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... the Court, and the Foreign Mini Her, b i g his liirth day. Their Majeifics dined that Day in the Hall ot Knights j and alter Dinner they a 1 fiood as Godfathers the Daughter of the Pnncefs Koyat. the Qiicen of Prufl'n being Godmother; the Child was named ...
... to the Motived ..v he penetrate Uu Matter of «5.. ur.! .. ...
... Amand. They write from Doway, that there arc many SicK in the French Army, and their Horles in weak Condition. The Enemy’s Parties make a-il frequent Excurlions between this Place and £,5 Cide. Bntjfels, OSober Laft Friday about 30 Waggons came hither, ...
... certain Poft, he marched thither with all fpeed, and came up before Day, canting the Place to be inve'kd all that the whole Party was oblige 1 to furrendcr before they had rime to put them(elves into Pofture Defence. Letters from Cambray of the 2';th inform ...
... in Condition to attempt thing further at prefent. They have Morragne with abundance of and Sh-'p full of Hay. They fent a Party to bring them otf* next day, but were prevented by the Dutch GarrU fon of Antoin, who brought them in thither. Ba. ron Bothmar ...
... the artiricial Fire kindled by Ragouts, to awaken worn-out Appetite, and one infenfible to the Charms of pure Nature. Alter Dinner, if the Weather permits, he takes again the fame Diverfion, never, hosvever, ir to fatigue himfell, or be fatiated, but fo ...
... had their turns, Pot went round, Inlpiring Harmony profound ■, Healths mutually, weregiv n about; Without low Broils, and Party-Rout. But, Oil! the Candidates, of late. Are made the Giound Neighbours hate: The AtDEitMtN, and Locas, now, all Talk; know ...
... tor them the ' great Cabbin. and them fit and drink Punch. | and then diftrilTcd them The next Day the » ...
... thence went to prayers to St. Genevieve. They afterwards made the tour thebafon by the pont Naif and the pont Royal, after dinner they walk'd the Garden of the Thuilleties there was great concourfe of people, whoexpreffed bv,their repeated acclamations ...
... Torr.to his fon-tn law, in which, from high words they came tojchallcnge, bur weie prevented f.om doing any nutchief by a party of foldiers, who them, and fince, the king's exprefs orders, they are confined to their refpeftiye houles. the icth the king ...
... Letter was received oil Wedncfday the 21ft ofjanuary laft. Signed C. G. that if he will come to, or appoint Meeting with the Party concerned, that he may depend upon his Name being kept Secret, and that he ftall have a Reward I'u table to the Advantages ...