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... reet. ■ ?? ?? ipO be SOLD, all the Property of a Traveller, a [ X GREY GALLOWAY; he is a handsome, compaft, ' strong, and hardy little horse, remarkably sure-footed, can tn>( ten miles an hour, and walk five; is in every respect sound, and fit for Immediate ...
... after 12 o'clockr noon of Monday the 13th of that month. the articles and conditions of roup will be seen in the r hands of Thomas Burnett, Advocate in Aberdeen, to whom application may be made for further particulars. . E ( ,!2als m1 ?? t.d Zap 05E ris21aea ...
... Freehold Land to each, standir ¢ ne the turnpike road leading from Uppingham to Stamford. ¥ a view of the premises apply to Mr, Thomas Sewell, of U pinghamn. the owner, CAPIT.AL STALLION, ) TO BY SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COX, On Saturday, the 4th day of Novewber ...
... Goxhill 809 Name. Residence. Field William David Ulceby Grantham Henry Scawby Goulton Thomas Bonby Harrison Rev. Wm. Winterton Hudson Francis Kirmington Hardy Thomas Hunt Joseph, esq. _ Heanley John, grazier Dealtry George Gainsborough Lyon George, grazier ...
... referred to the Advertiser. : ' ' WANTED IMMEDIATELY, / to SWINGLE FLAX; may have constant employ and good wages, applying Thomas Durban, King-street, Sandwich.. , - WANTED TO KEEP, ONE Hundred and Fifty SHEEP, Turnips, from tliis period till next March ...
... proposals, containing the rates and conditions, may had (gratis) by applying to the said Agent. By order of the Dire ctors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. Country Department. HUNTINGDONSHIRE.—VILLA near HUNTINGDON. To be SOL D by U C T I N, Mr, WHITE, By order of the Executors ...
... Gosnail Mr. John Josselv n Thomas Gosnall John Josselyn, jnn. o.v. Bentlfy. Mr. William Jacobs Mr. Nathaniel Whimper Holton. Joseph Abbot Rev. William Colchester John Ghsnall, juu. Spuocohton. antiiam, Mr. William Mr. Thomas Jarinain Tat ting stone, John ...
... Starling Day ,jtih Efq * o -John-Youngs it O Rev. J. B. ompfon t o L. Hardy 1 1 o John Kit ton t o R. D. Squire Rev H. I. S. Turner Mr. J. Angel, o John Day o .Wm. Rack ham o E. Ringer I o Thomas Eaton o R. Carle to Henry Grid ley I o 0. Gtlls O W.HankesJun. ...
... port or ardor? Put back by contrary winch, the l Jane, BARRY, 'for the river. Sailed his Majesty's shipiirmide; Captain HARDY.• MAN, and Abion sloop. of •-war.,. - tO thewest%varcil . . and the brig Weinitolt, of Teig,nmouth, for Newfotindland. . Went ...
... Laycock and Geo. Berry. to be Captains. Ferran& to be Lieutenant Colonel. Thomas 111.00 n, and Dobfon. to he Maine% Jofeph Thomas Hollings. Charles Hardy, joliph Heaton, Thomas Cochin, William Goencrfall, George Dobion, Fi Vincent. and John Clayton, to ...
... Cad's ; Amelia, Barren; and Ann, Woodall, for Rio Janeiro ; Woodref Sims, Hoyney, for Virginia ; Resolution, Hilton, for St: Thomas's ; Elizabeth, Johnston, for Madeira ; Bowes, Dixon, for Trinidad ; Recovery, SisurbsaU, for Oporto; Freedom, Nicholson. ...
... life to danger. Another charge was exhibited against the prisoner, a gentleman sitting near Mr. Winboit, in the pit. Jonathan Hardy, of. Bird-street, West-square, St. George’s Fields, said, that he was in the pit, when number of persons were calling out, ...