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... Wednesdav,Jan.. tS 180S, art Mr. Jonathan Keebc's, t at Biidetone, sien Nedging'lyel, mPHE fllowing EFFEC ?? the Froisertt~ff THOMAS t -, HODDY, svhich are disposed of for the Benefit of I his Creditors consisting of a porsable thrashing Hud (Ire'- i sing ...
... l-recman Dereham, Win. Barker . Saxmundham, John Flatt Dili, Thomas Taylor Soham, J >scuh Finch - East Bergholt, Jas. Revans Sto wmarket, Evere ?? Easton, C. Bird _. . Stradbrooh, lota Bryant Eye, Thomas Wayth Sudbury, John King and Eiy, Jesse C laxton Robert ...
... Wm.Grasley Thomas Cartwright h. John Key* John Cartwright g George Harvey Richard Kerkhatn f-aa. 'I'hos. Hunter, f Thomas Lamb ...
... Holt, ISeiitanun Leak Amptbill, Ezra. Eagles Hopton, J. P. Catterson Biideiton, Matt. Syarlee Hoxne, R. Talleiit Botcsdale, Thomas Jolly LowestoTt, Wnu Aldrcd Brandestoii, R. Shenung Lynn, Andrew Pigge Braiatrce, ,R. Holmes MHdenhaH,'lho. Archer Bungay ...
... are rerpicst- ed to dleliver an1 accoinit of their respective derriauasi to Mr. .TohJ Ashley 1Rogqrs. of (1rfrlr, or to Xfr. Thomas unses of's$IdbOurn, tbe ?? oftile ?? rIII3eedrn. A~nd at VLrsosl$ ihidebied to the saidd WVri. Beeden, at thle tilneof his ...
... se'nnignt Joshua i urvey was com- ttcd to the Castle by Thomas Bcevor, Esq. • t jj e Rev. George Beevor, charged with iifully and maliciously setting fire to two V j n t he dwelling-house of Thomas Brame, Ifßridgham, in this county. On Saturday afternoon ...
... EARL of BRISTOL. JOHN WILSON ALLEN, Esq. JOHN WASTELL, Esq. THOMAS COCKSEDGE, Esq. BERNARD HOWARD, Esq. ORBELL RAY OAKES, Esq. JAMES COLDHAM, Esq. . . Rev. JONATHAN CARTER. JOHN WHITE. THOMAS IMAGE. Barrow. Uenar&oe continued. Mr. Thos. Andrews Mr. John ...
... . JOHN WILSON ALLkfJj.hsfl. JOHN-VVASTELLvEtq. ? ' ? THOMAS' COCKSJCOvxR^ Et q. BERNARD HOWARp; Esq. , ORBELX RAY OAKES, Ksu. JAMES COLDH AM, £sq. Rev. (JONATHAN CARTER. JOHN WHITE. .- -^-'THOMAS iMApH Barrotv. ' ¦ Heti^ravt ctmtiwt. Mr. Thos. Andrews ...
... 180 muen, from Guadaloupe; has been sunk by a flritisb frigate, and all the crew drowned. . Tuesday about 11 o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy attended at the Chamberlains Offic, Guild- s hall, where he was prcsented with the Freedom e of the City, and an elegant ...
... Alderman's gown for Cole- Ward, in the room of R. Lea, Esq. ; whereupon Mr. Plomer was declared elected. > Tuesday Sir T. Hardy (Lord Nelson's gin) attended at the Chamberlain's Office, j-Mhail, where he was presented with the g» of the City, and an elegant ...
... higher, being no less than from 45 to 50 dollars per barrel. * But at Curacoa the price amounts to 200 dollars, while at St. Thomas's and Santa Cruz it is not to be bad at any price. According to letter, posted up at Lloyd's, there are now 3 Spanish ports ...
... Curtis's Executors 13. t .usiitngtsnsEiq. SWILLAND. Mlr. Johns Bullard Mr. Jei. Cptt Thomas Butterfield Samuet Cuttitgg Francis Buttrunk WITNEgHAM. Joseph Harris Mr. Thomas Situpson . ittsn ?? WsiTlrON. John Porter , ~ t. James Wllsiau Nsthsviel~iiDnond5 ...