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... Shoes made from the Date hereof* ;r*d tieftld were dented to make the fame Refotatron publick. No vernier 2, CAME ASTRAY, t.v Joseph Trundle, at Cringlefurd George, Broun HORSE, fix Years old, th- Cart Kind, with a fhori Tail ami ftand Mane, his two hind ...
... Carpenter, deceafed, and JOSEPH 1 art; requefted deliver tht'fame the laid S'annavd, in order may be dilcharged. Aad all that are indebted to the faid Partnerlhip defired forthwith to pay in their refpeflive Deb:s JosapH Stannard defues moft refpeftfully ...
... Bucks, was safely delivered of a daughter at his house in George-street, Hanover-square, London. Last week was married, Mr. Joseph Maulkin, one of the Burgesses of the Corporation of Bury, to Miss Anne Maulkin, of the same place. On Thursday evening died ...
... late of Thurston, the county Norfolk, Farmer, deceased, are request forthwith to lend an account thereof to Mr. Benj. Stannard. Mr. Joseph Parsley. both of Tharston afore'aid, Executors of the deceased, in order that they may be discharged. [Sept. 29,1795 ...
... Member. Kendall Samuel B. Kiitmer, e,q. Sp.rham, Hall Fran,ham Parva, and Cannons Tie. » . Little Fransham Leeder Samuel Joseph Windham, «q. Attleburgh Mortimers with the Member,, and Car. „„ „ . . „,.„, bonnells Rockland Lane Benjamin W.H.am Johnson ...
... called THE BATTLE HEXHAM; OR, DAYS OF OLD. To which will be added, a Drama, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. Tickets had of Mr. Stannard, No. a, without St. Gilts' Gates; of Mr. Bacon; and Mrs. Rivctt, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. I FOR THE BENEFI ...
... Lords Ladies Manor*. Arbrow Charles Sir Roger Kcrrifon Robert • Lady Howard Bacon John Mrs. Vertue Jodrell Barnard Richard Joseph Wyttdhain, efq. Bake r JobQ - - The Rt. Hon. W. Windham Booth Thomas Lord Sufficld -fff ' ■ ■ *' ml Booth John Lord Sufficld ...
... otherwifc legal ftops will be taken to Compel the payment therof. WHEREAS Conveyance and AiTignment of the eftate and effects of JOSEPH TlM,late of Wells next the Sea, the county Norfolk, miner, an infolvent debtor, having been made the Clerk the Peace, under ...
... , Dr. Thomas Charles Morgan, of Peterhouse. , Doctor of Music. Dr. Joseph Kemp, of 14. in Divinity. The Christopher Stannard, Fellow St. John's j John Davie, Fellow Sidney. . ' Joseph Smith, of Magdalen. ' . —————Nathan of Clare-hall. 3 Bate be!on Civil ...
... Oeldestone Saul Jbhn, A :Ie De'&John,. Swanton Movers Savory Edward, Foulsharrt Dewing_Edward, Guise Say Joseph, Costessey .ne-wing Charles, Wood Nor- Sayer Joseph , Faker.ham .. .ton Self William, ; East Rudham Dewing Edward; ditto Shearing John, West Rainhant ...
... estate of the said Joseph Colman, are requested to pay their debts intntcdiaiely Messrs. 'Withers of. roth* sard'.tfustees. ' The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Stock in and other; effects, on the premises laf,e in the occupation the said Joseph Colfnan, at Holt ...
... Hankes, gent. Samuel Craksnthorp, gent. Crisp Brown, gent -. 'James Sudbury, jun; gent. John.AagcU, 3un.*gent.-; ' Joseph Sta'nnard, gent. Henry-Francis, genu - ( Richard' Roach- gentivs. :• >. ■ John.Rooks, gent. .'; Edmund Devereux, gent.. • / James ...