... that the prifoner had a legacy left her in the year 1770, and that flic law her receive 4.0001. in cadi and notes in OtSfober 1770, and 3700 pounds in the beginning 1771, hut. this witnel's would neither tell the name the tcllator, nor the name of thetruftce who paid the legacy. Several per(bns were now called to Mrs. Rudd's character, the firfl of whom, a lady, had known her eight years (aid ...

... To be SOLD by. AUCTION By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall Mall, on Monday the x6th of Jpne, at One o’clock, A Capital and Valuable Freehold ESTATE, called Fernham, confiding of a mod elegant Manfton, recently built and finished under the direAionof Mr. Wyatt, on peculiar elegant Aile, with Ashling for so horfea, coach-houfe, extenfiVe offices of every defcription, excellent gardens, ...

... YeJlerJry the Houfe of Peers, ajter pajfng the mutiny, the militia, the vice treafurer's of Ireland and land-tax f ills, uuanimoujly rejefled the bill to indemnify the perfons advifed his Majejfy to employ foreign troops the confent of parliament. Thus was a bill which cojlthe in the Houfe op' Commons fo much labour, learning and rhetoric, totally lojf by a debate in the Houfe of I. ords of ...

... o’clock. ~ , J I* hereby *«*> Tfut BLACKBORR >jN the GrocralTearly cArt o* JH°** ImSMk. 3 krAS HOLT, Efq. Lord t**« f*id hoft* dred, «ml be b6W«n end kept the Cock in Sunton, on 'fgdßAx the 13th day 00« nrft (that being the Tuat* day neat altar the feaft of Faith, according antient euftoia) Eleven o'ock in the forenoon the fanfr day | when all perfbna who owe fait and fcreice the laid are ...

... from Toulon, that 150 Corficar.s, whom it.e had made Prifonert, and who were cor.f.ced in the Gaols that Town, hate made their Ei.aae, and taken R.. in Ewroy.* 12. LettersfcomFlorer.es of the n’. confirm th* Account of Eaithquake l aving been teu i..erc u,.. and add, That it had done great Dru.nge. the Fcoda! Territories of the Princedom F.-mifiii the • Romagro-Florenlind ;• that a great ...

... proceedings on the trial of Nundocomar, contained in a large book, and in that form were fen’f the India-Houle. All the leaves of this book, fomehow or other, been taken and the cover only remains. The different clerks have all bee» examined by the Directors, but no one'can give any account how this circomftance has happened* - a. The of Count Weldcren has been announced with great confidence ...

... a Urge garden and orchard adjoining; alfo, a windmill near the meffuage, with pair of French ftones, and the going goers thereto belonging, and a piece of good arable land, on part of which the faid mill (lands, containing bycftimation One acre (more or lets),now in the occupation of John Jacob, miller. The premifes are in good repair, are weH fitnated, and very convenient for the bufineft of ...

... for profe*uting FELONIES, See. NO EICE is hereby given, That the Annual Meeting the fubferihers to Ibis aflbciation will held at the Coach and Knifes in Melton, on TncasoA v the i;t(1 day January inflant { when and where lire fubferibers (and others dcfiicus or joining in the alldcia. are requellcd roatrosid, and pay their refpeftive tor* tilts and annual fuhfcriptions, in order that the ...

... this Inftont* April, there will be a Ccck-Match fought at Mr. John torckard'. at the Angel at Br-U-iiord in Suffolk, -or a Guinea a Bat- tle, and ten Guineas the odd Battle. Note, There is ,1 Cock on each fide, and tobefbugli: in Silver. ...

... the yearly income whereof to the prefent in- cumbent, as now ict, is upwards of 15c-!. ihe incumbent about ...

... 'PWO Freehold Dwe!i:tiK-houle_: and a Cottage, X fitnate in Church-ftreet, ill Eye, ir. Suffolk; in tbc occupation of Mr. Lockwood. f. ~V 1-or particulars enquire af the occupier. *|>lE Creditorsof JOHN SPERROW STEPHEN- JL SON of Na.ighl.m in the county of Suffolk, afe cclirc.i to meet atthe Crcwn Inn, Budefton, on Wed- nefdav next the 27th hill, a: Thace o'clock in the af- ternoon, in ...

... gfItCMMJ IvHde, Needham-roarkct. T( > he SOLD By AUCTION By ROPER, and DOUGHTY, ° H-mbay, May 4, 1790, at the Coich and Hoifes, lpfwich, abnut Six o'clock In the Bvenlnc, A Brick-built Dwelling- houfe, divided into two f\ tenements, fituated near i,evlngtdn*niill, c.illtdOY. , 'tR'SHELL-HALL, with about four acres ol land ad* ?? T v ALDF.BURGH, Suffolk, HE Truftees to THOi SUSAN, antl WM ...