... the Eighth Day march the Day on which Her majesty began happy reign, in the prayer communion service, immediately fore the reading of the epistle, tor the Queen as Supreme Governor of this Church, there these words following to be left out. And that blessings ...

... Anjou's Army in the Battle of Saragossa, viz Found dead on the Field of Battle 4200. Soldiers made Prisoners, and who took Service under King Charles 6500. Officers wounded or taken 650. Cannon taken 22. Mortars tars Colours taken, besdes what were torn ...

... Serjeants went to the Cathedral of St. Paul's in their Starlet Robes, accompanying by the Lord jtfayor and Aldermen to Divine Service, they were afterwards fplendidiy entertain'd at Dinner ac Vint- HerS'HUll ty John Thompfon, Bfq; Alderman and Sheriff. The ...

... Pontefract is made Mailer or die Horfe to her Majefty, Preparations are making at Guildhall for the Entertaining the King, Queen, aud Royal Family at Dinner on the Lord Mayor's Day, and the Common Council, we hear, are to meet next Thurfday, tb fettle the faid ...

... Mafter of Horfe, which ciied few Hours after. the Court at the Day of 'J live, 1751* ? R li S E N T, The Queen's oft Excellent Majefty, His Royal Highnefs the Prince Wales, Lord Chancellor, Lord Prefidenr, lord Privy Seal, Duke Argyll, Duke Montrofc, ...

... ?? Fleet at the Mouth ofthe Firth of R- dinburgh, the 73th of March 1708,'' The fame Krhe had the Honour of conducing the Queen of Nilgai to Lisbon ; and the next was appointed ■■of the Lords of the Admiralty. In 1715, he created a Baronet. la 1718 he ...

... oi Vlichael Rowel, who hanged fome of the Rebels n the Year 1715 ; and after it they drank the risaths ofthe King, Queen and the Royal Family. jns all worthy Oppofers to any general Excife. Our Merchants trading to Portugal are under 0 fm ill Concern ...

... fome time make their congratulatory Compliments to the Princefs Royal on her approaching Marriage with hisHighnefs the Prince of Orange Laft Saturday the King Queen Prince and the Royal Family attended feveral Perfons of wrent to Hounflow- Heath and after ...

... tion, unci iclolv'd in the Negative. And then the ttdjotiin'd Monday. now laid that the Princefs Royal's Marriage fixed tor the tirft March, being the Queen'* Birch-Day. There ceriain Ad rice come from Paris, that cf ail the Stories which c.utic the laie ...

... that the pleafing Thoughts of it remained with her many Days I have O Queen with my own (tho? I Years Age) wrought this Linnen which I have taken the Liberty to prefent to thy Royal Hand I befeech fuffer Grandchild to wear it the Almighty who made thee ...

... and the nctg'ibouring Ports, in fiie beft I)c----len-'c 'iv>c would admit. July 'Ti curcnrly reported, thit on Account the Naval Preparations in England, his u rci'olv'd imme diareiv four Engineers, view the Harbour cf Dunkirk. I, June Several his Ships ...

... Month at Eyfenaeh, the Lord Harrington Proxy for his Royal Highncfs. Several Rich of arc.making in England /or the Princcft, agaiiift her Marriage, and all of the M*nuafa£ture ; which how ready the Royal Family are upon promote the Trade and cf Nation, their ...