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... The Commons ordered that no more Petitions on undue Elections be heard this Seffion. Palled the Bill relating to expiring Laws. Received the Report on the Sinking Fund Bill ; and a Motion being made, That the appropriating Claufe be re- committed, as ...
... 20 Houfes, with Barns, Stables, Out-houfes, Corn, Hay, and Utenfils for Husbandry, to a great Value. We hear that Sades, the King of the Waltham- Blacks, is taken and committed to Reading Goal. He was out-law'd at the Trial of the Blacks which were executed ...
... our prefent eflablifh— For this reafon, when the law was palled in 1746, for preventing minifters from officiating Epifcopal meeting-houfes in Scotland, without duly qualifying themfelves according to law, it was not fuppofed, that any fuch minifters as ...
... Lincolnshire; arid by Mr. Alex. Cruden s Bookfe!ler to H ER M A J EST V, at the Bible and Anchor under the Royal Exchange, Corn- hiH; and at no other Place, or by any other Ferfon in lLondon. By Mr. Bally, Printer, ia St. Edmund's Bury; >4r. Tim. Sheldrak ...
... a&ually grant a pardon perfon pardoned cannot by law Corn pelled to become an informer, or ai) fwer any queftion that may tend to R himfelf: for tho' he might evade p e Punilhment by pleading the King's yet our law confiders, that he could 1 oid the infamy ...
... of Ground prefently in the Tackfmens with 4 Acres of Ground or thereby fubfett, and poffeft by Robert Wilfcn, Tenant of the Corn, mi 11 there, and others thereto belonging; lying on the Water of Esk, _n : ?? of Pen- nvcook and Sheriffdom of Edinburgh, ...
... Week his Britannick Ma jelly's Ship the Loweiiotf, Capt.Bowdler, fent into Leghorn 2 Vef- ?? with Genoefe Colours laden with Corn from Naples, and on the 12th inft. brought with him into that Port 3 more, 2 witn Genoefe and 1 with Neapolitan Colours. On ...
... whereof is fubjoined: Aad therefore, that fach ma- licious Praaices may be detected, and the Authors pjinilh- ed according; to Law, the faid James Wac promifes a Re- ward of Ten Guineas to any who (hill difcover the Authors of this Report, fo as they, or ...
... thus their (welling pride: at p -tt ' ' n pencil, Sirs, I find, e '' C ' le Vl ,r y to mankind; a can't decide. We lions (corn the feigning art; To naked truth we (land; , And, could we play the painter's part, Should have the upper hand. Edin. May 13 ...
... Thomfon in Lairdfhip, in the Parifh of Corftorphin, there is to be expofed to Sale by publick Roup, the faid Defunft's Cropt of Corns, viz. Oats in Stocks, and Peafe cut down, with a fmall Parcel of Hay, as alfo his Houfhold Pleiuflung* ?? That on Thurfday ...
... W on the Court of.Spain, that the Mifunder- 'upcmg.- twixt the 2 Courts is accommodating. fterday the 14 new Serjeants at Law, took CnV l^ their Degrees at Weftminfter, be- r- l :t ne Lord Chancellor, (among who-m, is Tho- P Burnet, of the Middle Temple ...
... Money-rent, with L. 3 11 08 Scots ol Vicarage- feind, 82 Capons, 9,2 Hens, 12.) Thraves of Straw, 2 Bolls _r Firlots Off.cer-Corn, and 1. Peck Mu- .ftard-feed, of free Rent; betides Cefs, Minifters Stipend, &f, ARE to be expofed to Sale by voluntar Roup ...