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... B4lLV.—taturder, oa. CHARGE OF hiURDER. Jams Prifeat, john Deaham, and 7arvir Baler, were indided, for the -.wilful murder of ThomaS. Pamphlin, on the 4th of a:fiber, in Compton-ftreet, Clerkenwell, by giving him .feveral wounds with a knife, of which wounds ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Vicarage of r Spreytoi, in the county of Devon, on the prefentation of Richard Holland, Efq. void by the refignation of e Thomas Freke, clerk. On Thurfilav laft was married, at Plympton, Mr. s Hugo, furgeon, of Crediton, to Mifs Palmer, of Plympton. On ...
... Hingess Bolts, &c. for builders, carpenters, awl cabinet-makers' us.-, &c. N~~ 0.~i 6 1 , FLEET-S I'REET, LON I ) JN.?- THOMAS HARDY, with sincre graiitude, at this returning season, renews his annual acknowledgments to his friends and the public, for ...
... addretled (poft paid) to A. B. at the Oxford Coffee-houfe; Strand, be immediately attended to. No. 161, fleet4treet, LoiWon, THOMAS HARDY, with fincere gratitude at•this tetuming feardn, renews his annual acknowledgements to his Friends and the Public for the ...
... per- ficliy onderltands, and is capable of reaching; the French Larnguage.-Apply by Letter, ?? paid, to MifM Smith, at Mr. Hardy's, Oxford. I J. G I L E S, Cabinet Maher, U4holder, Appra!,er, and Auvioneer, OPPOsITE THE NEW MARKFT, ESPECTFULLY informs ...
... (he courts the gale That ftnilmg, y morning iheds, Her jirefeuce ever, e'er hail, And carol the time (he treads. S—Jyj—U. THOMAS IIOLCROFT, FSQ This Gentleman iias railed from a very obl'cure lituation in life bytl.e increafeof talents, which, if they ...
... Pringle; Brothers, Edmund, and Ifaac.Hcams.fromMemd. Ariel, Bilt«n, from htoeknohn. Nottingham, Dale Bee, Stpnehoufe. and Walker, Hardy, from Peterfburgh. Neutral, Saverfton, from Eaft Ries. Sbincliffe, FothergUl, and Ruby, bennctt, from Wybarg. Emanuel, Norland ...
... THOMAS HOLCROFT, Efq. Mtiolcroft has railed birnfelf a very ob, rcure fituation in life by talents, which, if the' had been properly applied, would have rendered him worthy of the higheft applanle. He has undoubtedly the merit of being a fell-taught genius ...
... 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- ...