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... pwtaptoafied by rbe'taoft emmear £«#&# rocu, m. Mr. Addifra.'Mr. BUcklock* Mj.EarxdL Mr. Job* K3 I. Mat. Mdtoo, Jin. Matters, Mrs. Rowe, Sir Philip Sidney, DU Ttaofe Mis. Toilet, Dr. Woodward, and favcral Other*. Together feme Originals bafoic putted. T# which ...
... Sjehard hmtcliy ot the cleat cut o; 1. The Resetlicn and another Mefliirpe and Tenement, in Inland afote'aid, Fart, Tenement, r.ow the P ...
... reprefent the Sufferings cf OUR *S V 1 ...
... Manchester, October 11, 1756. E Proprietor this Paper begs Leave inform the that Hr, end Mr. Robert H'botnortbl the . News-Paper row colled the Menekefiir Jelrerf :r, order oblige the Town with the carded Inje.iijce.c, did about three Weeks ago, enter into ...
... have received their Orders and Route for marching to Luxembourg, feme th e Way of Namur, and others by that of Huy; and To-mor row all the Troops that are already at Luxembourg, will be in Mo for that Place. Of that arc remain in this I Country, 4 Battalions ...
... of the lonic elegant poetical Epiftles. London : Ptinted for 5. Crowdet and H. Woodgate, at the Golden Hall, in Pater-noftet-row * and fold all other Bookfe lets in Gtear-Butain and Jrejland. The great Demand for thi* Book is a lufTicient Pioof of its Merit ...
... Etujuiie Mr. J*m,, i,,„m>,nh, near . Mr. M'lrrfl in chrfltj, or ih« (aid Mr. Vi To be S D, of Land, convenient for Buiidin upon, row nefopied Gaid:n, lelj Stock’d y _-il and Fruit’*l rer», *ith nahdtohle Sorruner Hcul fi'uate on NoAthA^eft Sr. Apr.’s M»rch ...
... them come into our Camp, an 1 report the French are very fie- iy ..nJ d.c lad, oroya and >wn Point. Fort Henry William, and row return'd Fort aid. Oar Fleet at Halifax j. Said up. Eight .ir> the Line will IVI for their Stations the A nr. m Seas, to relieve ...
... Free. The whole Efta is very well Timber’d, and there ate upwards of thitty Acres Wood Coppiced out, in which, and the Hedge Rows ate eight or nine Thouf.tnd Oak. Alh, and ther Timhei nees, befides many rhoufands young Vlants, and a confiderable Part the ...
... and fold hy join Cote, at the If'ing’t-.yOrmt, in (jteat Tnrnjlde H-feann. To be SOLD, AN Eflate of Inhcrirancc, in UrnAon , row belonging to and lat ...
... Free. The whole Eltaie is very well Timber’d, and there of thirty Acres of Wood Land Coppiced our, in which, and the Hedge Rows arc eight ot nine Thoula Oak, Alb, and Timber Trees, helices many young Plants, and : conlldetable of the lands River I.V -er ...
... on its Appearance in the Month of February, 1757. James Rivincton and James Fletcher, at the Oxford Theatre in Pater-noller Row. This Plan may be had of all the Bookfelicrs. Prices of the different Hillorics of E N G L A N D. Ranin, with Tindal’s Continuation ...