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... Night iitmbte N. B. All the LIAH left Veer, add if in nest Jorft and Groom, every WadnefcUjr , Stow every other TharfiJay; Banbury, at rht n Doer, ovary other TTiurSlay { lira at tlw on tho Hill that Night (JUcafter, ' othar Friday) boa at *efcl*UM*y'ip ...
... The right of eleftion is in the people, which * they hold ablolutely independent of the Houfc of Commons, who are only the guardians of that, and every other lefs facred right. The prefent majority have betrayed their trult, and given up thofe inva* luable ...
... white Hat, and is rematkeibly bold and rcfolute her Pehavi. or.—As her Hufb md and Children moft hecome any Info: !•> the Guardians of the o* the City tf her will the l*clief u. *bV iVm with her Law and any v.'ho harbouis her w.ll proiecutt-d with the Rigour ...
... various branches; his Method at the HoV.r appointed v. '^ 1 f ~e tle s * ( jut ed agamll the laid Delendant in Mother and Guardian,'that the Lands Baltygilroe,Kil- of Dealing will lor Money, which he flatters B 15th May ij]3' net. ER r *u e ,’ P Statute ...
... y e ft ee day a Dirnen6tion pail;.td the Great Seal, enabling him to hold the laid ReCtory, together with the Vicarage of Banbury, in Oxforchhile. A Lady of Family has gene off, chieeed with a Forgery, upon which, it is laid, thabas received large Sums ...
... yearly Rent of ?? 1; o Lot lII.— A Melting,; or Dwclling-Houfe adjoining 10 the laf! -mentioned lieinile,, lately lut to Mr. Banbury, but now void, yearly Kent - - 350 And alii, a Stahle and Loach Houle thereto adjnin- iiij;, now Ictt tv Mr. Cawen, buttluir ...
... aim had in Cdfd or SAvar, by applvin ft. K arflv. ibe fir/ July mnU he fwhujbti, (The ounh Edition. Price One hbillint) THE GUARDIAN. Comidt of Two AfU. At it ia pet formed at the Thcouc Royal, in Drury-Lana. Written by DAVID GARRICK. London; Printed for ...
... ih.j /.uly ?? -1 ** ' ' 11 111. -A .Mi ?? I. ■! '''V ?? I. Mi- to the lai>-me„iß,..cd I'iimilcs, lately l ...
... «*Au.ii.io >, Iâ-J Abârie, an.i other I n ; l*n or it.c N*».nio.c' - , L)vr>cmn;c ...
... Rent of - - -15 o Lti 111. A Melluage of Dweltinc-Houfe adjoining fo 1 1 iti Ir.lt mentioned i'remifes, lately lett to Mr. Banbury, but now void, yearly Rent - - -3$ o I ;, ?? The In' mentioned two Lots arc held under the Corporation ol Bath lor fhe remainder ...
... yeaily Rent of - - -15 c / ?? lil. A Melfuagcor Dweliing-Houfe adjoining to the Idl mentioned Pi .miffs, lately let o Mr. Banbury, but now void, yearly Rent - • -35 o I „*'/• i lie lall mentioned ?? Lots are livid under tin Li.ipor.itionol llath lor the ...
... Bailey, when appearing that he had been drawn into the tranlaoion by another perfon, and the_ Alderman, who had been a kind of guardian to him, giving him a very good character, he wa* acquitted. Yefterday twenty-three prilbner* were tried at the Old Bailey ...