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... Buddry 109 j Mr. John Wright and Mr. Alderman Leman, I the Sheriffs-Elect, will be fworn into oflice on New Michaelmas day. Thomas Bagge, Efq. elected Mayor of the Borough of Lynn Regis, for the year enfuing. Matthias Wright, Efq. is chofen Aldernian, or ...
... Mr having been the subject of a violent dispute between Mr Astley and Rees some years since which ended in a prosecution Mr Thomas Dibdin one of the proprietors Sadler ells thinking this be reviving grievances that might be the cause of enmity between the ...
... TO THE ARM2, We. HARDY'S New-lrvented BLACKING POWDER, patronized and ufed for the King and Royal Family, which foftens the leather,'repels the water, and pro. duces the finefl jet ?? to cartouch boxes, boots Iboes, ladies' clogs, &c.-[n boxes, at is ...
... uare, aged IF.—On Tuesday last, Mary-le-hone Church, London, Thomas Mrymrll, E-q. of the Friarage, near Yarum, Yorkshire, Miss Wright, of Kelvedon. Hall, ex.—On Thursday last, David Hardie, Esq. to Miss Cheetham.—l.a-t week, Mr. William Faulkner, Mis ...
... outbuilding in good repair, and 185 A. 2R. 3-.f. of excellent meadow, - pasture, and arable land in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Peacock. The tenant will shew the premises, and for par- ticulars apply to Messrs. Pearson and Bunn, Soli- citors, Ipswich ...
... Atrica, jiaistd Bahamas tor the (uty The. Lottery, Kneale, from ditto, and passed ditto the 6th, J'he Sarah, Sellers, left St. Thomas’s, Afiica, the Ist iVlsv, with her full complement negroes, and all healthy.—The Liberty, Sam's, from hence New Providence ...
... fiord Nelron and Mr. al c wloza might have proceeded very fuccefsfully together, if each of them had equally kept his Ajl. The hardy officer was always to be expofed to wind and weather, but the prifuner deferted his bathers ; Lord Nelfon was left alone, and ...
... 18U4. • PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. persons who have any legal demands on the Partnership subsisting between Mr. Hills, sen and Thomas i ls, slnp-'uiilders, Sandwich, in Kent, are requested send an account thereof to Mr. Andrew Hills, And all persons, who stand ...
... Scourge; Armed Defence Ships as per last, and 'runsports as ditto. GREENOCK, SETT. 4.—Arrived here on Thurs. day the Margaret:, HARDIE, •from Quebec, after a passage of z 9 days. The Union, WYLLIE, had left Quebec two days before, for this Port. 'the M'KINLAY ...
... vice Kobintiio. Wm Fromc, gent, vice Campbell. CNrmH BoMir’t llrgfm-fd, Lieut. Henry Hardy, from the loot, hr' captain of a company. c.r-orforit tnriUot. Ensign Thomas Ashe, from half.piy oi t' fooi, ensign, vice Feint, prouiutcd Anns Erofw EmrrErr, Ensign ...
... Lord Nelson and Mr. Mendoza might have proceeded very successfully together, if each of them had equally kept hispojf. The hardy officer was always to be found exposed wind and weather, but the Prisoner deserted his business; Lord Nelson was left alone ...
... in Norfolk, Thomas Havers, Efq. Principal Steward to the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Petre. He was lineally defcended from the Standard Bearer of Richard the 111. who fell in Bof- worth Field.-At Tunbridge Wells, Mifs Rickman, daughter of Thomas Rickman, Efq ...