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... Dollar equivalent to Silver one. Such the Difpofition the Country the unreaionabler.rfs of this mondreus claim, that if Time allowed, perhaps hundred Freeholders lead, will, in few Weeks, Hand ready to add re Is the Congrefs aflert the Sovereignty of States ...
... iheir Meeting Da y. Woikingtoo, jtn. i, 17^4* Older the Society. (1) HUDSON’S DEBTORS. NO TICE hereby given, T.iat all Herfoirs who now ftind t.i ttis E.tvtc Eft-ils ' Mr. HENK V HUDSON, late Cnclierninulh, the County of Mcicer and Draper, dfcealed, are ...
... (i. HUDSON, junior. Chefter: Piinted j. Fletcher, for the aulhor; and ibid the principal in Manchettcr, Liverpool, and Chelter. A. B. Mr. Edwards' Letters to Mr. Medley may had at Mr. Roberts's, bookjeller, Bridge-Jlreet-roiv.' 62 tlhejler, March 10, ...
... thurd year of my reign, Give to Pauly Roydon Hope and Hope- towne, \ - . ...
... the *a d bankrupts are required to finish their -vi. vinaf-on, and the creditors at • to assent to, V' Assent fioni, the allowance their certificate. All persons indebted the said bankrupts, or that have any their effects, ase not to pay or deliver the ...
... t&s. Angelic Wisdom, concerning Divine Love, 6s. Angelic Wisdom, concerning Divine Providence, 7s. 6d. A Treatise concerning Heaven and Hell, cs. 5.1. A Treatise on Spiritual Influx, or the nature of the Communication between Soul and Bddy, is. 6d. . A Treatise ...
... prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said divi- dend. And ail claims not then proved will be dis- allowed. HO DEWHURST, Solicitor. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the house of Richard Cabr, the sign of the Horse-and- Farrier, in Church ...
... its appearance in a form approaching as near to its natural person constitutional precedent and a Parliamentary Vote would allow.—On Tuesday (vide Postscript) a Bill to provide for the administration of tlie Royal Authority during the illness of his ...
... Morrey, ‘to tell his mistrese, not to and Bible—he shonld soon be in heaven.” All these little however trifling in themselves, serve to shew the reli. gions intrepi ty, if we may be allowed the expres- sion, with which he prepared for death— and we may add ...
... tell his mistress, not to forget her prayers and 13»oie-he should soon in heaven. these little circumstances towever trifling serve to shew the reiifious intrepidity, may allowed the ex >re;- ion, with which prepared for death—and may tdd, there was scarcely ...
... desire to Mr. Hudson to see Edith Morrcv before died, Mr. 11. allowed them his presence an intei vie- a few minutes, about o'clock Sunday afternoon; was called into Mr. Hudson's office a minute or two before Mrs. Morrev, and told, Mr. Hudson, that the wretched ...
... Lomas.—John haviug express, a desire, to Mr. Hudson, to see Edith Morrey before died, Mr. H. humanely allowed them, in his preaence, an interview about o'clock in the tornoon. Loma* was Milled into Mr, Hudson's office a few minntes before Mrs. Morrey, end ...