... Hurfde/.t-eld ; tair com., p.ccic- , Mack hair. 3-_ut 3. yean c!d THOMAS DALE, Or nder, travelled vvitli a ma- chine, -jri-dir; knives. See. wa_ lately at Selby, anJ arm- ly fhe n^.ne of Thomas l-Junhar. JAMhS F. AWPF.RV, late of Ha. tington-opper. ?? n.ar ...

... in an ?? h u.tin ?? hurl -ut-cn, tr 3l uin s the: Nut:i.._,na;_ toad, n.ar St. Mi-v'i Hrrd.e. F r t.-.rt.cula.s enquire of THOMAS CRAYNE. in Derb--. I'HONIX .IRF-O.Hu:, L mi-^J.lreet, Und,*. PERSON'S in.'4jr_.! r.y thi. c..nir.anv,whore annua' p-emiums ...

... Con (table, of Billiter.iane, London, tea-man. Toappe.r July 21, August 5, JOf at Gnldhal!.— ( Atr.>rt,.es, MelTrt. WaCcfon, Hardy, mi Ca.low, ! Loadun, Tho.-nis Lurcntr. of Charles-ftreet, Middlcfet, baker.! To appear July zt>, it), and Augull 30, at (JaiU- ...

... Richard, jun. Ditto Hollier Thomas Walton. ?? A vtni (haw Thomas Sutton on the Hill Holmes George Bakewell Bagfhaw Jnhn Oaks Hope Rev. Charles Stead Derby B_inbrig«te John Biggin Hope John Ditto Cainbrigg. Jofeph Clifton Hopkins Thomas Long Eaton Bakewell William ...

... ducat that time, mufl be made j wi.h'n s 5 Day, therefrom. THOMAS NOON, - Lancafter. BROOK and LANCASTER, Hudder»ticW. RICHARD SISSON, & Co. Leeds. JAMES LAMB. . Yo.k- EDW>*JtOBINSON, . Hull. THOMAS WILD, - Roiherham. JAMES WOOLLEN, . Shtfteld. GEORGE CASSON ...

... the hands and feet, thereby iclievirg me from great difirefs and danger. I am, Sir, yaur m. ft humble fervant, j THOMAS SCOTT. From Thomas Scott, Efq. Exeter. To Mr. Rymer. J u i y ?? ,- 86 . Sjr, My complaint*, namely bilious retchings and gnpings, with ...

... the occapation of Thomas Prince, containing ?? -- 2 , LOT 3d. ' \ Rough Clofe, containing . _ 2 12s Clofe at Eight Acres Head, - . 2028 Clofe behind the Houfe, - - s o 16 Long Clofe, - . . . a a , a 9 o 38 In the occupation cf Thomas Prince. LOT 4 :h. ...

... AMichaeti Bryan, Efq. and filter to the Earl of Sbrewlbury. On Wednefday, of aparalytic itroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the-late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Tuelday fe'nnight, in Charles. ftreet, Grofvenor fqnare, London, the Right- Hon. Lady Archer, for ...

... C'hettckeic~l. JOHN PIDCOCK, Aitborne. For the county o otn~m * Mr, EBi4UND DEARo Nottingham. FRANCIS VJCK.ERS MAnsfield. THOMAS STANSA Nwak And 'for the countSAO,'ewaffrk. Mr. JO~SH UA JREWRy Stafford. JOHN LIKI.Y, Wojlverhampron. WILLIAM CHALLINORLqk ...

... 'Militia ; the fecond divifion arrived this day frorn Notuingham, on threir route to the fame place. Saturday morning, Mr. Wm. Hardy of Keg. worth, Leicctlerfhire, was fround dead in bed at *he Swan-and H. ?? Inn,Northampton. He wasapparently in perfed health ...

... will put an end to her crimes with her exiftence. The French aod Drt.h fleets are ready to fail with an invading army; the hardy North is armking agairift her; Ruflia is preparing to pour out herr myriads upon her; Sweden is fitting out her fleet, Denmark ...

... ter, Thornias Chaprman, iand Thomas Hanfwrd, f) breaking into thfe'lop of George Newbery, and lteal. ing feveral penn'y pieees; Edward Dodfon, and Wn.m Oram, for Iheep-fealing; Win. Brown, fora robberr; in the ?? of R. Hardy, of Kegworrh, were (eye.. rally ...