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... Panama, where was univerfally 4 bclfev'd that he was lail'd to the Northward, in order 4 to llretch over to the EaU-Indies. Our Golden Harveft fceimto be a.moll at an End the Ships fiomthe 4 Coaft bringing but little Plate, and the Peac ...
... ladders, with cords running from each other, on which were hung a Jack Boot, an Ax, and a Scotch Bonnet. The two latter, after remaining there fome time, were burnt, and the Boot beheaded. During his (landing, alio, a purple puife, very richly ornamented ...
... To Mr. NORTON. S«r,co„, j„ . Golden-Suture. SIR, I Am cured, the Ufc of your Drops,of a molt Dif*r«'er, the fcorbutic Kind, tryinj every Me dlcine that could thought for my Relief in vain; Cafe was follows J r had 1 11 Pimples come out my Head, Fate ...
... fpirituous liquors.—James Partington, of Fen-court, Fenchurchflreet, London, merchant—Siffannah Metcalf and John Metcalf, Golden-Leg Court, London, hofiers and copartners (carrying oti trade under the r.rm of Sufannah Metca'if and Son).—Thomas W'inteiboum ...
... Minster, in the Isle Sheppy, co. Kent, carpenter (but now prisoner in Maidstone gaol).—Frederick Willatts, of Brewer-street, Golden-square, eo. Middlesex, cheesemonger, d. and c —Richard Rascll, of Shoreham, co. Kent, shopkeeper, d.and c—Thomas Jones ...
... the county Southampton, ironmonger, d. and c..—F.lias Chapman, of Tunbridge Wells, in the county Kent, carpenter,-—Kenry of Snow-hill, in the city London, boot ar.d shoe-maker, d. c. —Samuel C'ollett Alger, of Oracechurch-strert, the city I,endon, porkman ...
... spirit and porterdealer, d. and c.—Thomas Foreman, late of Chatham, in the county of Kent, grocer, d. and c. (but now a prisoner for debt his Majesty's gaol of Maidstone, in the said county). f From Tuesday's Gazette.J James Turner, of Rochford, in the ...
... numbers of the people fell. The contesc continued all the way Fenchurcli-street, where a shot entering the shop of Mr. Goodeve, a boot-maker, 43, killed man in conversation with Mr. at the time. Another shot penetrated into a carpet warehouse opposite, but did ...
... baker, d. and c.*Solomon Zagury, of Great Prescott*treet, Goodman's-fields, co. Middlesex, merchant.* Richard Pbipps, Maidstone, co. Kent, linen-draper, d. and c.*John Pitt, late of Coleman-street, city London, auctioneer, d. and c.*Charles Holmes, Bull ...
... —Richard Kennett and Osborn Punchon, of Cheapside, London, hatters and copartners.—William Hollingdale, of Riveriiead, co. Kent, linen-draper, d. and c.—John Thomas, of Horsham, co. Sussex, brandy-merchant.—James Hobson, of Stockport, co. Cheshire, c ...
... Loudon, stationer, d. and c.—Thomas Williams, of Newgate-street, London, wholesale linen-draper, c—John Johnston, of Maidstone, co. Kent, woollen-draper, d. and c.—Robert Johnson, of Old Gravel-lane, parish of St. George, co. Middlesex, baker, d. and c ...
... cut up. BANKRUPTS. [To surrender at Guildball, unless otberwise expressed.) J Gamon, Wateringsbury, Kent, Nov 26 20 and Dee 20, Attys Mr Cooke, Maidstone 3 and My Webb, St Thomas-st, Southwark. Stew N Batcher, Windmill-street, Finsbury-square, buatcher ...