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... Boyle, Twee- dale, Montjoy, Marfhi'.m, Cower, Montrofe, Northampton, Carteret, Tadcafier, IVeymouth, Clinton, Che/terjietd, Cardigan, Kerr, Ox- ford, toley, Willoughby de Brook. Mr. ?? Noble Clerk, having pub- licity aliened that Sir William Milner, a Member ...
... Thofe marked * were not in the laft Parliament fcr Jie fame Place, Cardigan. Richard Lloyd, Efq; Breconilnre. * John Jeffreys El ...
... and th'-u a Hamburgh Ship lately pais the Sound paving the cuftomary '1 oil* 18. The Nobility of the and Podolia have taken Arms, and cntcr'd into new Confederacy to 'rr. King they are ar prefer)' the Neighbourhood of Grodhow* ii.der the Command the Minzek ...
... Molelcy, ot Kennington, near Aihford, Farmer; Henry Cane, of Romney-Marfu, i_ra_4cr' John Combes, of Cranburn, Victualler; John Snow, of Afh- loid, Waggoner; end John Bying, Mariner; all Perfons of Subftance U1 Tht- fame Da^ a Party of Gore's and Chur ...
... y pleafed appoint the following for the Year eniuing, viz, Berks, Robert Gayer, Efq: John Crawley, Efq', Bucks, John Pollard, of Leikhamftead, £/ ...
... Day tc Weftminfter- Abbey. 1. A Servant to the Officeof Arms. 2. Six Cohdu&ors, two andtwo. .Om Pair of Kettle-Drums, 4. Three Trumpets a Brcaft 5. Rouge dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfuivants at Arms, properly habited. ?? ?? ; he Great Standard of England ...
... o'clock to W-rtminAcr Abbey. i.JL servant tne Office of Arms. 2. Six 1 ondflctors, two an two. 3. Pair of KectlctDrum*. Three Trumpets a brcaft. Rcmgc Dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfiiivana ai Arms* properly habited. 6. The great Stand ard England, carried ...
... And on Thutfday Night I Soldieiof the Foot: „Guards being in Liquor, quarrelled with a Drawer of the Cardigan's Head Tavern, Charing Crois, and as he was going to 'fhb him with his Sword, his Corporal providentially going by, timed him, and fcnt him to ...
... ?? 4 (Three. One.) * Ltwther, t.f', Daniel Wilj'on, Efqi A pul ...
... fetching a Blow at his Wife, it hit his Child which was in her Arms, and kii ltd it dead on the Spot. He was committed to Goal. Yefterditv came on ?? the Ccuit of ' Jiiltici.uy ihe Trials of John and E'-izaV-cih Bdls a: Falla-dam, for ihe Clinics oi '1 heft ...
... er to the Queen John Selwyn, Blip'. Barods younger Sons. Vircounts younger Sons. Barons oldie Eircheguer William Forret: cue, Zig; Sir William Thomfon, Lawrence Carter. Juftices of the Common Pleafe Sir John Fond - cue Aland, Sir John Comyns, Alexander ...
... were Parfengers aboard. We hear from Elandford Dorfetfhire, that 011 Thurfday laft, between the.Hours of Light and Nine the John Tothcvill, one tne Keepers to Jacob Banks, Weft-Walk within Cranborne Chace, was baiharoufly the common Field .belonging the ...