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... this time that has the Small Pox within the Town of Ipfwich. W. Palgrave, Jofeph Hardy, D. Meadows, Tho, Reeve, w - Coyte, Jonath. Hammond, J. Sparowe, W. Hammond, Thomas Burwell, John Groffe. Robert Marflon, Signed alfo June 6, 1740, by John Hirigeflon ...
... ANcw-miJch'd Afs, with a Foal near For:n old.. Enquiie Mr of Belntijlborpe, the Parifb i!l near Stamford. ' 1 11 1 1 Notice is hardy given, THAT there will be General Meeting of the for the Turnpike at Lang-worth, between Lincoln and the ot Mrs. at the Sign ...
... 000 Dollars as an Equivalent j Ltod that the Great Duke of Tufcany will go to ?? next Spring to be crowned King of Lora- t hardy. The Difcourfe in all Converfations runs on the f Jurther glorious Action ot that brave Man Ver- . n ...
... rious Highwayman, was tried and condemned for the buboexcept the Falmouth which was gone to convoy a Veffel ous Murder of Thomas Watts , who he a tte mp ted to rib; through the Windwar d Paffage. but Mr. Watts not being quick enough in delivering his ...
... hisßrotherTheo- dore, Bifhop of Frcifingen and Ratisbon, to theßifhoprick of Augsbourg. . They write from Granada, that one Jerome Thomas de Cafanova died there the 2id ult. aged 113. He had ferved in the K. of Spain's Troops in Flanders till he was feventy, and ...
... Demonstrations of Joy, &c. -* mtUfr, tlut Yefterday *ttj%'4 at^ .the May Oflice in this f own, a Piece of Plate made by Mr Thomas Partis, of the '•City* of .Bin^V'^ltli9Jr^'nlm *aVhwl»eeii YiewM ty fome of the beft Judges, it was allow'd to be a moft curious ...
... Settlements, both by Sea and Land. _ - We are infored, that a. Battery of t 8 Guns is entirely finiflfd at Dunkirk, they mak hardi(cven en Sundays) on four other &stump. Lalt Night feveral Merchants of large Concerns in the Weft- Indies had a Meeting to ...
... fold by Thomas Weir, Sutgcon, in Edinburgh, to whom only the Secret of compofmg the fame was communicated, by Katherine Anderfon, Daughter to Dr Anderfon, who did, by an Affignation and Declaration made by her in favour of the faid Thomas, not ...
... May 19, 1687, i •' to difpone to the faid Thomas' the whole Power of compofmg, vending and I frllinp, the faid Pills, during all the Days of his Life, difcharging all other Perfons \ whatfoevcr, &c. And Thomas Weir only communicated the Secret to his ...
... Col. Defcury's Regiment 6 here.' of Foot, to be Lieut. Col. of Col. Mordatinee. Huntingdon Jan. to. Laft Saturday Dobinfod Thomas Hopfon Major in General Clayton's Regiment of al i as Panter, ;has Nutt, was committed to our Gaol, will: Foot, to .be Lieut ...
... Tranquility for 22 Hours, if another Paftor v intruded upon them ; Co that the Committee: tired re infecla. T'other Night Thomas Bell Baxter in th is C ty, wasattackt in his Way home from Leith i three Ruffians, who, after knocking him dot and mortally ...
... his Labourer so miserably wounded, that be died in two Days in inexpressible Torture. The Accident was owing to the Fool-hardiness of the Bricklayer who would break his Bricks in the Mill with his Trowel that is supposed by meeting with a Stone to have ...