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... subdivided by good quick-wood fences into convenient and well-sized closes, in the several tenures or occupations John Fox, Thomas Travis, Robert Travis, John Eell, liijbert Clarke, and John Young. Also a Piece Parcel Land called Marlgin Moor, in the parish ...
... Gibraltar to'Bristol, madu the Cond %vllh the con- , voy; Caledonia, ?? Master from - to Cork, parted Igth ie March; Minerva, Thomas, from Malta to Cork, parted 13th i January, off Malta'; Catherina Charlotte, from Gibraltar. to fGottenburghi, parred~ ixthl ...
... Edgcumbe Blandtord Mr James Lacy Junr SuiRBORNE Mr William Gill Druggis Salisburt Mr of Mr Strode Clothier Bath Mr Thomas Chard Mr Thomas Guppy Ironmonger Mr Richard Solicitor Insurances falling due at jiewcd within days from period charge for Policies ...
... BANKRUPT'S required to Surrender. Ceorge Baker, .of Tatfieid, Durham, April 9, 22, and May 7, at William Hardy's, innkeep* bishopuearmouth. Attorney, Mr. Hutchinson, Francis M'Lean, late Tower-street, London, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at Guildhall ...
... Weiltnghorcgh,—W Ceste ,— JoSFPH WIILSHER Daventry,—Thomas Wilkinson Kettering,—Thom*s Strancf Peterborough,— Francis J. Main •Olnev.—John Rasan S-W-Stra-ford,— f. a-wicK,—W. bbit > Jun. Ffarborough,—Thomas Gurden Uppingham. —J Ixa-klyn Bedford,—W. Wsu-tWOKTU ...
... our navi- gation and commerce, which Ud to the provident act of the present Sessio la>ing an embargo on our own vessels. THOMAS JEFFERSON. -. At the moment when the Houfe of Re- prefentatives were in full debate at Wash- ington, on the 19th January ...
... selt^leeae — - . Tothe i KKOil'OitS and DEBTORS of The late Thomas A ...
... which two Mates were got i Blake, and they Mere long esteemed aafoe that country. The peculiar charsaeriKsn «ff they are eery hardy and strong, exceflem tlW' moeera, UQiecrsally quiet, courteous, and their Legs as a Blood Horse, and notusiljeft they are allowed ...
... fame foip. BANsKRPTS TO SURRENDER.-George Baker, of 'atfield, Durhilm. fpirit merchant, April 9, t2, and bla)y 7, at ivir. Hardy's, inn-keeper, Bilhopwear- ?? M Lean, of Tower-ftreet, mterchant, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at Guildhall.-John Green, of ...
... - - Thomas Stodart. Sheffield - Jofiah. Fairbank. Halifax - John JBolland, Jub. Matubtjltr - - Geo. Woolham. Liverpool' - - Charles Woodward. Blackburn - - John Ban ni fter. Nottingham - - Wright Cold ham. Neivarh - - Thomas Locking. Derby - Thomas Symons ...
... from IMymoutb, Wnere >h ■ put ;u by contrary winds. — The Implacable, 74, Capt. T. 11. \iac'in and the Triumph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, s,iiled ?? hi from j Plymouth, and parsed by litis afternoon, to join the v.ip, colh-« t- ; ingmthe Downs for the Baltic ...
... 914J ' H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. Albion fire and life insurance COMPANY, of Londotf,. empowered by Act of Parliament. _ • Agents:—Salisbury, Mr. Jas. Lacy, High-street; Warminster, Mr. George Strode, clothier ; Bdth, Mr. Thomas S. Meyler, ...