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... the Prince of Orange. It having been determined that Grccn-Clorh (hall attend the Prince of Orange his Voyage to England, -Thomas Vynnc, ; Member Parliament for Carnarvon, aodonc of the Clerks of rhc Board, out this Day, with a Number other Officers and ...
... and bequeathed her a Legacy of 600001. Thurfday the Lord* of the Admiralty received by the Holland Mail from Sir Charles Hardy, dated at Hclvoetfluys laft Saturday, with Advice that the Prince Oranpe carne on board the Fubbs Yatchtat that Place the Day ...
... Guineas to the Mariners of the Fubbs Yacht which brough: him over, and made a Prefent of a rich Dia- incnd Pong to Sir Charles Hardy. On Saturday Morning laft ihe Dutch Merchants of this City, between co and 70 in Number, went in Proceificn, in about 40 Coaches ...
... late Somcrfct Houic, gavfi 100 to Manner. the which brought hi.-i over, and made a Prefcnt * rich Diamond Ring Sir Charles Hardy, The Duke of Buekinghamffiire arrived Amiens in France on his Way home. Tiiere has been a great Struggle in the Univcrfityof ...
... Cole Newton in the County Leicefier. Enquire of Mr. John llerriclr of Beaumont Leas, Mr. Edward Muxto» of liltM t, or Mr. Thomas Her rick Attorney Law in Lei reft er. NOtice hereby given to all Tenants that arc in Arrears Rsnt to Mr. William Yielding ...
... which began the 2id of Inftant, before Sir Francis Page, one of the Jufli ccs of his Majefty's Court ot King's Bench, and Thomas Reeve, one Jufticcs of hi« Majctty's Court of Common- Ore Man if caft for Sheep Scaling, another for dealing a Mare, and Woman ...
... Barn, Byer, Stable, md all other Conveni- encies fuitable to the fame, I elonging to Mr. Thomas Maitin of Daiton le Dale alorefaid ; Enquire of the faid Mr. Thomas Manin, or of Mr. Richard Manin ot Fullwell, who wiil tieat about the Sale thereof. *£o he ...
... THE feveial Farms at Waltringron in tiie Cotiniy ii. Din ..nn ow 1 [lie . Uciii .of Tiicmas Scinrifid, Joh Scuiheld, and Thomas Sell, all well wate.ed and fenced, wirh good Farm H.iules, Bams, Byeis, and all other fuitable Con vemenc«s : Fo be Lett touriiiet ...
... £NiNG POST, Dec. 19. Bofon, (in New-England) Sept. 19. By Capt. Pico, who arrived here on Friday laft in ii Days from St. Thomas's, we are allured, that when he was there {aDoutthe latter End of July laft ) there came in a French Sloop belonging toMartinico ...
... Wacer they into ri.e Lake from the River Mincia, The Town i* environ'd with a Wail, and defended a The Lmpcror's Troops Loin hardy nor exceed 000 Men, Regiments of been away, and the hoof pictni'.ed rheir Places not voc arrivd. The A 1 of Aliic* .*id 100 ...
... Kincaids elder and younger, holding Feu of the Crown: the feveral Rooms and Lajzds poffefs'd by Patrick Cowie, Agnes Watfon, Thomas Hardie, Robert Pa-terfon, Wil- liam. Cockburn, and David Mitchel, holding Taxcwa-rd of the Cro\«-n; payingyearly in all 142 Bolls ...
... d by Jar Kinc-iids elder and younger, holding FeuoftheCro* the feveral Rooms and Lands ?? by Patrick Co* Aanes Watfon, Thomas Hardie, Robert Paterfon, * liam Cockburn, and David Mitchel, holding Tat * of the Crown; payingyearly in ail 142 Bolls 2 Firlo- ...