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... Saturday Dec. 13, Thomas Pitt Stead, of London Bride, ,) , to Mils Ann Ske) , ol Welling, in Herttbrdthire. Der. the 9th, at St.. James's Cluirch, Captain temple of his N.l . vy,_ only . fnrviving fon of the late Sir (-banes Hardy, to Mils Warm, of Belmont ...
... always held irfelf iiable to pay and make good, all loffes arifing from fire io occa- Goried. By order of the Direaors, H. A. HARDY, tec. of the Country Department. a ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE. Dec. iz, iSco. ;ERSON S whofe annual premiums fali due ...
... virtue; whauver tends deprive of that we denominate vice. If this our definition qccedrd to, few perfons, 1 imagine, will be hardy enough deny the .fight of impudence to the title of the former. Every man’s experience I Biuft afford him innumerable proofs ...
... Philips Deakin, Wolverhampton. Jol'eph Adams, ' Wedneibury. Thomas Bladon Uttoxeter. John Clarke, : Ofweftry. Thomas Brooke*, Shiffnall. Jofeph Lee, Whitchurch. William Bough, fen. Ellefmere. Thomas Williams, Shrewfbury Robert Collier, Wellington. Philip ...
... totally unknown to Mr. Erskine, has left that gentleman 25,0001. merely on as count of his eloquent defence of Horny Tooke, Hardy, Bcc. BATH, .Dec. 3t. Mr. and Mrs. Tennant, who inhabit the Duke of York's late houfe in the Crefcent, daily fupply there upwards ...
... home with a well acquired fortune u0 at leal 2.50,0001. A gentleman of Leicefteriffire, who late y died, has left to the Hon. Thomas Erfkrine ?? efiate in that county and anothet in Derby. fhire, fubjec to fome legacies to be paid there out of the value of ...
... • or Mars. Tourle, Palmer, and Pugh, Rardetes-Buildings, London. DIVIDENDS. 3t. Thomas OM, of Doncafter, Yorkfhire, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. :1. Thomas Smith, of Park-It:cm, Oxford-ftreet, taylor, -.t ten, at Guildhall. Jar- a 6. Je.rph ...
... Brightlielmstonc. Attorney, Mr. Micl.ell, Btkiiihclmstune, ' nivrcFN-ns. Jan. ji. Thomas Gill, of-Doncasicr, Yorkshire, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jau. 24. Thomas Smith, Tark-strcct, OxforJ-strcer. lor, at tei., at Guildhall. * Jai in. Joseph Jorder ...
... -Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Spens, who . retires; Aug. 30, 1799. Ensign S. Orr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thomas, promoted in the 16th Foot,; Oct. 10, 1799- Captain G. Pearcon, from the Goth Foot, to be Captain, vice Power, who exchanges ...
... budge is to be completed by Michaelmas next. Whitehall, Dec. 27, 2Roo: The King ha •-; been pleated to grant unto Charles Thoma., Riffowe, of Melton, in the county of Suffolk, Efq. fon of Gregory Charles Itiffowe, and grandfon of Charles Rill Owe, both ...
... Ford, Cummings . Fishburn, Ward James and Matgaret, Dixon George, MiAudy Ruby, Hemming Story and Jane, Hes3elton Adventure, Hardie Margaret, Bootland Resolution, Moses Peggy, Edington Golden Grove, Osv.ald Baltic Merchant, Sodd Nymph, Ackenhead Empress ...
... honour to the patience and learning its &ditor.’*~-Aft>*/j>A I’nnted for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard and sold Thomas Hunt, and West and liughe ...