... 3otU to ISrpcal part of an * n*abe the «tl) IRcign, For S] 2 dic’d to titagrofc’o. Client on the deceit* the tljat j&it Thomas Hardy, Sint, ana Will. Harvey,€rq;ate electro foMhatplace. Mtrcuri) 23. Che fo? the afemaining the ana i??DaDth« of ILinnm Cloath ...

... 312 -r llVff i th* better fWPWbemfnt and alfo to confer on him the Title of King of Lomx ft(brc?tmtbin tbe Iftlhtt Thames;W hardy ; but his Royal Highnefs rejeaed thofe • bet*? to bf ensjofTeA. «be foi malting with fcorn. given out for certain, hat the ...

... their BupaUplace at .Difdeer. This looming his Friends went ticncC to attend .is Graces Interment. . Harwich, August 7. Sir Thomas Hardy with 6 Men of War came into Ousely-Bay last Sunday, and sail'd again yesterday to the Northward. On Saturday sail'd the ...

... tfcey would have no other .Terms thcji to be made Prifoners bf War. JDeaJ, Sep. jl. VfiM E. This Morning in* hither Sir Thomas Hardy, Rear- of Ac Blue, ?? Mfc&y'sSbip Canterbury, with the Effex, Monk, ;Medway. C^nturion*!^ irthefter, Hang* T *hicc, Ruffel ...

... of the Tower of London, and Lord Lieutenant of the Hamlets, in the Room of the Earl of Rivers. On the 22nd Infant, Sir Thomas Hardy, one of her Majesty's Admirals, put to Sea from Plymouth to cruise with the Kent, Medway, Romney, Montague and Wind- sor ...

... Clarke Efquirc, • Lords Commiflioncrs for Executing the Of- fice Of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain. The Prifcs which Sir Thomas Hardy h^ lately taken, and brought into Plymouth, are »tv valued ?? and Fifty Thou vJaW-, Mf become very Healthful again* aiitf ...

... The Lord Treafurer has been much indirpofed, but is on the Mending hand. The rich French South Sea Ship, taken by Sir Thomas Hardy, was condemn’d as Prize; but the Captain infifting that it was taken after the Ceffetion of Arms, and appealing to the ...

... will be added to each Regiment in Scotland. • . „ .■. . . . i Captain Littleton is made a Rear Admiral, in the ?? of Sit Thomas Hardy. . i A Ship and' all her Crew were loft on Sunday off %arwich; * _ t Lord Lord Pofwotrh is appointed Envoy extraordinary ...

... were, thoro'.vly convinced, Read might j ifliCv'd by Law what he did in his Jence, and therefore acquitted him. John Love, Thomas Bean, George Purchas, Rich.ird Price, and William Price, weretrv'd upon the Act-cf Parliament tor beginning pull Afr. Read's ...

... Rynard Delabear, Hereford. Thomas Thomas Symop of Suggell, Himgertord Hoskins, /*.• t Hertford. Strange Jofolin, Efq; Sir William Buck, Bait. William Prucknell, Efq; Kent. Brooke Briuges, Richard Sheldon, Charles Farnnby, John Thomas S.nith, Efqrs. Sir Cioberv ...

... and a Daughter of the late Lord birz Williams. Bo* les lately ir,a-rÃ?d to Mr'. in on, c ...

... lilftol, Prebendary of Canteibury, died in the Cathedral Church, Age. 1 hurfday Lord Morp ...