... wh—eby they engage 'ov futifcription to fupport each other wider any misfortune wh di the late Bankruptcies at Psmferdani may occafion, and to fhare the lo&s in common amongit tnem Large fums have already been fubfcribed for that vurpofe. and 'cis hoped ...

... appear to nave been on board the laid he clew it is raid, all perifked. Jatur ci a y died, at his houfe at Deptford, Gorge Bryant, Eiq; Malt Diflilier : His iortunr, which exceeds i so,ooo 1. he has bequeatilesi (a few legacies amowiting to atkut iz,oool ...

... but it merely a vi of friendthip. Denmark and Sweden, it is reported, have offered to form triple alliance with Pruffia. K May to. gentleman who came from Charles-Town, South Carolina, learn, tha’ the inhabitants of that place are in the ntmoft ccnlcination ...

... James’s. His Majefty continues in good health. On Saturday evening, about fix o’clock, he walked trom Windfor Cattle to Mr. Bryant’s at Salt hill, and returned at half paft eight o’clock; the diftance between the two places is about three miles. His Majefty ...

... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Premifcs, On Mv.Jav the Day May next, between the three andJi\ tn the. sifternoon Junlefs frcvicu/ly of by V-t. ’ll ate ContrartJ ALL that large, commodious, and well acctif. lim, iht* N INN, in Rotherham, many Years in the ...

... Pkivat Lodcince, for Gentlemen, Stc. from the Country, whofe Dnfinefs may retpiire them toreiiile in London fome Time. Allthofe uha (hall he pleated to favour her with their Company, may de. pend upon every Accommodation the molt reafonahle Terms. Caant-touRT ...

... at the Chap.], in Sewlead-free!, Sbfeld, for thi benefit of the Charity School for Poor Gil-la in this town, by Rtv. THOMAS BRYANT. In the courfe of the fervice will be ifittudbced an OCCASII NAL ANTHEM, by the Cho'r. lervire to begin at fix Mork in the ...

... Ward®, F..»- rl'-I Mr. Tho. K nut ton 10 ° Mr. Micklethwaitc lo 10 Mr. Jofeph Swallow 10 o Mrs. Smith, Broom-. field. Rev. T. Bryant 50 o c Richard Ell>- o IO MeflV , ('on, jun- & *-u > Tliorne >°S ° 0 ■li Rice fames 10 10 o ,i r (otm Butcher, to to ii Jones ...

... y ; and may :»(peedy and elfectuai Rctui reftore it ts primitive excellence. Rijilns Man—may the people have fi underfl. 1 cm, courage to the in Ujeir defence. Ttic four great Liberty—Pa.ue, Prießlcy, Cooper, ami Mower. SuiMiih Multitude. May they a:ways ...

... AT THE CHAPEL IN scorLAND-STWEEr, SHEFFIELD, On Sunday, May 25, 1793, Will he preached A SERMON, Fur tilt benefit of the Charity S‘ho,il, for POOR GIRLS. By the Rev. THOM kS BRYANT. Service to bei.i at hilt' fie in the evening. h..: Choir will perform ...

... Aren days before the Exchequer bills fail duo. Goods may be replaced from time to time other goods, or may be removed any time* paying the loan, or funuflur.p futiieieut perfonal fecurity. All may be allowed to lend Exchequer bills at par, who arc willing ...

... determined at Winchester allizes, the 13th inft.—it wa» brought Mr. Barfoot, of Midlington-place, in that county, agaiod Mr, Bryant, of Hailemere, and other King’s officers, for a trefpal's on the premiles of Mr. Barfoot, in the Foreft of Bere, by deftroying ...