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... WHereas feveral Pieces of Lead, mark'd WD. have been ftolen out of the low Crane on Newcaftle Key ; This is to give Notice, that if any Per- fon will make a Difcovery of his Accomplice, 01 Accom- plices, fo as he or they may be brought to Jufiice, he ...
... Lord Loudon’s Regiment, Argylldilrc Militia, f Kingfton’s Horfe, Cavalry, Cobham’s Dragoons, Lord Mark Kerr’s Dragoons, ...
... STm!** (jib? * - feafond Coach X Herfct, well mark'd, with Meat in th e ,- Bellies, fit lor any Gentleman*, Ufe, will be &i'd * I worth, at liarton near Grantham. ' JOSHUA Bailey, rcmov'd from the J Be!i Peterborough to the Bull in ford, vvlicic all ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. _Tf 5T Whereas in the Night ofthe 19th Inftant there was a Cask of Gun powder, marked R. taken away ffom the Whin Stacks ol Sourh Leith: Ifany Perfon will make a Difcovery thereof to DAVID QGI LVIE at the Weigh- houfe, he frail receive ...
... .ADVERTISEMENTS. TO BE SOLD, ALL the HOUSES belonging co MARK D AIV SON, fituate and ftanding in the Iron-gate, DERBT, cither together or feparate, ( except the Houf* wherein he now dwelled*., ar.d Waichoufcs thereto belongs ing ; Which are tt be Lett ...
... 'tilt from Ear io tar, and foetal Other Marks of Violence, by which belicvcd he was robb'd and murdered. The Report of the Death Of Sir John Sc. AUbin Bars. Knight of the Shire for the County of co;nwall, is without Foundation. It's very much fufpated ...
... great Frauds' and Abufcs .«rc frequently. committed, by marking of Sheep Urge Pitch# Tar, Coomb, end not luficiently ri?cring, or Sheep, before ere (horn; by windiog Fleeces, Locks, Tail Locks, or other dcccitful Locks, Pclc-Wooll, Lambs* Wed!. Dung, ...
... STolen or lhayed out of Newton Mar Hi. nineteen Sheep, ,7 Wctl.crs and two Ems mark over the Loyns and Shoulders wiih Ruddle and branded with Pitch on their Rumps, and fotneof then the Sides with R. H. If .my one can tell of them to Htmts of Wisfoach ...
... STolen or loft from Mr. Hurjl's in young Cock Chicken, with the Marks following, (vi 7,.) fmooth Headed, ftreak Breafted, birchcn Wing, futty Spangle, (lit out Right and Right Norril, green Legs, (ported Feet, and white Kails. Whoever brings the faid ...
... ten Marks Elizabeth con- jprefent Sentiments : not Week yifted defrauding feveral Vintners under Pre- fes but four or five Veflels fall down Danube fence firft befpeaking fome Wine and with Provifions Ammunition and Materials to for Guinea then-lending ...
... 'lie hundred princely marks a-year He thinks it right to glean, yet his confcience ft ill is clear, ■And ftill his flanks are lean. Oh! London, &c. there behind that counter Jlands, patriot jujl, and 'wife, bo, uchilji he boafls his honejl hands, cheat ...
... Died. On the 23d inft. at his Houfe behind St Luke** Church, London, aged 70, the ingenious Mr Mark Caicsby, who was Author of a Work, entitled, A Natural U.ftory of Carolina. ...