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... is to give Notice, That the faid Stands this Horfe- Race time^will be dilpos'd off for Race Horfes' Gratis, only paying for Corn and Hay as usual. THOMAS RAPER. At the Desire of several Gentlemen and Ladies. ON Wednesday next the 6th of June, at the ASSEMBLY ...
... Attorney was convicted of Forging a Bond and Judgment againfl: his Brother in-Law, and Jiis Gown was ftript offin Court, and the 25th he ftood in the Pillory facing the Thplfel. Corn Harvcft is already begun in feveral Parts of Kent, Efiex, Middlefex and Surry ...
... prize, about 300 more, moft on Horfes, came hither armed with Clubs ; they filled our Streets, and cried aloud, Corn we come for, and Corn we will have ; adding, the Merchants have no Commiflion from the King to fend it to their Enemies. The Commander ...
... learn from Cambridge, that iaft Tueiday 10 Doct- ors of Dlvimty, Civil Law and Phyfick, and 100 Ma- fters of Art were created w ui that Univerfity. We Inve an account, that the -Corn liarveft is al- ready far advanced in fcveral parts, and that parti- cularly ...
... deilro) cv the Dwcllmg-Ho'/.fe, Barr.s, Stable, and Stacks 'of Corn. The Fire was Hj fierce, tnat it confirmed fuvcrai Horfes in the Stables before they could be got out. Lasi Tharfday one John Laws, of bt. Anguflinc-, wascon- vided of knowingly buying and ...
... the Crofs Keys between the Temple Gates ?? To be Lett. AN entire Part of the Houfc sf Mrs, Foulfcr, Woollen Dm* cr, near »he Corn Hill in Ipfv.ich, containing four Chambers, a Pulour, a Kitchen, and all other Neceifarics fit lor a .mall Family. Enquire ...
... about three Miles fiom this Town, in the Outhoufe of oie Mr. Ardery, a Shop-keeper, which conftrm'd the fame, with fome Hay and Corn, but by timely Afliftance was happily extinguifhefl without doing further Damage. On Monday a Black was committed to the Caftle ...
... Thoufand Quarters for two Houfes alone ; and at this Rate they go on at prefent. What then mull the Confumption be of Bread-Corn throughout the whole Kingdom ! This alone is enough to keep up the Price of Bread to fuch a Height as will make it a very great ...
... Tbey write from Norwich thaf Monday laft another Barn as L*kenham, thru Miles from ?? was fet on F» c, and a|rear quantity of Corn confumed, but 'twas ttof knowu how or hy whom. We h* ai rhit the Principal of Jefus College Oron, be- |pg dangsroufly ill, ...
... cd the Dwelling- llo'-.te, Bams, Stable, and Stacks 'of Corn. The Fite was .J fiere.-, tnat it coniunicd fiivcrai 1 lories :n the Stables bcfoie they Could be got out. La:i Thar. day one John Laws, or' fat. Avguftine, was con- victed cf knowingly buying ...
... ripe Grapes, of an ex» traoidinary Size and Goodnefs. The Duty on the Importation of Corn haviag for fome time paft been reduced atlpfwich, a great Quan- tity of Corn has been imported there from Holland, Flanders, and Dantzick, a confiderable Parlor which ...
... iary Favours to, and Protections of Notorious Pa»*_b P f j € ft s « and Jeluics againft all Proiecutions, and Penalty cf t he Law ?? ...