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... fureties, and the other two were on Wednefday fent to Aylefbury gaol. This entirely quelled the riot, the boats were peacably rowed away by horfes, and of the poor men as have applied, have been fet to work by the commifhoners of the navigation. Thus, this ...
... withfteiling arich flowered Sacque and Coat, o/ blue changeable Ground, with Snaps on the Stomacher; a Garnet Ncckhce of eleven Rows, and other Wotnens Apparel. She is about twenty Years old, five Feet five Inches high, rather Tufty, fair Complexion, red Checks ...
... Hon. Lord Aylmer, to the fecond daughter Sir Charles Whitwortb Yefterday at Chrift Church, Capt. Tomlin, of Margate, to Mifs Rowe, Newgate-ftreet. few fince Thomas Harwood, Surveyor of the Cuftom-houie at Rochefter, Mifs Long of the fame place. Monday Mr ...
... tofßawStfcct. - - I'. ' ESCAPED from JUSTI E, XT7TELIAM HEWIKGS; charged ftealing Thiny VV Pounds from John Bath, of Collier-Row, near Rum- is Labourer, about forty Years jfelTeet|five Inches high, pitted ar littlewitltfi the : iSrt>aH-M*, wear his own ...
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... Robert Stokes, now Cidkidy for the laid Murder. is low bi ' Age, 6f I'ruddy Complexion, in a brownilh Great-Coat with two Rows of Buttons rather darker rtan the Cloth, ; dark Breeches too long for him, a Pair of black feam'd Stockings, and a round Hat ...
... ANGUISH M'DANIiiL is a Scotchman, about five Feet eight Inches high $ wore blue lapelled Waiftcoat with blue Mohair Buttons, one Row on each Side, white Waiftcoat under, bound round the Edge with black Tape, and black Horn Buttons, and a Pair of Canvas Trowfcrs ...
... laid Murder. Carter is a low broad Man. about forty Years of Age, of a ruddy Complexion, in a browniffi Gieat-Coit with two Rows of Buttons rather darker the Cloth, dark Brecches too long for him, a Pair of black leam'd ;• Stockings, and round Hat. Give ...
... in a hard gale of wind off Scilly. ‘I'he cutier is put under qaaraniine, *€ Satled the Reed, for Newcaitle 5 the Potomack,. Rowe, for Loni.n; the Eadeae vour, Peat, and the Joba and Aon, Evans, for Plymouth ; the Hayuuy, Lawtord, tor On Priday Jait the ...
... the Candour of# His Majefty wcll-d.fpofed J. FIELD INGT , • P. S. All Efllyifotthe Hue and Cry are dclired to be direfted to Row-Street. ' , yr ■ •■.r-sevr- ■; lA • ' ' ' ' - n.- , ' la tkt prcft. and Owrtlt will be pabli/btd, - By WILLIAM ADDINGTON, One ...
... of Paternofter-Row, London, te ig of Caner, Ona ana, ee at Guildhall, Dividend adjeuraed, ade and David Beary, of St. ta at Guildhall, London, ve 6a merchant af th that w ie Willa Johaios abled s0ce Ofwego, to aid vel gait troops, now. on rch from to ...
... Ebenezer Dix, late of die City Chefter, Cheefe> monger, the 6th of November, at Guildhall. London. James Croome of Paternofler-Row, London, Cheefe. monger, the 17th at Oftober, at Guildhall, London. Samuel Maydwetl, of Vine Court, Spitalfields, Middle, fex ...