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... * will luch, that my endeavours may °*r * were * without luch Aid, and affilled a cooperation of th; army under Sir William Tuefday Meff Sweeny r paying the fmall Rent of only 33b P*r Annum (or Howe. } y common counulmcn for the corporation of butchers ...
... of Mr. Frazer, at Sir Wm. Montgomery's, 01 Meff. Wybrants, Oranby's-rpw, nf John Hunt, Efq. Sttpheo-fireet. carpets, Blankets, and woollen DRAPERY, HKNRY THUNDER, it hi. Warehouftf, 31, Ofile-ftreet, next Door to the Bank of Sir William Oleadowe Newcomen ...
... A fair Chance of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS, For HALF A GUINEA, With Bank of Sir William Gleadowc Newcomen, Ban. and Co. Security for the Payment of the fame. Meff. WINHAM and Co. No. 80. Dame-ftreet, RESPECTFULLY inform their numerous Cuftomers and tho Public ...
... fortunate Adventurer will receive, on Demand, Sir William Gieadowe Newcomen, Bart, and Qo.’s accountable Receipt for ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS, If any Number fixed upon be the fame as the laft drawn Ticket, And -fiir William Gleadowe Newcomen, Bart, and Co.’s accountable ...
... Houle did ro» ano Mi'Kotß Sir GEORGE TUITE, SONNA, in the Countt W'estmeatd, Bart giving him with Hammer, or fome fuch Imple ment, two mortal Blows, one on the left Temple, and the other the hack Part of his Head. N.'\v I, Sir Henry Tnite, of Sonna aforefaid ...
... O o. Ditto, Ditto, Meff, Fiulay and Co.’s Note, No. 405, Page 373, 30 o , ~ *. l>; IJ. Whoever brings faid Notes Mr. Wm. Meara s. No. 145, Thomas firect, or the Printer’s hereof, ftiall receive a Hundred Pounds Reward and no aiVed; or if ai y Perfon will ...
... AUvEN IUREK..S THE PRESENT ARE requefted t-» take Notice, that the Adrwwtl and Shares T ekets divided by Meff. BEATTY,WHITES TONE, MAGEE, BURTON, and CASH. Are i\®w felling at their Offices, viz, JOHN BEATTY, No. U . Skinner row, HENRY WHITESTONE, No ...
... yeffels were Meff . Gleadow N ; en> aBdCo . drove and the reft forced out to fea. In, Sir Alexander Schomberg feared many have fullered. lea was lo high thru e Right Hon. Lord Mayor (eveial bouft* have been (wept away. All the cellars Meff. Dowell and ...
... —Mcara, Creathome, Edwards, Minchin, Harti-an, Hyland, Williams, Milikin, Henn, Andrews fen ‘Blacker, ‘Dccy, fen. Bennett, Waters, Dcej.jun. ORATORY. —Creathome, Edwards, Hartigan. Hy* hud Williams, Palmer, Corry, jun. Meara. Henn, Beatty, fen. Blacker ...
... SIR FRANCIS WINGATE. Major General Sir F. Wingate, Sirdar of Egyptian Army, who has been staying a Dunbar during the summer, will leave g. land on Saturday for Cairo to resume his duties. Sir Francis left Dunbar yesterday morninz for 'Balmoral, having ...
... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS’* HOUSE r l O fold a Leatchold hitefell foi- the of Term of forty Years, with Toti'es Quotiei Covenant of Renewal, in Lot of Ground on the Eaft Side of Hawkins’s-ftreet, and North Side of Lazershill, whereon are built fcveral Houfcs ...
... 1060 a 4 57* 3* Martm Kirkpatrick, Cope, Benjamin Bardon, Oorneliuf Brady, William Furney, John Coppinger, now John Bury, Sir William Yorke, Sir Wm. Yorkc, now Turney, TO be let from the the Whole or two Divifions, the Ho«fcs« U,4j,! .« and Warehoufe ...