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... the Manner of antient Rbman Temples, to the Memory of ?? noble John Duke of Montague and his Dutch- efs ; defign 'd and erected by Mr. Roubillac, at the Ex- pence of the Countefs of .Cardigan, their Daughter. Their Characters are expreffed by Hieroglyphicks ...
... Particulars enquire of Mt.Midgttyj of Harwood. John Butterworth, Engraver, In the Bull and Bell Yard, in Briggate, Leedes, ENGRAVES all Sorts of Bills, Shield- Plates,. Steel or Iron Stamps, Coats of Arms, Crests, Clock-Faces, and all other Kinds of Engravers ...
... had offeied to capitulate to the King of Pruflia, 011 condition only that they might be per mined to march out with their arm. and baggage, and join the army of Mr.rfhal Daun ; and it is as certain that M. Daun wanted only to make eond his retreat into ...
... je- fty at the Chapel Royal at S^. James's : Tbe fword ol ftate was carried to and from Chapel by the Right Hon. the Lord Cardigan. H-s Royal Highnef. the Duke bf York, who has been indifpofed with a fever and fore throat, is fo well recover- ed, tbat ...
... twenty four prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally ton, -viete I, viz. 7 John and johnlon. for ftealing a great quantity of malt, the p . rcip.:rty of ICr. John Grave:, of a bghttr on the river Thames, which they fold to Robert Murray, a brewer ...
... Wiggan's, in Seacroft, on the 2jth ; at Mr. Benjamin Pollard's, in Thornhill, on the 27th ; at Mr. John Alctfe/s, in Sherburn, oa rhe 39th * and at Mr. John Varlcy'%, in Pontefra-., -tin the 30th of this lnll. April j at Mr. Thoinai Wbitelrgg's, in Adwalton ...
... ATlxmai htpHnfbn, who w !! in the mean Tim, fhewthe P,e' ...
... Thomas Thorpe, Woollen Draper in Sherborne ; Mr. John Barber, Grocer in Otley ; Mr. BirkbecA. and Mrs . Hargrove, in Settle ; Mt . Hanfon, Grocer, and Mr. Sutcliffe, Linen Draper in Halifax ; Mr. John Brooke, in Hudder field ; Mrs. Wilkinftm, in Rippondtn ...
... 12 Years beafnefi; MY. Ann Hill, deaf 15 Years, cured in 8 Days; Mr. Matthew Furnefs, deaf 23 Years, cured in 12 Days; Mr. John Hueit, Farmer, at Bet (ton, cured of his Deafnefs ; Mr. Cookfon, of Holbeck, cured of a nervous Deafnefs. Great Numbers of ...
... The Supporters ivere the Duke of Chandois, and the Marquis of Rockingham. Afliftants the Chief Mourner, the Earls Talbot, Cardigan, Albemarle, Pomfret, Peterborough, Litchfield, Coventry, and Afhburnham. As fome perfons think the prefent Court Mourning ...
... deceaied. Capt. John Forbes, of the regiment foot, to be Capt. the 7th regiment of foot. Capt. Theodore Haul tain, from half-pay, to be Capt, in the 37th regiment foot. Lieut. John Glover, to be Adjutant to the regiment foot. The Rev. Mr. John Currey, to be ...
... Thorney, Abbey. 4. The South View of Cardigan Caftle, See. to'' Priory. 5. The Weft View of Starflour Abbey, in the Courtty of Cardigan. 6. The Eaft View of Aberyfturth Caftlc to Aberyfturth in the County of Cardigan. Printed for T. Carnan and Co. at No ...