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... Coarfworth's Chefnut Bork, Punier; Mr. Clark's Chefnut Bode, Cuddy; Mr. Watfon's Bay Hark, Fox-Cub; Mr. Reed's Chefnut Mare, Mr. Staveley's Bay Mare, Country La fi; which was won by Part 'us. Thurfday the Subfcription Plate of so I. was run for by Mr. Kidd's ...
... into his Majefty'. Service, met at the Gui.J.i ?? this City. The Lord Ma>or, Mr. Alderman Wilkes Melfrs. Percy. Eaflon, Staveley, Wilfon, Harris, Carnm, Axford, Brecknoc*. I'iper, Wilkini, aid Downes attended. Mr. Remeirbranceracq. ?? d tbe Committee ...
... entering into his Majeity’s fervice, met at the Guildhall of this city. The Lord Mayor, Mr. Alderman Wilkes, Mefirs, Percy, Staveley, Wilfon, Harris, Camin, Axford, Brecknock, Piper, Wilkins, and Downes attended. Mr. Remembrancer acquainted the Committee ...
... Joan fiawbridge, £fq. Alderman, and George Hayley, Efq. bemominatei as Candidates to repreientthis City in Parliament. LUKE STAVELEY, Chairman. The Lord-Mayor has iffued precepts for calling a Common-hall on Friday next, for the election of f*ur proper perfons ...
... LONDON, Tuespbay, 24. TOWER of LONDON. Between the hours of nine and ten yeerday morn- ing, Mr. Staveley, of Half-Moon sheet, and Mr. Mann, of Queen Anne tect, Weitmniniter, (both King’s Meffengers) attended by a repaired to the houfe of Stephen Sayre ...
... to h hufband, who kindly received her. again. L O A N, Oxoler 24. Between the hours of nine and ten yeiterday morning, Mr. Staveley, of Half Moon-11 reet, Piccadilly, and ?/Ir. Mann, of Queen Anne-rtr:et, Welt minder, (both King's mefiengers) attendee by ...
... the Common Hall next Monday, for the Office of Chamlscrlain, and nominated him that Office. This Motion was feconded by Mr. Staveley. Mr. Wtlfon next nominated Benjamin Hopkins, Efq; and \vas feconded Mr. Monday, and on a Divilion, the Numbers being declared ...
... , in MjJdlelex, and Chaplain to the Earl of Denbigh.---WedneWay, St. John s, Beverley, the Rev. James Ha: .icy, Rcftorof Staveley, near Boroughbridge, to Mrs. Charlotte Brooke, the former phvre Monday, Knardborough, in York.(hire, Mr. Percival, New B ...
... George Mackenzie, yzd Foot; Samuel Wildey Robarts, aBch Foot; Bryan Blundell,'44th Foot; John Dickfon, late 81ft Foot; Miles Staveley, Royal Reg. Horfe Guards; Hon. John Knox, 36th Foot; Ralph Ramfay, Captain 61ft Foot; Samuel Knollis, Captain 51ft Foot; ...
... foot. Geo. Mackenzie, 7 rd fyot. {sam.W- Roberts, 28th foot Bryan Blundell, 44th foot. John Dixon, late Btic foot. Miles Staveley, royal regiment of horle guards. Hon. John Knox, 36th foot Ralph Ram fly, Captain, 6rft foot. feam.Knollis, capt. 51ft foot ...
... tranfports lying Greenland-dock, Deptford The detachment of the loyal regiment ot horfe guards is commanded by Lieut. Col. Staveley; royal dragoons by Lieut. Col. Hard and that Col. Lord Heathfield, ...
... the nth of September next. Laft week died at Sandbeds, near Bingley, Elizabeth Dickcnfon, daughter of refpeftablc farmer at Staveley, near K-narelborough. This young woman has been much taken notice of for about 12 months, from her declaring that in two ...