... prevent the bad Consequences of a Blow, His Royal Highness gave Himself; above the Eye with a Racket, as He was playing at Tennis. They write from Genoa, the 17th past, that the Senate sat almost every Day, to find out Means for giving Satisfaction to ...

... Lordship is attended by Colonel Otway. On Saturday last M. van Radwick, a German Gentleman, was taken into Custody at the Tennis Court Coffee-House in the Cockpit, and is in Custody of Mr. Chandler the Messenger. The Duke of Richmond, who has been very ...

... that Prince underwent with Hunting and Playing at Tennis} whereupon the King, who very well per- ceived, that this Anfwer of the Marquis was a ?? Advice to his Mi jefty replyed, Sir, I don't play at Tennis. The Court highly applauded the Read- iness of Wit ...

... portunity in representing to him, that it was imputed to the too great Fa- tigue that Prince underwent with Hunting and playing at Tennis ; where- upon the King, who very well perceived that this Answer of the Marquis was a respectful Advice to his Majesty, replied ...

... Drops in Tea or Coffee makes the most pleasant Cordial Bitter in the World. Prepar'd only by Benjamin Fleming, at his House in Tennis-Court, Mid- dle Row, in Holborn, London; and sold by most Eminent Shop-keepers and Coffee-Houses in London and Westminster ...

... Drops in Tea or Coffee makes the most pleasant Cordial Bitter in the World. Prepar'd only by Benjamin Fleming, at his House in Tennis-Court, Mid- dle Row, in Holborn, London; and sold by most Eminent Shop-Keepers and Coffee-Houses in London and Westminster ...

... robbing with Thomas Lacy on the Highway, was reprieved as he was going to be executed A few Days ago Mr. Clark, belonging to the Tennis-Court by the Hay-Market, having a great Charge of Money about him, was knocked down in Blue Cross street, near the House where ...

... YerterdAy Sir William Young, Knight of the Batl , ,bting at Play at Tcrnis, at the King's Tennis Court at the Ci)elp;t, Whitehall, NM the Misfortune to be in he Eye with a Tennis Batl, which 'tared be of a danfzercus Cenicequence. * Yefterday Morning about 6 o'Clock ...

... of his own Father, for stealing from him 200 Yards of Shalloon, valued at 1 0l. The Prince of Wales went Yesterday to the Tennis Court in St. James's Street, and play'd for two Hours with several of the Nobility. Most Conversation runs at present on the ...

... Flan- ders, May 29. N. S. Yesterday we had a dreadful Light- ning and Hail, most of the Stones whereof were as large as a Tennis Ball, which lasting a full Hour with- out Intermission, all the Corn on the Ground was destroyed (as if it had been mowed) ...

... 29. Yefterday in the Afternoon we had dreadfUl Thunder, Lightning and Hail, mot} of the Scones whereof were as large as a Tennis Ball, which Jailing a full Hour witt.out Interrniffion, all the C-)rn on the Ground was d ilroved as if it had hen mowed, ...

... Flanders* »«,.a, ?? Oathe 28th pad we had dreadful Thunder, ightntns and Hail, moft of the Stones whereot tteas large as a Tennis Ball, which lafting a H Hour without Intermiffion, alt the Corn on 6 Ground wa* tteftroyed, as alfo the Trees, Grafs and ...