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... nCy on One. - Late Duke of Devnair6 ., A few Days ego died-, at his . Seat in Warwiekihire, _ Andrew Areher;, (Fatlrer of Thomas and Henry Archer, Efels. Meinhers of the late -and prefent Par,- - lament) :•P E .:was fix -Times . elefted Knight the Shire ...
... Plymouth. The St. Charles, Baptift Teite, from Bourdeaux, is loft near Oftend. The, Hare, Sauber, from Yarmouth for Oporto ; the 'Thomas and William, Cole, from Oporto for -; the St. IfabeF, Yeot, her Voyage not known, and a Veffel about too Tons, laden with ...
... Brother, now Sir William Banbury, Bart. Vicar of Miklenhall in Suffolk, to which Living he was prefented by his Uncle, Sir Thomas Hanmer, of Mildenhall, Bart. This Family is one of the oldeit in Chefh ire, they having had the Lordfhip of Banbury, (from ...
... Grocer and Chapman. Thomas Cordeux, or Barnby, in the County of York, Dealer and Chapman. Benjamin Rutter, of the City of Brfilo!, Bellows- Maker, Brufh Maker and Chapman. Peregrine D'Oly, of the City of Norwich, Linnendraper. thomas Wortley, of the City ...
... Southwark. . J°hn Beauchamp, otherwife Beacham, ThomatMillet, and I ;:t . , Thomas Whiting, for bariiayiodly breaking open th 6 Houle f Sir John, hi xiii James Hunt and Thoma . Collins for Sodomy, - And Richard . Kablefor returning from 'franfportation ...
... believing, gave the Woman the Plate, which the immediately carried away, and has not fince been heard of. Yetlerday Sir Charles Hardy hoitted his Flagon board the Carolina Yacht at Deptford, fo that every thing being now ready, they Wait only for Sailing Orders ...
... ShipwLy, Thomas Snail of Upton, Sr, Leonard, Robert Ball, Of Stonehoufe, Efqrs. Hertford] Sir Conyers Jocelyn, Bart. RichaH Chafe of Much Haddam, Edward C'hefter of Barkway, Efqrs. Thre i roi:d] Thomas Penoyre, William Bridges of 11.1): berton, Thomas Carpenter ...
... Men of War are ordered by the Lords of the Admiralty to fail immediately to cruize off . the Weftern Yeiterday Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. Rear- Admiral of the Blue, kifs,'d his Majefty's Hand on his being appointed one of the Lords Corn mifTioners of the ...
... of Parliament for Led low, will be created a Peer of Great Britain, by the Title a Lord Herbert, of Cherbury. Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. is elead Member of Parliamen for Portfmouth. John Frederick, is eleaed Member of Parliiment VVeillow in Cornwall, in ...
... can expeft or pray, With H • v-n flap town the Day, Who B--g, Fame rp by B-jh P 4 ), ? We he tnat certain corred Lifis will (hardy make their k rpeara lice, in which the Q I .TALITIEs Numbers will be expl.,in'd zo the meancfi Capdcity On Wedneiday c 'me ...
... Fullord, Efq; Derkgire, William Roberts of Derby, Efq; Effix, Thomas Afhurt of Henninham Caille, Efq; Lincoln, James Pennyman, Efq; Naribumbedand, James Carr, of Black Heddon, Efq; Rutland, Thomas Davie, Efq; Still - ex, John Edwards of Mayfeild. Efq; Wci•celler ...