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... fliall extend to oblige any Woman to take the Oaths, or to rtgifter her Name or real Eftate, nor any other Perfons who bad only an Interefi in Lands, . Tenements, Hereditaments in Re. Veifion, or who had only an Intcreft in Lands ci Mortgage, jjr had ?? an ...

Published: Sat 21 Mar 1724
Newspaper: Newcastle Courant
County: Northumberland, England
Type: Article | Words: 792 | Page: 9 | Tags: none

From Stanley's News-

... Beautiful, *and of good Uuderftanding. Letters from Germany mention, that the Proteftant Army is marching t form a Camp on the Frantiers of Poland, and thit the Polifh Army is augmented to 18000 Men. They write from Edinburg, That three if the Rioters mention ...

Published: Sat 24 Apr 1725
Newspaper: Ipswich Journal
County: Suffolk, England
Type: Article | Words: 474 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

Stamford Mercury, &c. From Jones's Letter, August 12. Yesterday come in the Mail due from France, with the ..

... there. From Jones s Letter, A'g. 14. 1 Hamburg, Aug. 17. We have certain Advice here that the 10ng of PruJJla has ordered hii Army to be augmented with new Regiments, whic shews that the Kings of Great-Britain and Prijfia have unanimously refolvcd to oblige ...

Published: Thu 19 Aug 1725
Newspaper: Stamford Mercury
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 3513 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

Stamford Mercury, From Dclp ouch's Letter, Oft. 2X. rHE write Swifferland of the 18th Inflant, That in the ..

... produce the bed F.fteft, I will advife about it with the Senators and Miniflers. 1 r , Ordinance of the King for augmenting the Army, is exprefly : tlvat the Augmentation of the Troops ought not to give Occafionto the Publick that War is hand, as ill informed ...

Published: Thu 28 Oct 1725
Newspaper: Stamford Mercury
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 3720 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

From Stmlrf* News-Letter, January 4

... down, being built on tbe main Com- mon ihore ; there was in it a poor Woman that was brought to Bed the Days before, and her Child being dead was laid in its Coffin-, the laid Woman fell into tho Shore with the Bed fhe Uy on, and wa6 driven by the Torrent ...

Published: Sat 01 Jan 1726
Newspaper: Ipswich Journal
County: Suffolk, England
Type: Article | Words: 517 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

LONDO N, January 27

... knew that his Plot v. as difecver d. »V:s further added, that ice Turks have refolved to declare Wat againfl: Ri .tin and P ...

Published: Sat 22 Jan 1726
Newspaper: Ipswich Journal
County: Suffolk, England
Type: Article | Words: 1089 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

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... Copper, , without being ask'd any have an Army of 70ó00Men in the Field next Qptftions. Summer, and so Men of War at Sea. . Paris, - Feb. 23. On Saturday left, a Dairy 962 g 9 fiagiiga e igi c4:3 ' c ia 2 Woman's Son at La Villette kill'd his Mother, To ...

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... his Debts. Durham, March 'so On the rith Inttaht young Woman, wno had been obferved to be With Child, died of Poifon at Cockfield. Sherborn ' March 23. At a final Borough near this Town, a plot. Woman underwent fneh a fevere Lathing from her Husband, that ...

LONDON, April 12

... onthe Spot, another wounded, and the ictt ran away. Sherborn, Dorfet, April 2. Laft Week one Mr. Pro ...

Published: Sat 09 Apr 1726
Newspaper: Ipswich Journal
County: Suffolk, England
Type: Article | Words: 1568 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

A DVERTISBM ENTS

... - / ' , 1, ' , 4' ' • 4 .01 - To be Lett or Sold at Michaelmas A Farm wi:h odd Acres pf • Land, Arable, Meadow ? tire, and Wood Land, lying in Molaih in Kent, of. thc yearly Rent of 22 I. now in the Occupatirn Robert Bates. Inquire of Mr ...

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... of War that came out with the laid Fleet, from Smyrna,— C. Mulbury from New Engblew up by the Powder taking Fire, and of 600 land, ---• C. Glafi from Malaga. This Day :r- Men not above 7 were taken up alive; that rived the Mary Capt. Hopfon from Maryland ...

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... many Rab.; at the other, and the Ladies in lying bits, having been laid before his Majefty, Ike upon it, were brought fafe to Land, though was on Thurfday Night Committed to thoroughly wet. Tothill-fields Bridewar ; where Sir Thomas Henry Edwards Erq; Mafter ...