... is (aid that the Rifhop . qf . . ID. Cracow is carried through I Lithuania into Ruflia, a- - i• . : long - with the other parties . ',-ZsrVaZ arrefled. Prince de Re . , r um on this bccation a Declaration, Which gave rife to the King's pronouncing a dircourfe ...

... the lottery, NvhiCh begins drawing next monday ; and to the lot tery wheels will be brought from .Whitehall, efootted by a 'party of, .;uards, to Guildhall. _ Lan . Wednefday information was given a-Goldfiniths-liall, that. one Dariburf,. a lapidary, in ...

... But it happened that a particular friend, the betlnatured man in the world, came to town ; and Floito mull be of all the parties with him. What harm is there in mirth ? and who would not rejoice with a friend that he had not feen for fo long a time ? ...

... neceffity of recalling the applaufe - bellowed with fo much pleafure in our the difcretion and genteel conduit of ()prate parties among us. The outrages committed fmce the date of that paper (II Aocking to particulariZe the tt) by whom fo- • ever encouraged ...

... oblige het 1 to preferve a watchful eye at home, anti . at the fame time keep up the finking fpiriti of the Roman Catholic party in Poland. '. Laft week was fnarried, at Warmingliarn' in Cheth i re, Francis Maude, F.fq; merchant of Wakefield to Mils Fanny ...

... COMETIME-fmce, two friends Of mine, , A and B, laid the following wager: A aiferted, that, cafe a revoke was made at the opporne parties . might either : .add thiee to 'their own kore, or take three , -of the adverfaries fcore : B denied their liOtt to : dedu6k ...

... William Ratcliffe ler. Tt -,ig On Alice both d fame be of thei this ha mife tl will be Tho thofe joys 0 all, to of ma ffligul .partie , tend l• bouthi th in bot ed ; a ing-tc 'nig ...

... there be fomething Angular attending any, and except between ,Parties whole fame and correfpondence extend beyond the limits of their own neighblllltood.. We fay the fame as to deaths; the parties intimately concerned are, both in (lances, immediately acquaintd; ...

... courage on the part of tile Polifh lady, has produced a very great effed over the minds of all, and confiderablv animated the party who oppofe the dififdents. [A Ivry probably invented by the Papilb with that intent.] ...

... fome late pra6tices of a limihr nature, highly pernicious to the rev Ante and fair trader, as well as difgraceful to all the parties con- • I cerned, and which it is therefore hoped will be prevented for the future. Letters from C Tenha ;ren adv ife, his ...

... a meafure ; efpeci Illy as the Gentlemen of botli parties ;n their late car k'ns, mull have been witneffes to fcenes of eitlrcrs not eafily defcribed. That the Gentlemen of the town (layiag aficic party difinites) may conaur in this ureful delign, and ...

... guefting at their prince by the:lit:lves, are apt to vete right or wrung, as they imarine, will mott pleafe the prerogatrve party ; and it is an hard matter for a courtier to pleafe that great 'ttatefrnan'and minitter who fopports him, and thofe whom he ...