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... Oftober next. The Lord Chancellour, the Lord Privy-Seal, the two Secretaries of State, the Prefident of the Council, the Lord Chamberlain, &c. being Commiffioners for that purpofe. Yefterday 7 Malefactors were executed at Tyburn, viz. 6 Men, 2 of whom for Coining ...
... WILLIAM CUT H B E RT, Efqj Recorder. JOHN OR D, Efq, Sheriff. COMMON COUNCIL MEN. Mr Thomas W ass f, Mr James Clark., Mr Joseph Liddki, Mr James Atkiitso'm, Mr Cuthbert Smith, Mi William Cook, Mr Chaloner Cooper, Mi Francis Armorer, Mr J Oll w Simpson ...
... by the Bookfclleis in Town and CoKtntiy. To be LETT, THE COLLIERY and LIMESTONE- CLU ARR V in Alnwick Town-Mooi, by th.- Chamberlains, on Tuefday the 14th Day of Match 1746-7, between the Hour, of Fout and Niac in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mi Kobcit ...
... appointed to examine •he Ticafuiet, Suiveyoi, ud Gate kcepeis Accounts foi the pie- cediag Year. By Oidei of the Tiuftees. JOSEPH FRENCH, Cletk. To be SOLD, TWO Hundred and Sixty-eight OAK TREES, growing at Coa-gieen, uptfn ?? RiveF Wtii, ibont thtee 01 ...
... Will bt LEAPED, A COLT, three Years old at May-day 175-0, at Five Guinea., and Half a Ctown. He is out of the lame Maie as Joseph Andrews got by old Cartouch. He is lull H Hands thtee Inches *. will bear examining by the beft of Judges, ii) both Shape ...
... at the Moothall, on Saturday the 26th inft. at Eleven o'clock in the Foienoon, on Ipe- cial Affairs ielating to the Road. JOSEPH FRENCH, Cleik. This is to inform the Publick, THATMA Rj|*K ETBELL, Daughter of the late Petet ajßßj WffP ell ' piopofes to ...
... ing to the Road. And all Petfons willing to compound for fuch Libetty aie defued to attend the Tiuftees at the faid Meeting. JOSEPH FRENCH, Cleik. WHEREAS on the 24th Day of May inft- two Pieces of check'd Cotton weie ftolen from the Booth or Booths of two ...
... General Qiiarter Seflions of rhe Peace fbr this County, or until this Couit Iliall make othei Older ro t he-contrary. And the Chamberlains of Alnwick, the Bailitfs of Morpeth, and rhe refpeftive Bailiffs or Chief Magiftrates of Hexham, Rothbuiy, Voder, Haltwhiftle ...
... the Turn- pike Road at Heaton Waggon- way, may deliver in their Propofals 111 Wining to ihe Tiuftees at the laid Meeting. JOSEPH FRENCH, Cletk. 1 T> be S O L D, C E /eral Freehold and Copyhold HOUSES, TE- s * :1. 1 ! NIS and CL O S I-. S, in the Town ...
... pkhhjbd, (Ptlce is. 64.) in iim : the F O IT R T H VOLUME of MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in Vers* and Pros *, of the late Right Hon.. JOSEPH ADDISOH. Punted for F. Coo ah, at the Middle Temple- gate, Fleet ftreet. N. B. To obviate any Objection againft the Genitifnefs ...
... Notice, tnd charge* ibe moft leafoAoble Fticet foi Hoy and Coin. *«* Catteriek Bridge 1* only â¢one Mile ftom Cattetlck. JOSEPH DA WS ON, The Noted COW DOCTOR, from York (hire, Very well experienced for fetching a CALF ftom a COW, when Calving, MAkes ...
... national Bulinels on rirnpit relpcflabli foalieg. it is confiltrtly faid, that certain S«otch Lord wi foon appointed Lord Chamberlain the Hoalhold. It now Lid the approicSinfl Mimltcnal Change* will produce (.'hinge oi certain Embifladots* and others his ...