... arbitrators, to whom was referred the confideration of what reward ought to be given to the Margate boatmen, for their brave, hardy, and (uccef'stul exertion, in faving the extra India ftip Aufpi- cious, which very narrowly efcaped deftrudhion in oeeof the ...

... Barley-flreet, bas brqueathe~d to Si'r T. bal u~ury, her p, nep)hew, 30,01.adto Mr. Salulbury (tire younger in brother to Sir Thomas) the bulk of her fortune, eltimated a' at upwards of aoo,oool. The: fervants are very handlomhely ur provided for the fteward ...

... terrific form. I 11. ii So, though around our fen-encircled reign, The dreadful terapeft feem to lower, to Difmay'd do Britain's hardy train Await in doubt the ?? hour? Lo! to his fons, with cheering voice, el Albion's bold Genius calls aloud; tl Around him ...

... osd of Chirlsester~ thise' veniobe a.~ importance o~l establishing a show of roots in that pity. sault ID a The Rev. Mr. 'Hardy (Vicar of Haylissg) offred two ?? .premiums of 81 and' 21. to:~ be given next year teli the James ;xhibl5tonf t~he best .rootgi- ...