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... with a confidcrablc Body of Troops, to our Afliftancc ; nor indeed is it probable, that King Staniflaus, and the Grandees his Parry here, would venture ftay, V/erc they not aflurcd thereof. Feb. z I. Our laft Letters from Aifacc mention the French affembled ...
... Enemies, to render her 44 odious the Englilh Nation; That it was 44 moreover reported, that M. dc C— —was 44 linked in with the Parry (hat oppofed the 11 Court ; and that he was carrying on Dcfigns €t contrary to his B ...
... Oppofction by the contending Parries. We hea ...
... pnffefs hiaiftif ci Reg.: where the Imperialiftslarely(kept their Magszi- the Duke found me f_ me abandoned : Tis add: that a Parry of the French Troops being upon t Scout, fell iti with 36* Waggons Hadea with M- -for the Emperor's Army, _nd took the Guard- ...
... and and ii his Fart prep*- ring for Battle, which cflcft recall the Body Troops that was dcfach'd towards and all the other Parries# 1 he Marfhal Duke Noaillcs, and Count de Belie Mlc, have already join'd him. The Marihal is throwing Intrenchmenti round ...
... fuccourirg rhc Side, and reconciling Narion* War with carh 4 other . But muft not forget they found 4 their by it, and the Parry that 4 for paid !y 4 ; they were cali'd Acc>t Poptf'i I 'U were in than Tilbn a i y * Kingdoms* Hifl produce Irl-4 of one from ...
... Plymouth, To wnfhend ; Swallow, Graves; Litch- field, Sir Yeherton Peyton : Leopard, Warren ; Portland, Osborne ; Torrington, Parry ; Lyme, Fanfhaw ; Greyhound, Ambrofe; Rofe, Wind- ham; Swift, Durell ; Griffon, Weighan ; Bidge- water, Pocock ; and the Pool ...
... Viciditudes which the King has run through, and all that he may yet Gutter, can never drive me, in iearch of good frortuoe, to the Parry that is oppofite to him. even the King was dead, could not difengtge me from the folemn Oath which iorbids the receiving the ...
... 'lift:: Laft Tuesday se'night died at his House in Henry- street, Dub- lin) of an Apoplexy, (having been at the Castle that Day at Noon, and at the Coffee-house at Night) the Right Hon. Ben- jamin Parry, Esq. one of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy- ...
... was connVd, and immediately charg'd him with robbing him on Wimblcton Common, ?? the ipth of May. The Highwayman's Name is Henry Saltein ;he laidvfee Xxtd al .\litc_iam. Tbere was found upon him when he was leare'd before the Juftice, two .fm.^H Cords ...
... in fViberton, Kir ton, and Sultcrton, near iicfion in Lir.cc! fiire, having Right in the Coir.mon and Sivinejbead* Enquire Henry Evsrard Spalding in ihe laid County. fcc AN old-a. curtom'd near the Weft Bridge, now in the Oecupa'.-jn of Mr. Edmund of Mr ...
... in fViberton, Kir ton, and Sultcrton, near iicfion in Lir.cc! fiire, having Right in the Coir.mon and Sivinejbead* Enquire Henry Evsrard Spalding in ihe laid County. fcc AN old-a. curtom'd near the Weft Bridge, now in the Oecupa'.-jn of Mr. Edmund of Mr ...