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... the Hon. Robert Brnce; Efo*, Heir apparent of the Earldom of Ailesbury, and 20001. a year, was married to Mris. Frances Biacket, an agreeable Lady, of great Merit and a great Fortune. The Rt. Honourable Charles Lord Sruce, and the Honourable Mr. Baron ...
... been dangeroufly ill of a flying Diftempcr, which at firft took them with a making and chillnefs in heir Head and all over their Limbs, whereby great Numbers of the Inhabitants have been carried off; the like Diftemper rages a!) over the Country and Places ...
... from Scotland of the Death of the Right Hon. the Countess of Roxburgh, in a very advanced Age. She had been sixty-nine Years a Widow. Last Week died Mrs. Kearle, an ancient Gentle- woman, on Blackheath, of a Dropsy. It is remarkable she was tapp'd ten Times ...
... March current, between the Nether* lovj in Edinburgh and the Old Bank-clofe in the Lawn-market, A GOLD ChasM OUTER-CASE of a WATCH, Wkh a Britannia and a Cupid on it. r Whoever fhall deliver the fame to the Puhlifhcts of this Paper, fhali bs handfotnely ...
... Perfon who Ihould be thought a proper Subflitute for that Purpoie. Nevmeafile. Sept. to. Wednefday a great Quantity of Bread was feized on the Sand-Hill, on Information of a Soldier, who had bought a Six-penny Loaf wanting a Pound Weight. ...
... O X F O R D, August ie. Next Week the Races begin at this Place, when a bril- liant Company and great Sport i» expedled : The following Horfcs are already entered. WE D N E S D A Y. Fifty Pound*' for Six Year Olds and Aged Horfes. Lord Bolingbroke's ...
... liasbandry i with a large Wheaten Rick adjoin'''. the Bern; eartgleatly damaged his El Hada and Goods to a coufiderable . It id reported that a young Lady, platifird of a large Forme, made 8O Vopemeni lAA Monday Morning from her Friends, with ...
... French AmbaSfjdor warmly Solicits the Court of Denmaik to employ this army in making a powerful diverfion in favour ofFrance. Extra el of a Letter from Altrna, Aueu/1 2. A fleet of 1 6 Ruffian veffels, laden with provision; and warlike Stores, entered the ...
... and thrown into the Well, tied to a Stone, in order to sink 'em, 'till a proper Opportunity offer'd of taking them out again and disposing of 'em. A few Days ago, the Son of one Mark Cowling, of Halifax, was bit by a Mad-Dog, and last Week he was seized ...
... confift of a flour mill, a meal mill, and a malt mill, which alfo makes bar- ley, and grinds other grain. — The flour and dref- fing mill, with the boulting mill, bculting cloths, andother improvements, are all in the very belt order, being late built a new ...
... the fe3, a meafured mile •I from the town of Dunbar in F.aft Lothian, * ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. I A Nobleman, Gentleman. Lady, Szc. ?? uho nijy have OCcaGop to employ a furveyor, ;ei.hei for meafuring, dividing, or planning any part, or the whole ol an eltate or farm ; by addrefling a l.ttcr, for ilut purpofe, to John Grant Surv ...