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... Maiditone Fair, at the Bull on Ptckenden Heath, One Thoufand Three Hundred and Twenty-ti* Weft Country Sheep and Lambs, By THOMAS BARKER. To be SOLD, ALarge convenient Dwelling Houfe, now in two Tenements, one whereof being a Hatters Shop, and the whole ...
... Margate in the Thanet, or Daniel Gurney, Attorney in Sandwich. T HIS is to girt Notice to all Palms that are indebted to A Mr. Thomas Smith, late of Sandwich, Wittier, deceas'd, that they are deGred to meet his Adminittrator at Mr. Law-. fence Stoddard's at ...
... Parliament for Harwich without Oppofitian. As was on Thu:lday the Hon. Henry Pelham, Efq; for the County of Sufic:. Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. is cleacd Member of Parliament for Portlinouth without Oppofition. John Frederick, Llci; is eleded Member of Parliament ...
... Henry Harrifon, Capt. Sol. Gideon, Capt. Harry Non; Capt. Thomas Broderick, Capt. Francis Crary, Capt. William Fielding, Capt. Edward Prawn, Capt. William Boys, Capt. Edward Sprau, Capt. John Hardy, Capt. Pat. 0 Hara ' Being all duly (worn, The Court Weed ...
... bound for Rotterdam Whitehaven, is taken by a French Privateer, and carried into Dieppe. Yefferday Thomas Robinfon and John Ford were re-examined by Sir Thomas De on the Forged Bill of Exchange, and the Acceptance of it by Mr. Peter Brener, alfo forged • ...
... Fembroke College in that Univeifity. The 'tier 1-IJii. the hail of Winchelfca and Nottingham has prefented the Rev. %Villiain Hardy, M. A. to the Re.:.tory uf Ealimn, in the Chocefe of Canterbury. On Sunday as Mr. Simms, (who was to have rode from London ...
... Enter'd upon at Michaelmas nett, In the Parith of Stelling nu Upper Hardie, A containing Forty of Arable and 'Name A I.lnd, with a good Dwelling Houk, i3avn, Stable, ekr. Impire of Thomas Fuller at the Star in flotingham-lirect Upoer Hardin. tome Ptc:on ...
... drank his Maieliv's Health. -----. --_. As foon as Balantine's Trial was over, Sir Thomas Parker and Mr; Baron Clarke withirewi and Sir Thomas Burnet and Sir Thomas Denifon took their Seats; when Charles Weblter was brou;ht to the Bar, and pleaded Not ...
... of Waal, Mr. Henry WilkintOn of Redman), Mr. Samuel Kirk Kimberworth, Mr.Julin Hardy of Wineliead, Mr..lotepli Steer of Sheffield, Mr. Richard Ta as Of R.Oth:ran', Mr. Thomas Acklain of Dring' ue, M. J Olds ca Rvie, Mr. John Hart of South Dalton, and Mr ...
... This Morning failei out of the Harbour to Spithcad, his MaScliy's Ships the Superb and Litchfield. Jan. to. This Week a (hardy Fellow was committed to Newgate, who is Fealty fulpeeted of being Gne of thole who robbed the London Stage It keno there were ...
... proceed in Company to Genoa. Yelierday came Letters from Cadiz, advifing, that theSbip taken by the jerfcy Man or War, Capt. Hardy, and carried into Gibraltar the 'litho( February, was die St. George of that Part, bound to La Vas Cruz, of between / and Bco ...
... Paget, Ann Newcomb, and Mary Brown, three notorious Street Walkers, were committed to Tuthill-Fields- to hard I about, by Thomas Elly , , Elq; of New Palace-Yard, on the Complaint of Inhabitants, for committing foetal Indecencies and Ditorder, in the ...