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... lg*in of Chili, which, if intsoduced in Europe, would 10ully chavge the face of oor agriculorg : it is a (brub, perenmial, hardy, h“: yields a grest quantity of feed every year, whic feed fo. efl&ly icfembles wheat to the eye, tafle, and io its ufes, that ...
... furrender Dec. 6,7, M at the Star Ing, io the pws of Southampton, A » Mr. Thomas Mn‘fllof the town of Southampton, g 30, 1»- . -at .m°u 'y iat‘ttow.d‘gmc:::':wm At ‘: Thomas Charter, of Eilbi mem or Mr, Shepherd, in Carey fireet, : Mwnfidrw“m . ov, at ...
... of this city, Ribbon-Manufaltorer, On Saturday laft died, Mr, Thomas Keen, of this city, Ribbon-Weaver, On Sunday the 18:h ult, died, in Bioad-fireer, Oxford, Mrs. Lamb, daughter of Sir Thomas Tyrrell, Bart. of Caftle.Thorpe, in Backs, and fifler of Vil ...
... iate of the panfh of Ringwood, common . brewers and copartnersy at the White - Horfe, in Romtey Infra, Southamptonfhire = 19 Thomas Addifon, of Prefton, Lancathire. mercer and woollen draper ; at the Black Bull, in Prefton.—g2 liaac Slack, of Sunderiand ...
... l;l'l. inolclder ; in Builth, Brcconfbln.MAuo-' SN W Pope’s-Head. alley, Londea, ef Mr, Lvan Thomas, in Buil.h, % A Niceting for Proof of Delt. April 3. Thomas Coliinfon and John Henton Tritton, of Lombard-flicet, Lood.n, bankers and copariners ; at Guildhall ...
... Lapworth, Warwickihire, dealer ana chapman; April 18, 19, May g, at the Hen and Chickens lan, in Birwmingham, Attorney, Mr, Thomas Bolton, No, 4 Elm court, Temple, London, or Mr, Jobn Richards, Birmingham, &m Wilcock, now or late of Brindle, Lancathire ...
... numbers of ScusyHighl:xfl*, who had very lately emigrated from their own mountains, to fettle in this new world; but thefle hardy North Britons feemed by no means fatisfied with the exchange, although fome grants of land near Hudfon’s River had been made ...
... the Rates of In and full Information of the Rules, may be had Graiis Houfe of every Agent. By Order of the Dire®ors, H A. HARDY, Sec. of the Country PERFUMERY-TAX. Majehy' gll“m Julg & 1 IS Majefy's Commiffioners for managin H Sug Duties, do bereby give ...
... Chareh. yardy Excter,—24. Thomas Bradock, of Mumford’s court, Mi'ka treet, London, button-leller ; at Guildhall,—~May 17. Thos mas Mitchell and Joho Cleeter, of the city of Coveniry, ribbon-weavers; at Guildhall, London. — 17, Thomae Mitchell nndéohn Cleeter ...
... NOW in the Hands of THOMAS ' SMLTH, of Newbold-ILll, in the County of | Warwick j—The famous, well- bred, ftrong, beautifuly bright bay Horfe, called TRUE-BLUE, late the Property . of the Right Hou. Lord Srm‘er. and fince of Sir Thomas Skipwith, Bart. He ...
... March 25, April 5, 25, at Guildhall. FEY I VRS April 10, John Peters and Alczander Peters, of Southwark, Linen-raper.—A, Thomas Wilion of Deptford, Kent, brewer.—26, John Thompfon of High Ho'born, Middiefex, Hardwareman.—l9, Wm, Hobby of Smithfie'ld ...
... mnflhhn Richard Muli, Richard and James Dereham, for burglaries; &n DY%: Pr{cc. Charles Higley, and Richard Oskley, ‘.fi “u’; Thomas Weaver, for flealing a_gow; Manfelt Howell, for frealing a filver watch; :‘r Hughe:, for houfe-bresking, received fen. tence ...