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... valued at 300,000 byres. and their majelties wile:hew loon after, and the ball ended at From Paris they tell us, that two pylons died there lately upwards of one hundred years old : one was a widow lady of : e ' All the bride maids to her majelly appeared ...
... Archdeacon of Richmond, and Warden of Mancheiter, was admitted to the Degree of Doftor in Civil Law. On Friday morning fall died on Tower-Hill, Mr. Bagot ,eld, belon g ing to his Majesty's CuStorra. At the lift review of the tOot-guards in 11)11e-Park ...
... the Patentee's for the /Ole Main, and rending the fifer ix Great Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies. T Virtues of thi s M e di c i ne are manifel if, all Diforden of the Stomach and Bowels ; Coot, Gravel, Scurvy, Ithcomatifin, Agues and all intermittent ...
... the flames then raged with tech violence, ditto, buttons, necklaces, frer-boxes, and ge and celled all country to a more i mme di ate dependance upon that there was no poflibility of attempting to other trinkets, and fevers) pieces of rhelei r b; 4 into ...
... Veicl up, when not than 300 Souls perifhed in the Wreck : Capt. Davies, Mr. Shoolbred's Agent here, was mortally wounded. and died loon after ; Capt. Deane was wounded in the head, but fooe recovered ; molt of the Olken were killed, except the Chief Mate ...
... given in this Paper Laft Week was married, Mr. Hough of Alp: ham to Mrs. Craven of Bunbury, in this Coo Widow. A few Days fince died in her 78th Year, M Pratchitt of Nantwich, in this County, The Serenity of her Mind during a long Conii meat, and the Piety ...
... 111 ing into tire of vI t y Huniphe)s, a bridge - street, and ft.nting divers • Inas Fireman and Jnieph D .?.rfor breiltigag 4 the Dwelling Hours: of Robert Brough on, et Mll* End, New Town, aird ficaliri. Handker. : chiefs. &c.—Cornelloc Censor. breaking' ...
... MONK M. Infallible Powder for Hories.. Invented by Dr. SNAPE. Farrier to their MaJeVrtee. T' moft effeftual Remedy ever y et di fcovered f or Hoar'. in C 0149, Surfeirs, Sumer', Pound Jaundice, Stagger', Dropff , Locked Jaws, Convol6nos, LameMfa, and many ...
... poll:riled, we may add, that ne was a kind R-!xtioa rid a fincere Friend. Oa Sunday died Mrs. Cluhbe, Relitii of the late Clubbe, and Mother of Mrs. Eytnn, of 8t..1 Sane Day died Mr. Peter Weigh, Currier, in ttij 7;th Year of hi. Age. On Tuefday left, in the ...
... Flames were fo rapid, that they on both Si .es the Street, fo that upwards of t .oufes were burnt, and many other e much di. A Fireman is fuppoled to have perifhed. Yellerday the three Men and Women commis Week, on Solomon of letting Fire to leversi ,ately ...
... Webster, bath, Liverpool. Sunday last, Halsall, Mr. William Whitehead, liquor merchant, ol' Liverpool, to Mi Jane Maghull. DIED. On Friday last, Mrs. Evani, wife Mr. Vincent Evans, the Bear and Billet public-house this city j * humane and inoffensive ...
... which had com- to the cradle, and fo much injured the infant that its life is defpared of. The eldeft died almoft inftantly, On Wednefdav fe’nnight died, at Eyton near Bafchurch, Thomas Williams, a young man who general worked as a labourer in the neighbour- ...