... their Delivery, return to their ufual Employment. They alone alfo perform all the Drudgery about their Houfes, they plant their Corn and labour it, in every refpec., till it is brought to the Table : They like wife cut all the Fi re- wood, and bring it home ...

... their new Quarters. Z^^~ When an utter Contempt is had to all Law, whe ther Eccleftaftical or Civil, the Military Power is the dernier Refort left to reftore Peace and re-eflablifh the Laws with their full Efficacy. On Thurfday laft a Bam belonging to ...

... divided between their Children,, in fuch Proportions as their Fathers fhould think proper, the Death of one of his Brothers-in law decafioned his making a new Will, which difcovered the intended Fraud, and the Wife, is fince gone into the Country for her ...

... Andrieu, Echtvin, and a Cham- ber Council, was aflaffinated at his Country Seat by an Irifh Officer, who had been caft in a Law Suit with M. Andrieu, for the Superiority of fome Lands. The Officer went to the Deceafed's Lady, told her he wanted to make ...

... refpective Divifions, by ordering the High Conftables to apprehend Perfons ?? for that Purpofe, that they may be punifhed as the Law directs. We are informed, that about Ten ?? on Fri- day Night the Coroner's Jury finilhed their Enquiry into the Caufe of the ...

... Jutland, and all i tbe Crew, except- one Man drowned. The Neapolitan, Hurft, Jaden with Herrings and another VeHel laden with Corn, are loft oft Falmouth. The Owner's Supply, Thompfon, of Aberdeen, boufrd for Londc*, and a Ship, Name not known, are loft ...

... is die. beft foeated f ?? was. -oot'^ibr^agk^ :^Sß ?? thence : they had it only frora the falling in with two Ships, one corning from Smyrna and the other going to Minorca. In the Midfl of this Perplexity we were comforted by the Contents of three Exprefles ...

... Quarry, and a great Pi ofpe't fdr Coat. For further Particulais enquire of Mr |ohn Shetley, Attorney at Law \nLted.s-, or ?? Rowland Watson, Attorney at Law in Keighley. iD-Tue tort*. On Thurfday the ?? next, at the Sign of the Hare and Hounds in Bury, at ...

... Standing Inftruclion given to nil tbe Ameri- can Governors, ncttoaflent toany Laws for the Emiflion of Paper-Currency without a faying Claufe for reftraining the Effeft of fuch Laws un- til approved by his Majefty. To which it is an- fweied, that that Inftruition ...

... and agrcatl J rofpeii for Coal. For further Particulars enquire of Mr |ohn Siiepley, Attorney at Law \t\Lredes-, or ?? Rowland Watson, Atroiney at Law in Keighley. ?? — — — CO be -Soltlj to the Highefl Bidder, At the Houfe of Mr Tiiomas Walker, the Sign ...

... As m the firlt Place, the Want ol judging rightly what Kind of I eople were proper to begin a new Settlement ; what Kind of Laws jW and equal; what Kind of immediate Directors ; and tha: they were appointed to work and trade on the comn»»ij Stock of the ...

... xcs ; and on the 12th of July, they all arrived fafe at Plymouth Hitherto ihis Colony had been governed by a kind of martial Law, but, by a Change brought about in the CfJtmcil at Home, the People were rcllored to the En- joymtnt of their native Rights ...