... on with the opposite sides. The,road from Oxford Abingdon was Several places from three to four feet deep; the parish St. Thomas, the village of South and many other places, the inhabitants fled to the upper stories, and the only means conveying them ...

... was the way in which Gentlemen were to be assisted for taking up a public question„ he suspected few people would he found hardy enough to interfere in so ungracious a task; and that the - public might in vain suffer and complain—their grievances would ...

... application to ■ Thomas Cater. Sohcitoi, Diiftield; if by letter, post-paid.* C. Si.,:' -r-rrANTED imraediatelv, to go to Quebec, TWO PERSONS \V of the following descriptions, viz. A steady, sober and able MAN, of so to 40 Years old, healthy hardy, to fully ...

... inquire James Shepherd, Ship Builder, Groves, Hull. January 27, 1809. LINSEED, for SOWING, imported from Riga. Apply Mr. Thomas Hallam, Messrs. J. R. Phase, Wrays, and Trigg, Hull. LIEBAO 4-brand FLAX. GEORGE F. BOYES CO. New Sugar-house, Hull. ARCHANGEL ...

... malisters. December 31, lsu’B William Hcm and Robert Hart, Hoibora-lul'., London, February 4, ISOU. , . William, Dmkcr, t Thomas Dolton, and Michael iron-masters, Lea Draok, ipton, SlaS. rd. December ), *tBoB. Robert White, and Jordison 'White, ot iv ...

... ianrance-broket. Thomas Simpson, Wm. T4lersoni John Sanderson, and Jot. Granger, late of Stokesley, Xorashire, bankers. Win. Alleott, late of Gosport, haberdasher. Levy Samuel, late ulSunderland, Durham, clock and watchmaker. Thomas Goss, of Hackney Road ...

... banker.—Williana Ailcott, lac of Goiport, hatierdafher.—Levy Samuel, of I,eman-ltreet, Goodman'sfields, clock and watch maker.—Thomas Gofs,,of Hackneyroad, apothecary.—John Burdett, late- of Newgine-ftreet, svarchoul-man.—Hav Howden, of Dove-place, Hackneyroad ...

... M> d(je Po(U»umo»ii,,Sj»encerdo neral Bercsford, Appleby Hordura* Terry, B *ll Spring, Hardy Uni'-n, Long Brothers, Stoker Endeavour, M Carthy London. Hawkins Thomas Owens El'Z tl>ctl>. FalcoS l' - iipn. Mtryinn, Parker Donijnica Endeavour, Dnnaldfors ...

... called t ' 'icit~ard and Be-try at Hick/don~t 1air, c To h e raci.ted by M~r. .ENIGH'I: .E ' 'The ravourite Catch of Por.Thomas Day, * By Messrs. Leonard,' Bnisett, and Benwell, a In gA Characters of Tren Old Wcmen in a (Country Chureh- : - - . tarJ ...

... tion will he pairl. I FfflO Gentlemen's Servatif:., and Others. — Any ; A Person who knows THOMAS JiWEPSON, who, in the j year 1792, was Servant or Vsilet to Thomas Lowes, then of Hert- ; ford-street. Esquire, and can give any information where he is ] at ...

... old, nearly sixteen hands j high, very swift* uuiet, aad sound, price SO gwine.ij- a Black ! Hackney , ?? years old, very hardy, quiet, and sound, price ISJ guiueiis. These horses are the property of a Geut!emaf\ and i are iv cciiistact work. — Apply ...

... representation of Mr. Walpole, Chairman of a Secret Committee then sitting, had deemed it proper to order that Mathew Prior, Thomas Hardy, and several other persons, should be taken into close custody of the Serjeant at Aims, and there detained during the pleasure ...