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... Wife of John Stiffe of Pariih of North-Nibley the County of Gloucefter Rug-maker Hath contraded feveral Debts contrary to his Knowledge: is to give Notice that the faid John StifFe will not pay any Debts the Publication hereof WitneismyHand John Stiffe ...
... Seal appoint ing Sir John Gonlon, Sir Robert Baylis, Sir From the Whitehall Evening-Poft, July 31 Francis Child, Sir William Billets, Knts Willi- Lan Night died at his Houle at Charlton, am Peer Williams, William Melmouth, Edward John Wootihoufe, Efq; formerly ...
... land, John Eglir^hxm, Efq; Nottinghamjbire, Thomas Pprter, E'q; / Oxon, Rutlandjbire, William Fowler, Efq; Salop, Thomas Beal, Efq; SomerJet(l)ire, '$/?'«*'* Southampton, Richard jervoilt; of Hcrriard, Stafford, of- Senm End . V*q Suffolk, John Eldrcd ...
... Boyle, Twee- dale, Montjoy, Marfhi'.m, Cower, Montrofe, Northampton, Carteret, Tadcafier, IVeymouth, Clinton, Che/terjietd, Cardigan, Kerr, Ox- ford, toley, Willoughby de Brook. Mr. ?? Noble Clerk, having pub- licity aliened that Sir William Milner, a Member ...
... acknowledge Thomas Strangways Horner Efq 1 him as King of Naples and Sicily Cardigan Town Richard Loyd Efq I ’Tis allur’d that the Gallies of France toge-- Charles Cholmondley John Crew ther with the Men of which are put to Sea jUn Efqrs from Toulon have ...
... Thofe marked * were not in the laft Parliament fcr Jie fame Place, Cardigan. Richard Lloyd, Efq; Breconilnre. * John Jeffreys El ...
... which he uied in Gardens ftabb’d her in the Grpin of which Wound inflantly dy’d Whereupon he was apprehended carried before Sir John committed him to the New Jail When before the Juftice he was afked how he came to be guilty of fuch a horrid Crime having may ...
... Arthur Moore Efq of Leatberhead in Surrey Son of the late famous Arthur Efq Married George Oliver of Nantes in the Coun-ty of Cardigan to Mifs Dunn young Lady of large Fortune Mr Norton Son of Col Norton Member of Parliament for Bury in Suffolk to Mifs Hut ...
... and th'-u a Hamburgh Ship lately pais the Sound paving the cuftomary '1 oil* 18. The Nobility of the and Podolia have taken Arms, and cntcr'd into new Confederacy to 'rr. King they are ar prefer)' the Neighbourhood of Grodhow* ii.der the Command the Minzek ...
... Molelcy, ot Kennington, near Aihford, Farmer; Henry Cane, of Romney-Marfu, i_ra_4cr' John Combes, of Cranburn, Victualler; John Snow, of Afh- loid, Waggoner; end John Bying, Mariner; all Perfons of Subftance U1 Tht- fame Da^ a Party of Gore's and Chur ...
... y pleafed appoint the following for the Year eniuing, viz, Berks, Robert Gayer, Efq: John Crawley, Efq', Bucks, John Pollard, of Leikhamftead, £/ ...
... Day tc Weftminfter- Abbey. 1. A Servant to the Officeof Arms. 2. Six Cohdu&ors, two andtwo. .Om Pair of Kettle-Drums, 4. Three Trumpets a Brcaft 5. Rouge dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfuivants at Arms, properly habited. ?? ?? ; he Great Standard of England ...