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... he the same more or less, now in the possession of John Wilson and other*, as tenants. ?? Thesaid John Wilson will shew the pre-' mises; and further particulars may be had by appli- cation to John Stout, Lsq. the owner, or W. Hall, both of Lancaster ...
... Land, be 'the same ' ' ie.s, tiow in the possession of John Wilson ' nets, a s tenants. * * Hit- said John Wilson will shew the pre- isa-s : and further particulars may be had by appli- ' ...
... one-shear Wethers. All to be shown at the General Meeting in October next. WILLIAM WARD JACKSON, Esq. President. JOHN WHARTON, Esq. ) Mr. JOHN PEARSON, of Lin- > Vice-Phesidsnts. ¦iuorpe, * ) By Order, . Mr. POWELL. .Secretary aad iieaiuier. Si. ?? March ...
... alj the Peers of fhe United Kingdom. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; Longman and Co. .ind-Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and H. Hodgson, ?? i mp ol e-stree. t . ' , , ' Refutation of Grattan, Ponsonby, -s:c.â This day is published, 2d edition ...
... MENTS to prevent the progrefs of fires, are kept in good order, at the Warehoufe, near the King's. Arms, in Lancafter. The KEY is kept at the Kino's-Arms. N. B. Poticies for the sum of Three Hundied Pounds or upwards, an tuned free of expence to the assured ...
... ripping up the lead from a houfe, and carrying it away, took him into cuflody, and Sir John Pin horn committed him to the county gaol. Another, of the name of John Griffiths, for an offence of the fame defcription, was alfo committed. Mailer Betty, the ...
... Partnership between JOHN . CHIPPENDALE and WILLIAM POYNTER, of Ripon, in the County of York, Machine-Makers, is day dissolved by mutual consent. All Debts due to, or owing_- from, the said Partnership, will be received and paid by the said John Chippindale. ...
... upwards.of, 10>10 acres of excellent arable hnd meadow bind, in the higiiesi.si.iu' of cultivation ; ?? built Mansion Hoase, I* arm-house, stables, coach-house, barns, and oat-build-- idrj«i, all in.good repair.â For particular., and tickets to view tiie ...
... biffing -nd of noife; t lie tongue is frequently lacerated • j the teeth, and there is a violent convulsive mo- tion of the arms and legs. Sometimes, however, tlte i.n.bi, ?? of being agitated by convullive notions, are all ftitf, and the patients are ...
... tlolborn ; f Mr. Thomas ?? Liand. llo; of .Ir. Th.>- mas Ilassel, and at the Angel Inn, Cardigan ; at t*u- Go!: ten Lion, Brecon; the Bush, at Cacrmarthen ; the Mackwori!; Arms, Swansea ; the Printers of the Gloucester and Hereford Journal; at the place of Sialc ...