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... 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 ...
... with Tobacco. Sailed the Hamp. ton Galley of Briftol for Antegoa, with Beef and Butter Dolphin of Amfterdam for Lisbon with Corn and Butter, Her Majefty?s Ship \leu r Captain Sr. tde Commander for Milford, Roehefter, Captain Aldred Commander for K-infalc ...
... 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 ...
... Money ; and that all forts of Grain bear an excefiive Price in that City, b-caufe Felt Marefchal Staremberg has caufed all the Corn that was near it, be brought to his Camp. Franhftrt, yiugufl 16. The Perfons concern d, are adjufting all Matters relating ...
... Days at Cienpozuelos, to take the nrcdFary Precautions for preventing fuch Dilorders, which were loon qt e when the People law that our Foids went ci than the Quarters which had been them in Towns above-mentioned. King Charles having thole Popular Commotions ...
... 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 ...
... S.u:u-v> iel doth ‘urth’er hiiii.nly udv.t, and j>. Jvil/d, that the a ion. fa Incernon is agreeable to, j \\-i- bv the Con Law i ngla.-d, anil divih o.ch now temain md Loice. lai: H. ba.ißirtrel doth with all humility aver the Il.pcvnitv Uelihance on ...
... oppofite the Royal Palacc at St. Janes's, which fo affrighted the Centincl that fell to the Ground, and a Servant- Maid who alio law it, that the poor Wench has loft her having fcarce lpoke fmce. A Carpenter and his Wife who lived a Cellar in that Neighbourhood ...
... quarter’d in theGarriions and opm Country. h ...