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... rendered infinitely more grateful, than they otherwife would have been, by the remembrance of his paft flavery. At length, rowing tired of a fedentary life, he accompanied is kiniman, a mafter of a to Genoa. On landing in the D’Arfena, he beard a voice ...
... when they Ihoot to look around them, and at all times to guard the cock ; and we Ihould then find our papers lb replete they r.ow arc every year in the winter feafon with the fad intelligence 44 1 week melancholy accident happened by a gun going oft, ike ...
... which, if generally known, may tend much to prevent the Growth and fold by Smart, Wolverhampton. Sold T. Evans, Pafcr-nofter Row, London ; Morgan, Stafford; Morgan, Lichfield; Pearfon, Birmingham; 1$ and Smart, Worcelter ; and other bookfcUcxs. Of whom ...
... Suffex, Mufic- feller; to furrender January 21, 31, and Feb. 24, at Guildhall, Attornies, Meff. Herne and Pearce, Paternofter-row. Tombs, of Abingdon, Berkhire, Banker; to Jan. 28, 29, and Feb. 24, at the Crown and Abingdon. Attornics, Mr. Samuel Selwpod ...
... CE TCATE. » P ary, row or late of Hammoerfmith, Middle- wr t. the elder, of New Black- Piercy, of the-city of Coventry, bock- of the city of Bath, monev-feriverer. ’ and Matthew Viel, of the’ pariih of Somerfetihire, cabinet mukers, upholders, ames m ...
... the remaindcr of our pofition, including the Grep, is ftill occupied by Gen. Hammerftein, who will remain there till to-mor- row, or the day after, if poffible. This day we march to Appeldoren, where :he army will reft one day, and on the following we the ...
... this kind. BY DANIEL HINTON, D.D. RECTOR OF BENTLEY, YORKSHIRE, London: Printed for the Author, by ALEX. HOGG, in Paternofter-Row ; fold by JOSHUA DREWRY, at the Statfordfhire Advertifer Printing-Office and General Medicine Warchoufe, Statturd; Mr. JACKSON ...
... eminence, and exccuted by Engravers of no lefs celebrity. London : Printed, for the Editor, by ALEX. HOGG, No. 16, Paternofter-Row, (by whom favours from in- genious correfpendents, poit-paid, will be received) and fold by JOSHUA DREWRY, at the Ad- vertifer ...
... In addition to thefe docu- ments which were of the higheft authority, the obfervations he had to offer lay in a very nar- row compats, Adveriing to the Addrets on the firt day of the prefent teflion, he contended no variation had taken place in the fyftem ...
... Worcef= ter; or Hodges and Yeomans, Cement’ DIVIDENDS. Feb. 26. Wm. Burch, callico-printer. Feb. 28. Abrara Curryy Theobald’s-row, ypholiterer. Feb. 17. James Rogers, Rich. Blake, and John Briftol infurance brokers. Feb, 1g. Henry Walker Thurmatton, dealer ...
... Fox Hounds, a luvill Saddle, a Sidefaddle and Pillion, fix Inch Tumbril Out with Gccring, a wheel'd Plough and pair of Ha; rows, all new, two new Hugihcads, two Flower Pot Stand*, excellent Mellon Fran.', twelve Feet by with a Variety Dairy Utcnfih, ficc ...
... Feb. 24. Jofcph James and Francis James, lace and fringc-manufadturers. Feb. i*. Jonathan Sedgwick and Thomas Sedgwick, Budge-row, ironmongers, Guildhall. Feb. 28. George Smith, of London, merchant, at Guildhall. March 24. Margaret Hunter, Henry Hunter, ...