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... of Samuel Britter, Grove-Green, who will shew timber. ' P~IHiSUANT to Decree of the Hi S Court of Chancery, made in a cause Hardy versus Sutton, the Creditors of GEORGE KEBBEL, late Brenchiey, in the comity Kent, yeoman, deceased, are forthwith to come ...
... woodland j now tire dccupaiiuu Mr. Weils, tenant at will; land-tax redeemed. ' The timber add underwood ba. takes Enquire of Thomas Huntlks, Tenterricu, Kent Part of the purchase-money may Land to let Tender for Term Years, either plough or grum, , - ,' ...
... Barker, Cheapside, London, warehouseman, Jan. at eleven, Feb. atone, March at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Adaias, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Lee, Holborn, Middlesex, glover, Jan. 26, Feb. 9, March 5, at twelve. Attoniies, Messrs. Street and Wdolfe, Philpotdane. John ...
... Hon; T. Ilrand, Richard Sharp, Henry Pierce, George Hibberf, Hon. M. Mathew, Robert Hurst, Hon. W. Howard, Francis Horner, Thomas Oeevey, Henry Martin, W. Honywnod, Henry Parnell, Hanbury Tracey, Lord Folkestone, LERS. | Sir Francis Burdett. TRIAL'OF GENERAL ...
... the ships on that station. Admiral Berkeley arrived Plymouth, on Thursday, from that place, in the Triumph, of guris, Sir Thomas Hardy, accompanied the Leopard, of 50 guns. The Forester sloop arrived on Friday at Yarmouth, with account of two Dutch frigates ...
... tally convicted of breaking open the Joy/ William Pope, esq. near Hounslow, it thereout five dozen and four pigeons. Mary Hardy, a voung married woina' ca|>ilaiiy indicted for privately slea!ii;„ dwelling-house of Samuel North ncas, 41 half-guineas, GO ...
... Thetis, Capt. Miller, sails with the Bast India convoy when the wind i« fair. Sailed the Goshawk, 18, Captain Innes; Dapper and Hardy a cruise.—The Leopard, 50, Capf. Humphries, is fitting for a foreign station, The Lion, 61, Capt. Hcathcotc, her passage to ...
... Charles Vyne, Elizabeth Booth, James Hart, James Frost, James Madden, Mary M‘Gee, Joseph Hardy, Mary 00 « Charl , o . ßu * P,ead > John Connel, James worns, Mary Hardy, Daniel Harcourt, Michael Brown, James Dunnidg, George Stanley, Susan Trueman, Wm. Hall ...
... George Hardy man, Thomas Leighton, Francis Torrens, Cary Lalande, James Kerr, Richard Gore,—To be Major-Generals. Lieutenant-Colonels— ■William Kirk pat rick, John Mac in tyre, John Gardiner, Henry de Castro, Bennet Marley, William Burn, Thomas Hawkshaw ...
... —consisting of three wagon horses and pony, . « hhtch, wagon, and four harness**, two dung-carts, one ■ ptongft, three some hardies, quantity sacks, bushel measure, skry, stable utensils, and a variety of other articles. The to commence at naif mat tea o'clock ...
... Pluuislead, in the county of Kent, within twelve miles the metropolis, in tlie occupation of John Wy- bum, Thomas Gilling, James Sargent, Thomas Jeal, and John Weeks.—To let lease for twenty-one years, from Michaelmas, IHOB. . The lands Bexley may be viewed ...
... Charles Boncey, Surveyor. Qui:KNTionoeoH —Mr. WiHiara Bliss, Auctioneer. Woolwich.—Mr. Joseph Hudson, Builder. Tonbkiuoe—Mr. Thomas Builder. - Insurances, tailing due at Midsummer, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. charge for Policies ...