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... re-fpeCted and the Death of valuable Man a real Lofs A few Days at Ghent in Flanders of the Convulfions in his Bowels Capt John Rich a in Oglevie’s Regiment of Foot who has had Commiflion in the Army ever fince the Year 1704 which Station he always behav’d ...
... of Acres Arable Meadow Ground together with two Barns Bartons and other Conveniencies all in For Particulars enquire of Mr John of Weft-Monkton near LETT SO At Lady-Day next ESTATE the of Stinchcombe in County of Glouccfter now in the Occupation Stephen ...
... Efq; Northronierland, John Watson of Newham, Efq; . Northamptc. , :gire, Sir Samuel Newman, Bait. Sir Horatio Pettus, Bart. .NottitighanAire, John Thornhaugh, Efq; O.xforayi.ilre, - R.aine of Badgmore, Eiq; Rutland i thire, John Mitchell, Eiq; Slnv/hire ...
... Man’s Little Finger a Nail grew upon it no : born deid if it it not have lived it when the two foliowing received Sentence viz John Webb for Murder of Dock ftabbing him in Belly Shoemaker Knife Jofeph May-ion a Boy of Years old for a Burglary Twenty-nine ...
... back ; and 'twas thought he would put to Sea again Urlv in the Spring.' U. On Thurfdav Morning the Rev. Mr. John Green, B.D. k'nv of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Domeilick L'.ainto his ' Grace the Duke of Somcrfct, vvas, upon his ?? Prtfentatiou ...
... Right Hon. the Earl Harrington. Patent has pafs’d the Great Seal appointing John Lloyd, of the Inner Temple, his Majeity’s Attorney in the Counties Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, in the room of Walter Lloyd, Efqi deceas’d. the Lords ot the Admiralty ...
... here to arm three Ships (one of 60 and two of 30 convoy- and pote£l iuch Vellels employ’d in that Commerce the Continuance hard Froft does retard tlie Preparations this will be ready to fail the End next Month or Beginning of May For thefe eight John Symonds ...
... a French Privateer and carried into St. John de Luz. The Letters which bring this Advice intimate, that Capt. Newham engaged the Privateer Come time, behaved very gallantly, and had the Misfortune to Lae an Arm during the Adion. Fere! of a private Letter ...
... Invernefs, that a few Days fine s ha d there, of the Wounds he had receiv'd; Col. Rich, who the Misforune to have both his . Arms fhot off at the late Bad tle againtt the Rebels near Culloden Houle in Scotland. We are informed from good Authority, that ...
... Men Cumberland 400 Huntingdon 400 Denbigh Weftmoreland 300 Monmouth 300 Montgomery Carmarthen Pembroke Brecknock Rutland Cardigan Merioneth Carnarvan Anglefea Counties York Middlefex Devon Lincoln Kent Norfolk Somerfet Southampton 1 Wilts 800 Salop Hereford ...
... cupation of Mr. Peter Didtatird, Woolicornber, with Workthop, and other Convenient:les fit fur the Woollcomb- Bufincfs. !moue of john Ude. Leathetfeller. in Canterbury. 10 tv: SulJ publicity to the belt Bidder at Thomas Brothers, at the Old Bell in Sandwich ...
... the Army while flays here Yef- terday Morning the young Laird Glengary (whofe Houfe was up ago) came in of liis Yfry well arm’d and furreilder’d his Royal High- nefs An juft arriv’d from Fort William that Lord Lovat and three hither To -It Pretender's ...