... Lintien ani the Trade of The King c is ); Sjuvlo. ot Mn or ,Var to KE:i On the 14th Initant: a DILI. (. ch , 3.1 into Eamouth the Rule and (:*o I k. , ! o'rend, a ..%ith Int., Lrandtand filt from Nam,. Kinglale, Jan. 2.3. This thy the (been too Tuns, Edward ...

... of the Kingdom of Ireland. Dublin. Or. Sunday la!t a Piivateer, 'tis of Guns, took VVhitchaven VdHs cdf thir Harbour bound home. On H'ecfnejJay. Wheat zis Old 6i. to 71, Bare 105. to 1 is. feaje lu. tj 141 Butter 271. to z?i. Chiefs i6t.to iBf. Ba{en ...

... late, quite otherwife, and had violated the Laws of Na- ventured another Salley, but were foonrepulfed with -• t and all the Rules of War which are praftifed Lofs. Tis confirmed, that M. VuLrs is retired with » « v chriftian Princes, and that therefore the ...

... Given the Council Chamber, in the Caftle Dublin, the Day of February, 1711. Will. Dubltn, Abtrcore, P- Stvagt, kJrh. Cox,- Rob. Home, Rob. Reobfort, T, South*fV, sobn Peravel, Gut Hamilton. Cba. Sim. Doffing. God Save the In this City and Suburbs the Ending ...

... Monte-Secio, Fellow 01 the A-. the Humorifli Home, and tranfiatfd litem tie jutican In Vols. Edit* 103. K'•_!!• ;o ion the Univci/ity. In two Parts. 3d it. Iy J. D. D. To which now added, Cor.cioiuunvy 1 Or, Rules for Preaching plainly intimating S'Kr-.rr ...

... Germany. They write from Copenhagen; that they were furprifed at the fudden Crders which the Commodore had received to return home with the Men ot War that were to have Wintered there. Lcithj Lcith, Dec. 18. Lift-Night the Cuflom-Houfw having feiz'd fomc ...

... could .hate fayed his Life, hut had always been bred up in the Rules dflfomur, ahd thofe Ulher lb dh than difiever. That if ihe Prince muld ha-tii fhos •gtycn hm his Life, he would home been Faithful, but having not thought; fit' to Grant it, he begd ...

... fecure that Harbour againft any Surprife for the future. Hague, July 3. The Czar has given Order tor releafing and fending home a Snip, belonging to fome Merchants of Scotland, which was taken fomc time fince by a Ruffian Man of War, and brought into ...

... Person. The Doctor's Objection was, that she had forfeited her Reputation, and that therefore he deserted her but this was over-ruled by her Council, and obtained a dict, 2000l. Damage against the Doctor The Duke of Shrewsbury has purchased the Estate of of ...

... to depend on. His Majefty hath likewife thought fit to Wen the Civil Lift on the Head of Peniions, and hath directed fiich Rules to be obferv'd, as may annuaJly abate the Expence upon them : But as the yearly Charge of the Eftablifhment exceeds the Annual ...

... have been found to be perfectly good and practicable, are like to be for the future, the only Rule which the French Nation, will govern themfelves, by both at home and abroad. The Contagion at Marfeiiles continues to encreafe, but, as is generally the Cafe ...

... eafy Rule far Dancing any the Conn try-Dances that were or arc now in Vogue. Written the Matter of Boarding-School. Price each Pwr. A New Brick Houfe, Rooms a Floor, barns, i Stable, and other C niveniencies alfo one Yard Land of Glebe with a Home-Clofe ...