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... !;o»n 11 'nee, winch was granted, and thus we account the Mai eh the Ficucft into Savoy. Alliance laid have been enrmd into the Emperor, ranee, and for il.tu Territories apy Attempt* li-l* may be made the Spaniard*. 'July ...
... Fincllcy, of the Fleet from thence are daily mated in out Ports. M. Vander Meer, Ambaffnior of the States in Spain, bar who keeps the 9/bite-Han Inn there, went into Leave jinn him to make &Journey to Ho lland on his p d. his Garden to Iboot at the Birds ...
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... We hear his Majefty has given the late Qiieen's Apartment at St James's to her Royal Highnets the Princefs Amelia, who will keep a Court fuitable to her Rank and Dignity. Several of the late Queen's Servants are already taken into her Royal Highnefs's ...
... LONDON, May 6. The Informers about Southwark make fad among the Gin Retailers, ferreting them out fiom their Lurkinc-Holes in Alleys, (jtnet:, &c. and meet J 9 * , - with Succcfs that lefs than thirteen of thole poor DeviLwcrc and Bridevw lafl by one ...
... in his Solicitations for the of the Britifh Ships taken by the Spaniards. M. Smits obferves, in one of his Letters to the Stages General, pretty remarkable Circumftance; he fays, chat all the Mini Hers the Court of Spain have their particular Pretences ...
... on the of May, 1730, he rclign'd his Poll, Secretary State, &c. and retir'd into the Country, where he has liv'd privately ever iince. This noble Lord had two Wives, firfl, Elizabeth, Daughter to Thomas Lord Pelham, who died on the nth May 1711, by whom ...
... Books publifhtd Weekly in Numbers, and they may be awed of IN.Lig cgrefully ferced, On the fame Day, and by the fame Pei for's, win be puLlifild, No.l. of a Wotk, intitukis The BEAUTIES of the ENGLISH STAGE: OR, THE Selea Dramatick WORKS of the Lcirt:cd ...
... the • Poor Califla. AlaP Acivice ! What Advice can I give thee, unfortunate Maid? }lard is thy Fate, and to be pitied ! Thou art defirous to aNa thy Brath , -r in his Misfortunes; but nail it not in thy Power. Thou mull c idler luffer him to lye languilhing ...
... Night the two were both pelted elf the Stage; tome Perion was Co inhuman as to throw a St me, or. lonic Inch Thing, at Roland, which hitting her on the Tem.; pie, knock'd her down, on which the wai- carried cif the Stage, and continues very ill: Twenty Pound ...
... will be always ellablilhed in the hearts and ajfe- Elions of his people. We may therefore affure ourfelves that the army is not kept up with any fuch iniquitous defign. But it may be fuggefted, perhaps, that ftanding army hath been fometimes maintained for ...
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