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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 ...
... is gone to the Ports the Weft England to the Commanders of his Majefty’s War themfelves Readinefs put to Sea on the Notice Hardy Knt appointed Commander in Chief Majefty’s Ships of War in the Rivers Medway and at the in the Nore Tne Lords of the Admiralty ...
... W-here Hkewife may be had, all kindsof the beft Fruit- trees, Fcreft-trces. Fiowerin-.fhruhs, Flower-roots and Evergreens both hardy and exotick, managed in therbeir Manner, and the Fruir.trees kept diftin£i as to their kind?, having increafed them from. Trees ...
... Where likewife may be had, all kinds ofthe beft Fruit- trees, Foreft trees, Fiowerin^.fhrubs, Flower-roots and Evergreens both hardy and exotick, managed in the beft Maoner, ana the Fruit-trees kept dlftin£_ as to their kinds, hiving increased them from Trees ...
... Patrick Henderfon Merchant his Shop oppefite to the-! Trone-kirk> Edinburgh, at Juftice Jofeph Watfon's Shop in Berwick, at Thomas Miin's Shop in Alnwick, at the ' B?rd in the Bufh in Pilgrim- ftreet, Newcaftle, at the Scots Arms in Morpeth, at Robert Storer's ...
... al of the Blue. Sir Chaloner Ogle, Rear- Admiral of the Red. - Commodore Leflock, Rear- Admiral of the White. Sir Charles Hardy, Rear- Admiral of the Blue. From Gen. Ev. Pofl. The Right Hon. the Earl of Win- chelfea, Admiral Cavendifh, Lord Archibald ...
... Chaloner Ogle Rear Admiral of the Red Commodore Leltock Rear-Admiral the White Sir Charles Hardy Rear-Admiral of the Blue Molloy Mary Yacht fucceeds Sir Charles T' 1 Hardy as Captain of the Carolina Yacht O be The Lord Vifcount Duncannon Son-in-Law to his Grace ...
... and carried into St. Seballians, the 16th of February. Alfo, that the Thomas and Margaret, Beaty, bound Briftol to London, is taken, and carried into St. Sebaltians. Monday laft Thomas Bootle, Member of Parliament for Midhurft Suffcx, and Chancellor to ...
... declared for Iti All the S!? a Points of Chiiftlahity, as they were chiefivlbotrow'd from ; WW ?? ti^^i*4tion. of tM .Jr'ffr THOMAS , The CONDITIONS ar,,isoow, cJi'i-ThCLtWO forme* Editlois of Book weie fold at Thiit* Shillings bounds but this Edition is ...
... , in Hartlepool j Thomas Hope, Flax-dreffe!, in Stockton; Peter Thornhill to Darltogtpn: Lance. Branfon, Merchant, in Sedgfield; John White, inn-keeper, in Bifliop- Auckland; Benj. Mirrick at the Green j every Market- day at Thomas Dobfon's Shop in Hexham} ...
... Flanders. V s elles Ef of Eni!Q > ' °-f' t^e^r^nance - —Charles lnc ipal officer of the Navy M R:^Sbeernefs. —James Stuart, es Hardy, Rear- Admi}>l e of , Peter Perry, c >ty l j Majejifs Serjeants Arms Sj,' ® e e ° n^on - —Chriitopher Coates, 7'/ Xrw-Jtrfey ...
... Flanders. V s elles Ef of Eni!Q > ' °-f' t^e^r^nance - —Charles lnc ipal officer of the Navy M R:^Sbeernefs. —James Stuart, es Hardy, Rear- Admi}>l e of , Peter Perry, c >ty l j Majejifs Serjeants Arms Sj,' ® e e ° n^on - —Chriitopher Coates, 7'/ Xrw-Jtrfey ...