... Sfchool-rborktsin the W>ffi^^§r^6^ Shaftoe fortheijy Hv%^ iirWeff- &ue^ where any Per toll* hl*y have the Opportunity of ''Speaking witri him. ?? J- .- ?? .-/TobeX'ET/ V;'f ?? ?? ?? A ''Dwelling-Houfe in the PofTeflion. pf Mrs. Hudfoh iuPi.fcripi^ T}OJLSR ...

... School-room is hi the Houft where Sir R ...

... Minister of King Augustus of Poland will make no long Stay at this Court, for Reasons easy to be guessed at. When our Courtiers speak of Stanislaus, they always give him the Title King of Poland. Frankfort, June 1. On the 30th of last Month great Rejoycings ...

... Trees as they could lay hold on ) had their- Guns in their Hands, LoveweJPs Gun being cocked and prefented when he was paft Speaking. Twenty one of our Men were together at Slight after the Indians drew off, ten of which were wounded and 4 dangeroufly; n ...

... Whale Boneajid os, refle& on this Trade, and the more,, when the old Proverb is coafidered,* viz. That lifers have leave to Speak. The South, Sea Coma pany is Contracting for Building af the 12 Greenland Ships more, which I formerly mentioned. Yefterday ...

... andthc di- ft nid Motion fhe has in Geography as far as relates to the principal Places of the Wotld, bcfides her being abla to Speak rwo Languages. The Equipment of another Squadron goes forward with great diligence, and 'tis talked ihat 18 Men of War will ...

... Halm, Reftor of the Holy- Crcfs Church, was barbaroufly ftabbed by a Romifli Yeo- man of the Guard, who under pretence ot Speaking with Mm run a large Knife into his Body, the Murderer re- tired immediately into the Caftle, from whence he was however carried ...

... doubt abundantly compenfate the Charges however great they may be thought to amount to, tho' fome take a great Liberty of Speak- ing thereof, as alf ...

... There is ftill great Refort to Mr. Henley's Leftures, particularly thofe on Wtdnefday Evenings on the Rule* of Aft' on in Speaking Logick and theoihtr Science^, and as he gains 50 or 40 1. per Week by hi ...

... his Steward, ordering him to enquire after her Welfare: Whereupon he went to her House to pay her Visit ; and desiring to speak with her, was told, she was in Bed, and was not wiling to be seen. The Gentleman reply'd, It was his Master's express Order ...

... Church whofe Bread U-ey En. , , _ . .„_ 17 ?? Of which inveaives Complaint being ma#e to tbe Vice- Chancellor by Procurator Speake and others, he was lum mo'n'd befoie him and fix DoSors afliftants, who found him Cuiliy, and according to the Statute (making ...

... Bound over, as follows. Brethren, As I am innocent of thofc Crimes of Which you accufe me, it would be Cowardice in me not to Speak in my own Vindication. 1 am accufed of living a dif- orderly Life, for which I am perfecuted without Order^ contrary to the ...