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... Mr. John Probert deceased lived) with a pleasant Garden Walled and Planted with good Fruit, a Brewhouse, Stable, Store-house and other Conveniencies belonging to it, situated nigh to a fresh-water River. Enquire of Mrs. Mary Probert, or of Mr. John Kelley ...
... Hounds, the Piece went off, and shot him, so that he died in four Hours after. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed C. John Russel to be second Captain of his Majesty's Ship the Hampton Court, commanded by Commodore Brown. On Saturday was held a Board ...
... Saxe from his Polish Majesty, are worth fifty thousand Rix-Dollars. Yesterday died the Rev. Dr. Delaguard, Lecturer of St. John's in Southwark. The Right Hon. the Lords Sussex and Cathcart are hourly expected here from France. Yesterday a Boat that was ...
... 21. with DireCtiena Swld by • fiti'd him in the C;ge ; hut the Over-Indulgence of. his Mailer, on M. King of Tenterden ; Mr. John Buffet, Shop-Keeper at Cran- Accoulit of his having lived Co many Years with hint, would not fuf- brook; Willianv Norton, of ...
... Auguft9. At our A flizet (which ended Yetterday) three Prifoners were capitally con:tined, zmonglt whom was John Morris the Younger, for the Murder of John Adney, he Particulars of which Affair were inferted in our late Parer.] He was found guilty on Tuefday ...
... Claret-coloured Cloth, containing :6•Yards and a Quarter. Yefterday John Jones, a Porter in Moorfields, was committed to the Poultry Compter, by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, on the Oaths of John Letter and Francis Barton, for making a publick Declaration, ...
... DROPS, as any Perfon whatfoever, the Patent granted for preparing and felling the fame being many Years expired. he (aid rsZPH RUSSEL strums the Publick that he intends prepar.. ing arid his Original Dr. BATE MA N's reaoral Drops, made from the Original Receipt ...
... but if not, it fllould te repeated in about (is Wins. Price is. Od the Bottle. And by the Author s Appointment is fold by Russel.). and Co'. at the Oripeal Dr. Boßock's Hunt Warehoufe in fine, Cheapfide, London; and at the Priming Office in Canterbury ...
... fraudulently taking upon him the Name of John Chefhire, and obtaining f r om William Nett, a Clerk in the Court of Confcience at Guildhall, 95. 6,. Part of Money paid in the raid Court for the ufe of Chethire. John Drake, (a Boy of about 3 Years of Age) ...
... Caufe be (hewn to the contrary, to be allowed by the laid Commiflioners. YOUNG JEKEN, Clerk to the Laid Commiflioners JOHN RUSSEL, Wholefale and Retail GItocER ; Rlimoved from Week-fireet during the re-building of his Shop and Warehoufer, to a convenient ...
... N. B. The above will be at Canterbury on Saturdays during the Seafon, and at other Placer of Note at all other Times. JOHN RUSSEL, Wholef.ee and Retail GROCER; Emoved from \Veck*ftrc;:t doring, the re-building of his Shop Warehoufet, to a convenient ...
... fubfcriber received a dividend of Eight Shillings at the end of the laft three years. Tbis will he adverting! tie mere. JOHN RUSSEL, Wholefale and Retail GROCER ; REmoVed from Week-fireet during the re-building of his Shop and Wareboufes to a convenient ...