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... men- tion'd in our laft, confifted of 130 Souls, fixfy whereof were f.ived ; amongft whom were Mr. Gumley and his Lady, Mr. Nesbitt, the Captain, and Supercargoes ; the reft perifh'd. Capt. 'Pelly of the Drake, in his Paflage Home, took up, too Leagues at ...
... cruizing in our Channel, make their coming home very precarious. The Merchants in the Jamaica Trade have fitted ovt the Nesbitt-Galley, Capt. John Macky, in order for a Letter of Marque: She mounts 24 fix Pounders. i 6 Swivels or Patera-18 303 Tone and ...
... s that cere incU',- ed to ihc i.uc\ N.i Lodge ait defiied to pay then lef-pct'iive Dchts to the laid Ju:.n I'ailes, oi Mr James Calbioth, at Houghton afore aid, Oi ,hey will be profecuted. LN* B. Tun ?? * ( /. ona mi-, .t.ic- ■ -d.\ THE Subscription CoNctu ...
... alto to the Fellow that kaock'd her (town, they were both lent to New Ptifon. They lay their Names are John Wilkins, alias James Robeytfon, and Henry Cobb, and belong to the Third of Foot-Guards. The Fellow that was paned, dropt the Butidk in the Road ...
... W'lliam Willy, Efqrs. B'.rotijt of 'i;ryttih: ...
... Molelyvorth, Barts.—Saltofb, Hon. Edward Bbiti'Wen, ,and Thomas Corbett, Efqrs.--.5t. Michael, Thomas Clare, and Albert Nesbitt, Efqrs. Eaji Lao?, John Buller, and Francis Gdflary, Efqrs Tregoly, William Trevanian, and Claudias Amyand, Elqrs. otherqvife ...
... returning from Tranfportation; of whom were reprieved Mary Stringer, and Mary Shaw. Tranfported for 14 Years. John Hobbs, James Nesbitt, John K eating, John Hocklifh, Thomas Bailey, Thomas Sluff, Jamt4 Huiinall, lohn Warner and John Pelting, (who were condemn'd ...
... Contents - of the Difpatches frequently received front Vienna have been the Subje&s of divers Councils and Conferences at St. James's and Whitehall.: The Imperial Court a&ing in Concert with ours, - they communicate to each other all the Meafures that tend ...
... Fmancies tiled there the 6th Inft. aged about $6. He had been near Go Years in publick Bufinefs. Laft Friday the Cot* of Albert Nesbitt, Efq; Member of Patliament for St. Michael's in Cornwall, was interred in a grand manner in Putney Church. He was an eminent ...
... prefent happy? Eftablifhment injChurch |nd State. The fame Day Thomas Hunter and Arnohl Nesbitt, Elqr*. were for WincHsdlea in Sul■l’ex. ! 1 James Weft and James Grjmflon, Ffqrs. for Sr. Alban’s. . Yefterday Sir Roger Newtjigatg and Peregrine j »Palmer ...
... Joint Bart. 4 George Fox Lane land. .1 286 KmcardinShire, Sir James Carnegie, Bart. Kinrofjihire. ’Egbert Coix.il oil tree j Kircudbright Stew, John Mackye Palgown 289 LanerkShire. I James Pen Sloneijrct 290 LinlithgowShireJ ii Hon. Cha. Hope Weit 291 ...
... Tranfpor-' cation, and ten acquitted. Yefterday nineteen Prifoners were tried. Stephen Macdaniel, John Berry, James Fagan otherwife Gahagan, and James Salmon, the four Thief takers, were conviaed for a Confpiracy; ten were call for Tranfportation, and five ...