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... DA new tun'd ; with Mufick more proper to. each Tune ; and a Table of Pfalms fuited•to the Fearts and Falls Ache Church of ErrolAND, and Other Varieties of Life, with Gloria Patri's to the Meafures of eVeryPfalm in the Book.. a. New and felea Hymns ...
... regular Troops, viz. Warburton's, Hopfon's, Lafcellçs's, Abercrombie's, Webb's, Otway's, Murray's, Highlanders, O'Farrel's, Lord Loudon's Royal American Regi- ment of four Battalions, the four independent Companies of New York, three at South-Carolina ...
... Chriltian Regeneration, PI% fa 9. A Demonftration of the Grols and Fundamental Errol o r late Book, called, A Plain Account of th e N a t ure and Ey the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,' Price 4. s bound 10. An Appeal to all that doubt or disbelieve the ...
... Train fupported by Six Lords, eldeft Sons of Lord Chancellor Somers. t A of Peers, viz. Vilcount Mandeville, Lord Howard, On Saturday 17 Prifoners were tried at the Old-.Bailev, rms. their Robes of Eftate, 'their Coronets inS Lord Beauchamp, Mar g. of ...
... the Prefervation of the facred Perfon of the faid Lord the King cannot admit either Sufpenfion or Delay: That the affedlionate Anxiety of his Parliament ; the Love of the Subjea, to which the faid Lord the King cannot be infenfible, the common Security ...
... with near 6,000,000 t t 4ng on board in Specie and Merchandize. the Jail Letters from Cadiz, Orders had been difpatched errol aud Carthagen..:, for the Building of a Number ,ligateq,. from to 3o and 4o Guns, on which a great extra Hands will be employed ...
... authentic :—Lord Morden, the late Lord Chancellor Vince Lord Camden's Removal was determined on) received hourly Invitations from the Miniftry to accept the Seals; which he not only, declined, but allured feveral Members in the pofition (particularly Lord Rockingham) ...
... 'had' been conimitted with Regard to the M—x he was refponfible for it, never having declared againft it in C—l, Lord C—den in Anfwer to Lord laid; That there was fuch an ~Expreflion in Law, as the Chancellor being the keepo• oftbe King's. Confcienee ...
... Party who furrounded the Throne. The Event of their miltaken Coodutt. might have been a Warning to their Sueceffors. Yet the Errol*, of thole Prioces were not without Excufe. They had as many . falfe Fri: - .;nds as or prefent gracious Sovereign, and infinitely ...
... Daughter to the Earl of Kiltnarneck, who was beheaded in Confecetience of the Rebellion in 174.5. Lord Boyd, the Son.of that Earl, ineceeded tothe Title of Errol in Right el h.:s Matter, • Accounts from Jamaica are full of the ill Treatment the Englifh receive ...
... THURSPAY, July 3t• ESTERDAY-, to the Levee, Cabinet-Council was held, at which Lord North and the Secretaries of State wete prefent, when the Aolwer 'to the Memorial delivered by Lord Stormout to the Court of Vethilles was laid vfficially before his Majetty ...
... tht% -1 -v 0 N --D A V's . POST. . . FR03.1 THE LON,II 011 St.James's, .7emuary 5. IT E Kiog his 'been pleafed in. anpoint the Lord Vifcaunt Dalrythile to be His Maitity's.Miniller Plenipotentiary to the King and R e p u bli c ,of Poland. Admiralty 7a:wary ...