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... General Lampton and J John Luther Gluucefterjhire Sir William Guife Edward Southwell Tewkefiary Sir William Co drington and Jotcph Martin Gloucejier Charles Barrow Hercfordjhire Sir George Cornewall and Tho Foley fen Hertford John Scudamore Hartfordfnirc ...
... expence an already much injured nation Proclamations ifliied this partial principle the man befound pub-iic-fpirited bare the arm of Liberty deferyes the heartfelt not his fellow-fubjeCls all A daily paper fays hear is now finally refolved in tlie Cabinet ...
... Careyttreetj. John Grattan, Old Brcad-ftreet, broke - . Robert Handcrfon, Sr. Martin’s -court, St. Martin in the Fields, clock and watch-maker, and haberdaflier. James Smyth, of the Townlhip of New Brentford, Middlesex, taylorand falefman. John Smith, of ...
... fellow ever taken. Tho feveral of Sir John's men took him, it was out of their power to handcuff him ; he was all'o fo refolute that they were obliged to knock liim down btfore they could lake him, and had not Sir John's men told the coal-hc;ivers in Wapping ...
... critical time However circumftances had and advice now neceifary forely by the John Grattan Old Bond-ftrect broker St Martin’s-court clock-maker James Smyth Brentford taylor John Smith of Holborn hatter George Waller ofHoriham Suflex innholder Thomas Bird ...
... 3eaucliamp Procter, of Langley, Barf. Sir Mart 11 Browne Folkes, ol Hiltingtcr., Bart. John DatTwooeJ, of Aylfliam, l!fq fnfoltt iih John Rous, of lleliham, Bafta John Revett, of Braiirleilont, Efq. Sam. Rum, Bi-nlial, Efq. Lit of Taxes, kid to be tbofe ...
... particulars of are not received but learn that Mr Grattan Mr Burgh Mr Flood particularly diftinguifhed themfelves The however agreed without a divifion to the two following re-folutions where proposed by Mr John Fotter Refolved That the exportation from this ...
... death on the following capital convidts, viz. John Franks, alias Franqties, for a burglary in the dwclling-houfeof Jeremiah Bcnthnm, Efq; and Healing thereout goods and money to the a* mount of 14!. 17s. John M'Cormick, tor Healing 1 goods and money to ...
... Captain and the Lieutenant were not then on board ; the chief blame is laid on a perlon who opened the arm cheft, and let every one take what arms they pleafed, &c, About 170 of the prifoners came here late the evening, di-trrminpH ftand one another, ...
... enquire John Garrill on the piermftt, John Kendall CokheAcr, or William Kendall in Kclvcdon. To be SOLD by AUCTION . end H'ILLIAM L IyF. K, Me*day the tih aadT«i(**v «f May. » the Hoiifhotd Furniture. Brewing UcenfiU and ciflu, of Mr. JOHN COOK. PEN ...
... Sir John Elliot was attacked in a poft-chaife, near Kent llieet, a fingle highwayman, who prefented a piftol, and demanded his money. Sir John told him that he was prepared, and bid him keep his diftance; but the highwayman peilifting, Sir John fired ...