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... Entrance If. is. Half Boarders, Ditto, per Ann. Entrance I Day Scholars, - - per Ann. Entrance For which Price, they may taught Speaking, Reading, Writing and Eitra Branches to Paid for as charged. Viz. Latin and Greek, per Ann. 21. os. Entrance ss. od. and ...
... more for their Purpofe ' to/dPpeur Meritorious in the Eye of temporal, than of heavewfyt Tribunal. You are f leafed, Sir, to Speak very freely of the Mergers of :—Tbey ore Matters; and while I can aflijl the public Caufe by obedience to their Orders, without ...
... Appurtenances thereto belonging, fituate the Town of Church-Srretton now in the Holdings or Occupations of Mrs. Metcalf and Mr. Speak. The above has Right of Common upon Lriiigmont, two Scats Church. For Particulars apply to Mr. John haddock, Attorney, in ...
... thereto belonging, iituate in the Town of Church-Strctton aforefaid, now in the Holdings or Occupations of Mrs. Met calf and Mr. Speak. The above Eftate has cxtenfive Right Common upon Longmont, and two Seats Church*Strftton Church. For Particulars apply to ...
... againft the leafl Portion of Inhabitants, but what considered merely trivial; or in PraiSe, but what was and from the Heart. Speaking of the Wclfh in general his Words are, Prom the Time that Wales has been united with England, the have approved truly worthy ...
... Gent. William Phillips, William Payne's John Munfiow, Daniel Speak, Ditto. John Hitchcock, Thou. Blakemor« ll Quarter. Roger Oakley, John Poole, General Scvernc, Richard Brifeoe, Richard speak, Thomas Hawlcy, Richard Lewis, Henry Gardner, Randal Cooke, ...
... Appurtenances then to belonging, iituate in the Town of Church-Stretton ai ...
... 'i'ipton, Hen. 1 John Clayu' n, Thoma; Rider, William . J William ...
... told that the ‘Thetis frigat for Glafgow the 3d inft—This Ictter is dates Ryan the sth, when he was intending to go over He speaks highly of the vigilance of miion, By the Glafgow paper of Tharfday we ar that both the and Bofton frigates had a from the ...
... and eight o'clock, a was apprehended by Samuel Smith, a private in Captain company. His name is Lacclles, a Frenchman, and Speaks bad Englifh. He was immediately taken before General and on fcarching him was found a compleat plan of the ei.mp on Coxheath ...
... any parhculer party, sometimes supporting the Duke of Weilmgtou’s and at other periods differing from it. His Lordship, in speaking, whether in the House of Commors or of Lords, has aiways displayed a thorough knowledge of his subject, as well as of the ...
... are signed by ot wards of Forty the Marquis Ormonde, and the Earl of Carrick and Ossory. “here can be nu doubt, that they speak the real sense of the intelligence of Couoty Kiikenny, and indeed of every other County in Ireland. vo ANGLESEY. The Corpo ...