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... casioued by a fall from a tree. Last week died Mrs. Ruth Rackham, aged ^, relict of Mr. Thomas Rackham, of Keswick. Lately died, aged 26, Mr. R. Billing, son of Mr. Thomas Billing, ofCoxford. Yesterday sennight died, after a short illness, Mr. Alexander Brockway ...
... of treafonable praffices, are the. following : •Edward Marcus Defpard, John Francis, Thomas jack fon, alias Phillips, Donis Nl`Geite, John Wood, Jerome•Garnr, Thomas Newman, John Connellj . , James Sedgwick Wratten, Daniel 'Feudal!, Charles Dry, loCeph ...
... Fountain, volanteers, Mr. Johi Peters. an! ten Bengal Szpoys arrived from Mocha by the Raysnfhlw, Captain Oa Sands), marning as Thomas Lechmere, Eli. and his la ly. were riding out 03 honfe beck, near the W.dherman's Tank, they palfed a gentlemin riding on ...
... at Guildhall. Dec. 7. T. Rutherferd, of Scotch-yard, Bush-lane, Cannou-sticet, London, broker, at Guildhall. — Dec. 14. R. Thomas, of Broad-street, St. Gi!t, ? s, glass-seiler, at Guildhall. — Dec. 4. J. Coxon, late of Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant ...
... Afaat Ribeiro Furtado, of South-fireets * merchant, Nov 16,°20,' Dec a2, at Guildhall. Artorney, Meflis Dobie and Thomas, Cranessourt, Thomas Chaptin, of Kingfton-upen-Hull, * Nov rg, 20, Dec at the White Hart in * Kingflon-upoiisHull. ‘“Attornies, Mr. R ...
... HECoraftiffioners names and aathorized in and by a . .Comrniiffior'i ot'uaarpt awardedand iffued-and nsow , ip Profecution againft THOMAS ?? Af- bhorne, in the counly-of DlTsy, Currier, Dealer and Chap- main, intend to meet on- Tuefda the fixli7hday of Deceni- ...
... good Ired.-aiul hav every thing comfortable. fie was accordingly lent there, hand-cuticd, with Thomas Wood, aprivaiein the Guards. John Francis and Thomas Brough mu,-who were apprehended’at it.e meciine Tuetilay night, were brought from New Prifon, C ...
... case for . the prosecution, and sh?.wed the enormous guilt of such a violation of trust as the Prisoner was charged with. Thomas Major, Foreman to Messrs. Brandon and Co. proved, that the Prisoner had often talked of the frauds of the other Excise-Officers ...
... Obfcurity. Sold by Henry -Hardy, at.Oxfqtd. LEASEHOLD t EM STABLE, IN ST. THOMAS1'S R1SH. QOON will be SOLD, by, AUCTION, J in Lots,-' Several Leafrbnld Meflragei- or Tenemerts, with the Appurtenances, fitliateiin Fifher Row, in St. Thomas Parift, Oxford, held ...
... Chncery, rmade in a Caufe wherein Tsiomais LEAcH 15 Plaintiff, and SARAh HARtYV, Widow, is Defendant, thie ?? of George Tickner Hardy', late of Southgatej in the County of Middlefex, and of Auftii-s-friks, in the City of Lon-. pon, Gentleman, deceafed, who ...
... (ituation Spain, or converted into a province, for the purpofe of growing timber for the. navv France, and for producing a hardy race men recruit )ter armies.--,'le concluded very animated fpeech with conjuring the Houfe to tecolledl the dying words that ...