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... in the leaft doubted, for the Recruits the Spaniards boatted they would have ready by the Autumn Campaign are not yet near corn pleat. Prom London News Letters, dated Auguit 16 and 28. Prince Eugene is marchin gin 3 Columns to the Affiftance of the Duke ...
... Coalmen. By zn Aft t paratvent I the laft Win'er, I was Enll Ito arpolnt Coq m flioners fr ti,V - Kingd )m, to Treat vith Corn pAlion,rs rf) be imp( wc.'i by Au-hor.i.y of Pailiamert in Scotland. corcerning a nea:e: nd mote templed Uni - n bet.v eon ...
... Happy Government. We a s le throughly erllible of Your Affedionate Care to Support and CLuntenance the Church of England al by Law Eflablifiled, Your Ref°lotion Maintain tie Toleration, and to Enceurage the Tiade, Union and Welfare of Your People. This being ...
... series of the divine Providence crowning your majesty's Endeavours, for the Defence of your own Subjects in their Religion, Laws and Liberties, and restoring Liberty to injured nations, with such signal and glorious success. The intended invasion of your ...
... the Army the Netherlands. The Dearness and Scarcity ot Corn increase crate throughout the Kingdom and notwith(tandii.| the Parliament have ilTaed Itveral Arryts tor the better D.ftribunon of Corn atul of the I'oor. there is Ground to apprehend great Dttordefs ...
... Jlord May 17. have only time to tell you, that the Raid's Prize Gur s, her Station ;uft by the Ifleol Lundij in the morning law I nvateirs, about 30, & the other 40 Guns, little to Leeward ot h.r on whom Ihe bore down, but loon Jound too hot lor her, and ...
... Pence a Pound for good Mat- Armies take the Field, Corn this Summer is like to produce, , near to occasion a Famine in these Countries next i).; - ramii.t l ??' Fr^K-nSK'^' ...
... Danes from Norway came in here, who report that tiny came from cue Sound in Company with french Ships laden with Corn from Danfzick, and law them all 3 taken, viz. 30 Guns on Monday laft, both by a f-luthing Cap r of 30 Guns; and the 3d, ot 24Guns, was ...
... The Clergy havinc taken Exccp- * tion at lorae Words of the Emperor??s where be fpeaks the Proteftanr?tligion.as being by the Law?? the Kingdom, and where pro-, miles not to luftcr any to be perfecuted tor Cwnfcience fake The Clergy urged that it fliould ...
... navjng lutheien: Store ot Corn ot his own i>all Bay any manner of Corn, and that no Pirlon whatfotver (hall any manner of Corn in any Market, Sell the fdme again in the fame or any other irket this re* virtbehjS (ei/eral Perfons have tnide it their common ...
... It is Enacted. That no Man having sufficient Store of Corn of his own shall Buy any manner of Corn, and that no Person whatsoever shall Buy any manner of Corn in any Market, to Sell the same again in the same or any other Market in this Kingdom, nevertheless ...
... ForciStalling, Rtgrating and Ingrofling Breadg N Corn, and her fort of Gram. £ R. C. R. Ingoldsby. 5 X HE RE a Statute made in the Sevent\Hih Tar tf the v) Edward the Second, Pure-77 ' Sulleri cf Corn or other Eictmli art declared to be\ i, £ £ open Ofpr ...