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... us, which providentally did not hurt „i __ from (itch Pyrites for the futu:r They M-bonen. under French Colours, and only speak French. There are about to or 12 Tariffs; fo that it is impossible for a (mall feather. to come through the Gut without being ...
... of a large Fleet of Men of War, confifting of about thirty Sail, being arrived in Toulon R oad. They are fuppofed to be the Speak Fleet which have been fitting out at Cadiz and other Potts. Thefolloquing Letter will Midget* suture the Power and Glory of ...
... Mr. Abraham Hollinprian in Baguley aforefaid, who lives near the Eremites and will thaw she lame. Katy, fry, and judge, and Speak at You find. Juft Imported from HOLLAND, Freth Parcel of Monf. MILLI N's Powder for Prrii-e , ing All Krad of Furniture, :from ...
... of Liverpool, whose Property he is, on Wednesday the 16th of February 1763, A Negro Man, who anfwers to the Name of LIDIATE speaks very good Englifh, and is an extream good looking Black, had on, when he went away, an old brown Livery Cloth Coat trimmed ...
... the King's Bench, it (aid to be put off till Michaelmas Term. The Freedom of the Prefs, that is, of Printing, Writing, and Speaking, is not only the Birthright of Englilhmen, but alfo of thole in Power, fince it gives them Notice of the Caui'c of Difcontent ...
... withinone Mi;e of the Market Town of and thee from Co\nt, io a populous Trading Country, and now in the IVsfleflioo of Thoms Speak, and others, and ot the Yearly Rem of 3*! fubjedl to Lord's Rent of ys. For further Mi\\tan Hartley, of bend, or J''bo bitaler ...
... his People, and loved us fuch ; that we were Governed juil Laws of our own nnking, which the King was Suijctf, as wcl! liis Speaking the Fictich King, he thought I called him one of bis Subjeds; on which bis Eves and he id * with feme Indignation, • That ...
... withinone Mi!e the Market Town of and three fr.m Co\tie, in populous Trading Country, and now in the Poffeffion of Thomas Speak, and others, and the Vcarlv Rent of 32!. tos fubjeff to a Lord’s Rent of 7s. For further Particulars Enquire Mr, WtWiam Hartley ...
... a TradeCmao, withinone Mile of the Market Town and thiee from Co\ne, in a populous Trading now in the PofTeflioo of Thomas Speak , and others, and >, .>s Yearly Rent of 321. fubjcil a Lord’s Rent of 7-, Fot further Particulars Enquire Mr Wiliam Han'ty ...
... one Mile the Market Town of Burnley , and three from Colne, in populous Tiading Country, and now in the Poflcffion of Thomas Speak, and others, and of the Yearly Rent of 3*!. os. to a Lord*s Rent of 7s. For further Particulars Enquire Mr. Wiliam Hart by ...
... Mile of the Market Town of Burnley . and three from Colne, in a populous Trading Country, and now in the poflclfion of Tbznis Speak, and others, and the Yearly Rent of 321. 1 os. fubjeft to Lord’s Rent of 7s. For further Particulars Enquire Mr. William Hartley ...
... offend the Eyes of foroe great Men. That foon as he got to London, would to Ahnack’s and join with the Party of that Huafe, and Speak himftlf again into Place; which couM not fail, as his knowledge of the Secrets of two great Vice Kings mull make him of co ...