... fired a Piftol after him, but Without any ill Effect, • . Saturday N'ght&.'t Mr. Hearne, a Barber at Mitcham in Surry, received a Vifit from an old Acquaintance and Brother Trade, who, without much Cerembny, on the Score of Friendfhip, reqaelted a Part ...

... fe'nnight a Perfon in the Form of a com- mon Porter, went to the Wife of — — Lee* who keeps an Higgler's Shop high Timble Bridge in thb Tow a, pretending he was come by Order of htr Hufband for i /. it. which Sum he had agreed to give for a Bar- rel of ...

... removed, a frefl* Vifitor arrives, who muft have frelh Tea made for her'; after her another, who is always treated with the fame Compliment ; a third, perhaps a fourth, or rrforei till the Room, is quite full, and the Enter- tainment prolonged a connderabie ...

... for fome Time been courted by a Perfon ?? inTown, who hadthatMorn- ing brpught her in his Pnft-Chariot from London, and under the Pretence of marrying her at a Place a few Mile* from Epping, where he folemnly affured her a Clergyman and every Thing neceffary ...

... of 4000 I. r We hear from Walton near Walwfield, that on Tuef- day lift, a Servant of otre Bingley, a iutcher there, riding upon the Shafts ot a Cart he was driving, be fell from the fame, the Wheel running over his Head, ?? him on the Spot. OnWednefday ...

... Bath, died a few Days fince at Bath. The young Man who was married oif Exeter in a Boat to a Merchant's Daughter of tha Place, has been profecuted by her .Friends tor Healing an Heircfs, taken his Trial at the Affixes, and acquitted She has a fortune of ...

... and confequently Spies here ; and as a little Rogue is capable to dillurb a large Family, foa greater Number may do much Mifchief to a whole Nation. St. James's Park fwarms with thefe People ; and one Day lalt Week a Body of them were walking in the Mall ...

... accommodated widi a Gallon Bottle for Mate, andall tii; Subal ems pro- portionably cothe Rank tiiey hold in the Army down to a D umnier, who will only ne • lowed a Pint Eoi-lefo hia Vehicle Some Criticks think that the A' tilt took thu Hint ...

... fcen, by a general Cry, (fuppolcd to be fpread by wicked People, with a View of robbing the Houfes in the up- per Parts of the Town) chat ihe Sea wa', coming on us ; and in the lower Parts near the Sea, that a Mountain had burft, and vented fuch ...

... It isconf.dcntljr laid, chat War will be declared againft France in a few D..ys. A ilrong Report prevailed To-day that the Rochcfler Man of War Lad been chafed in the Chops of the Lhan- nel by three French Men of War. We hear a Bill wili be brought into ...

... cannot grant a Paffage through tlicir Ter- ritories to the Ruffian Troops taken into the Pay of Great-Britain. To obviate ttie Inconveniences which might refult from this Refufal, the Miniftry are entering upon a new Negoriation wit.i a certain Court ...

... his Majelty'a bubjeas fromferving any foreign Prince without Leave. a aaV f ° r , better ru PP ] y in g th ...