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... Court by his Council to fix a Day for Henry Pelham, Efr, Pay-Majler of hi s Majefly's his being try'd upon a Writ of an Appeal lodg- Guards and Garrifons, in the room of the Lord IViled againft him by the Widdow Parry for the 'nit:iron. M:irdcr of her &mated ...
... STORY IN THE HEW- EN S I'ONE LAND at the Head ot the Marques of 1 wea- daie's Clofs to the Fore ftreet, prefently pofleft by Henry Guild Writer inEdinburgh, formerly advertiied to be rouped by the Proprietors thereof; isnow adjournd to *Mon day the lixth ...
... iniquitous and juft excellent State of the Navy Political Changes and Enquiries Tim and Anodyne and Oxford and Osborne Thurft and Parry III Poems D’Anvers’s Works & contra Defence of Bowman’s Sermons in Stoneraftle and Bavius contending in Epigram Dome-ftick ...
... ( given by the Hon. Henry Vane, ) by any Horfe, Mare, or Gelding, not exceeding 4 Years old lall Grafs, to be certified under the hand oi the Breeder, and to run 3 heats, once round the new Cuurfe, being 3 Miles each heat, parrying 9 Stone, Bridle and ...
... a black Horfe belonging George Bowes, Efq; On VVednefday the 25 Guineas were run for fix Horfes, Btc. and won by the Hon. Henry Vane's Bay Mare. Tnurlday the Guineas were run for and w jn by a bay Mare belonging to Ralph icniion, E(q; oniy two ftaricd ...
... to be Mijcfty's, Lig; F bon* Days going immediately on board Capt. Parry, to Lisbon. _ a Board was held at late rota, Panton, EN; Cla &rkeley, Efq; Henry Elq; Night his Grace at Portfmouth from the Com mandi bulk Pultcucy, • • . *it Houks aviartficesi ...
... -> J , 1 ' ' 1 iO. # • ' f-v . > f • appointed His Council for the crifuing Year, viz. Berks, Edward Sherwood, Eiq; Henry Eiu!is Henry Efq; Chejlu\ Jeffrey Hunt' George Waddington, Waldo of Lan';don, E'q; T>o*/et Sir William Napier, Dart. Derby, Pel ...
... letters Mandatory to the Fellows of Eaton College, for elefting and admitting Dr. Henry Bland, Dean of Durham, into the Place of Provoft of the College, in the Room of Dr. Henry Godolphin. deceafed. His Majcfty has alfo been plcafcd ifluc his Letters Mandatory ...
... Gentlemen were eletted Fellows 0 John s ollege, viz. the Rev. Mr. Lowe, Kcv. Mr. the Rev. Mr. Rutteriorth, and the Rev. Mr. Parry. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Low, of Heigham, in the County of the Cuy Of Norwich, Butcher. Crofier, late of Childs-Hill, in the County ...
... ranicrin Stamford. From Lady-Day next, Liltk-Paiinton, two Miles from Gratith T'\ O Farm*, (each about icol. per Annum more, as Parries can ag.ee) con lifting and Arable L*nds, well Water the River being the Welt Ftnce both Farms, and runs the Bottom Farm-Yard ...
... Periuaiion of Bifhop A:re~bury, and is now int Spam She was Daughter Henry,Dukcof Bc.iufort, his Wife Mary, Daugh'cr loyal Lord Capcl, beheaded Siller Arthur, Kai of lillcx, andl\cli£t of Henry Seymour, Lord Son William, Marque ft of Hertford. eftcrday the ...
... or; Timrfday argued before the Chancellor London Dolors-Commons, viz Whether Mrs. Phillips could procced Sentence afrer tie Parry's Death and whether the Dcccafcd's fhoulH he compell'd appear the Caulc to the the Suit ⢠And, alter hearing the Arguments ...