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... rev. mr. Forfythe, who went in candidate, being fuddenly taken ill on Thurfday, refigned. Extract of letter from London, M*y Lord Hallifax will let out for Ireland, before the latter end of Auguft, or the beginning of September. The general peace for the ...
... The Lord Chambeilain of the Huufhold, Duke of De vcnfhire. Provincial King of Arms. Lord Privy Seal, in his Rohes of F.ffate, his Coronet in his Hand, Earl Temple. Lord Pfefidcnt, his Robcr Eifate, his Coronet in his Hand, Earl of Granville. Lord Archbilhop ...
... given very hollile anfwer to the lalt warier from Great Britain. Tlic sJyices aiiti, that the Wwei'e rcaily put Ic.t from I'errol, on the sth Wmonth, an.l that great numberr fmall craft had Med from Carthagena, Baicelotu, CjJia, join tttSeet the firll mentioned ...
... Ear ol Galloway, Lord vife. Stormont, Fa °f ° U Lord vile. Irwin, E , o, V r ' e Lord Cathcart. earl * Bre * d «'bane, Dalhonfie, MorouU o, k- are in ' i l place of the mar- °, t ® thl:,n * âhe earls of Dunmore, Stair and Errol. has been often ...
... Virtue a 1} ecial Comadlfion from the Lord Scotland, the and by two hi* Majelly’s Cliaplains, and other proper v^fficcrs.; The prefeai, werci the Earls of vfurd, Caii!trfe&, Home, Dumfries,' Dundonald, Crcadalbane, ; Lords Forbes, Semtde, CaVvil Culrofi, Banff ...
... S George, Goog ; Lord Howe, Hope, Lumfdale; Queen of England, Hayheld, Clarke; George, (Lay Nancy, Cowan ; Ann, Dennifon; and St. George, tranlports —l’cggy, Kennedy, from Halifax Juliana, Stephenfon; Za#ftary Bailey, Hodge; Either, Hervey ; St Lucia ...
... his excellency the lord Heut. with feveral of Yellerday orders were Portsmouth aod Ply- the nobility and gentry, and eminent citizens were elemouih, for five men of war frigates be got ret- gantly entertained the right hon. the lord mayor, at to fail for ...
... trade is carried on ih Dutch botnever confeht to the king being retlored > toias ; wherever there to be-made by illicit but lord P*-*-, upon hit arrival, notwithflandmg the majo:ity trade the Dutch are always concerned : But I think if we againft it the ...
... whether the French intend, or affirmative wa ...
... tonflable, and carry to any leCstb* ,t “, .r'|U in droWned, one of whom Letters received this day from Briftol account of led the lord thambsrlaine’s apartments they look'upon city magiftrate , con > children. Many horfes. &c. th. arrival there twenty-five fail ...
... by that nobleman to the court of Portugal. r. Eden, one of the Lords of Trade, is ap- i inted principal Secretary to the Ear) of Car- “th appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. e ht Hon. Lord Grantham, late his Majeft y’s ‘A mbsaffador at the court of Madrid ...
... greatly abated ; that the o.u were damaged the iuilant, are all i, and that they otdv wait there fur ficlh orders tryiii the lords ot the v. ur;s j four The Modefle, an old French Indiaman, one of the larged thins taken by the company, is going out a Itorefhip ...