... ever were invented. Price 6d. Alfo he Sells, an Exccllenr Placer fot Corns, which being apply'd to them, when \4icy' have been a little pared before, cf* fe&ualiy takes away the Corn, wjithout any Pain, or evet^returning again ; Pritf 4 d. He may be hoard ...

... be Fire-works perform- ed on the Rivtr Thames. Some Days fince the late Sir JqknSt. ?? lon's Lady died^nd ii to be earned to Corn- wall to be In tcrrd, i On Shnday Night about io. the Cmah tefs of Thanet departed this life, of tlie Small-Pox, at her Houfe ...

... had 5 and the. Lord Trcafurer asfoon as the faid Marriageis Confnmmated, refigns his Houfe in York- Buildings, to his Son in Law, and goes to Jive i:i the Apartment,, at St. James's, which was the Earl of Bridgwaters. - • • . Vefterday Mounfieur Martin ...

... fo that at his Return he was put into a- tabtkr Pvoom, This Evening the Ring came to the Play-Houfe in the Hay Market, and law the Opera aQed, called, Pyr* rhu, and Dewetius* On Sunday j^, the Pvight Honourable' Henry Hoopet Lord T.enham, made an Abjuration ...

... Palace Royal, and reprefented to his Royal Highnefs, the Confequence ofthe Favour, which is contrary to the Laws and Cuftoms oi the Ring- corn. Th.it Prince, after having heard the Allegations of thofe two Magiftrates, and ask'd ihem tor the Letters, ...

... md that they cxpe&ed their Return ip five Moi ths Time, to the great ]oy of tbe Engltfh {Merchants, who will be paid tor the Corn, and the dhvi- Goods ihey had iold to the Spaniards. That Captain Paddon on board the Fox Man of War, was sailed from Gibralter ...

... Bridgwater. She was eldeft Daughter of Charles Marquis ofWinchefteir, created afterwards Duke of Bolton. Charles O E% Son-in-Law to the Dulce of Bolton, and the Privy-Council Ireland, dy'd on the 21ft Inftant. La* Lair vVednefiUy the Right Honourable Robert ...

... Sergeant acker, and Mr. Bottle, the King s Council, whofe Arguruent feem'd to ftronger; after having reck, d a great many Law Cafes Forgery &c. twas infilled on, that after the the Note was Blank, and of no Ufe to any; but when he incerted the Words ...

... that tix Lawyers the Hotife of Commons bad that Bill, it might taken in an ambiguous Senfe, and that it firvck at all she-Laws made againft the Papifls Jince the Reformation ; upon . iu .4 lift. ? 1 -which ?which the Judges are to bring in Claufes alter ...

... Petty-Treafons, willful Foyfonings, Slaughters forethought Felony, i. c Duels, wilful Eurnings Houfes Barns, or Stacks of Corn, or Hay. 6. All Pyracies and Robberies fuper urn mare, upon the High- Seas, and thofe who (hall procure abett fuch Pyrates ...

... pr-nted in the Englifh Tongue; a!fo great utntity Beads, abundance of Crucifixes, and other Popilh Trinlt*. :ts, which by Law are condemned to : burnt by the Executioner, anxl the Importer lies under great Penalties, but to whom they were.conngned, is-hotyep ...

... Lady Fretchcville died at Windfor, flie was one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber to the late Queen. On Sunday laft Sir Nicholas Laws kifs'd his s Hand at Hampton-Court, being on the point of fetting out for his Government of Jamaica. Laft Sunday in. the Forenoon ...