbncb defended the refcrve of Mr. Patten. Mr. Speak t r, at lenifth, put an end to the con. vetfatiott, by faying, the further explanation relied upon die difcretion of tbe Ho** ...
... ditto. Knottingley, Tames Bliford, Subftitute, 37 ditto. Ditto, J°' m Coatcs, Subftitutc, 36 ditto. Purfton Jaglfn, &c. John Speak, Subftitute, 33 ditto* D pa°rk ad P ° ntefra ...
... ditto ' Knottingley, Tames Bliford, Subftitute, 37 dittn. Dnto, John Coates, Sabftitute, 26 ditto. Purfton Jaglm, Sec. John Speak, Subltitute, 23 ditto. Ditto and Pontefradl TT . n , .. , Park, jjohn Clarkfon, Subftitute, 35 ditta. SkclbrookSc Staplcton ...
... ditta. Knottingley, James Bliford, Siibftitute, 2; ditto. Ditto, John Coates, Subftitute, 36 ditto. Purfton- Jaglin, &c. John Speak, Subftitute, 23 dittu. Ditto and Pontefraift. Tt ™ ur-_ « p ark J-Jobn Clarkfon, Subftitutc, 35 ditto*, Skelbrook & Stapleton ...
... Commanding -Officer of every_ Volunteer Corps in the i niter) kingdrf-n. General Ga*coi one oppofcd'trie Motion, and is now speaking, while f clefs my dvfpetcb. Parliament prorogues on Fiiday. The following is the Price of Stock, thi. day. Sank i}B • J ' ...
... Spanitii man war, and thinking nceefliu y to lay to his men (though was better | acquainted with many things than public Speaking), ; die-lieu them in the following manner:—“ What firame it win be tor you Englilhmen, who live upon good to let Spaniards ...
... of the moft profound. It 1- an Exhibition founded upon real Philofophical Principles, —i'hoot th* stii of Ventrtloqnilm, Speaking Figure.,, or fucli like Deceptions, To five them an idea of it wn.vub.ve not it inipolfible ; and the firft Phiiolnphcra ...
... the moac profound. f It isan Exhibition founded upon real Philofophical -Principles, w'ithout'the ai'd of Ventriloquifin, Speak. iogN Figures, 4o-fuch like deceptions; iT s!ive tihem an idea of it who have not feen it,-is im.p9l~lible * and -the 6rnfl ...
... bazie pronounced, turn from tbeir evil, J -will repent of ibt tvil that 1 1 bought to do unto ?? at ivbat instant I shall speak tor.- ctrninn a natitn, and concerning a tingd m, to build and to plant it. — The feveral pa. ith Church;*, and other piacei ...