... faft, that even lands which the laft week in July were paftured as bare as any common, the fame this week turn out as fine (waths hay as any I have feen this year j and many other place* between Stafford and this town are the fame Alfo lands which were mowed ...

... Holland and Flanders. Hague, OSober 5. R N C E Ferdinand's Head-Quarters were (till at n 4 Kirchayn on the tft inftanr. The army under his command extends from behind on the left, as Watzenbach on the right. The French from Merlan on their right, Caldern ...

... his Valour was Britifli, A d Ericons thus con and admire it. Yeflerday about noon a Lifbon mail arrived, in days from land to land, by the Earl Befborouvjh, packet-boat; which brought advice, that the fuuatinn of affairs in that metropolis was not bad ...

... 22. letters from Madrid the 4th inftant the Spanifh army was at Caftel Blanco on the 27th of laft month ; and was prevented, by want of provifions, from proceeding farther. detachment of the Allied army of men, was within two leagues of the Spanifh camp ...

... battalions, in order to reinforce Prince Henry's army in Saxony, and to endeavour to diflodge the enemy from that Eledtorate, before he ends the campaign. His Pruflian Majelly, has leftthe command of his army in Silefia, duringhis abftnce to the Prince of ...

... of the Mcufe Gate, Charing-crofs, a young woman fell down, and the horfe of one of the life-guards trampled on her in a terrible manner: In the narrow pafiage, leading from Spring Gardens into .the Park, a woman and child were cruflied death, and their ...

... the army was decoyed by a female into notorious houle'in Fleet lane wheie he was alfaulted by three women, and robbed of two 50 1. and one 100 1. Banknotes Wednefday Haynes, who kept thediforderly houfe in Fleet- Lane, his wife and another woman, were ...

... come thither accordingly, his Majefty was pleafed to give the royal aflent to, An Aft for granting an aid to his Majejly by Land- Tax to be raifed in Great Britain, for the /twice of the year one thoufand ftven hundred and fixty-three. An Aft for continuing ...

... any in Europe : About Merchants intend to purchafe out the Proprietors of lands between London bridge and the Tower, and to extend the prefent free quays and wharfs. The lands to be purchafed may amount to 500,0001. but the glory fuch a public defign ...

... year 1750. ' ° . P* Co be L C And entered on at Lady day next, Meiruage, fix Acres of Arable Land, two Acres me.tdow and one hundred and feventy acres ot level land, tying within the Townli.ip of Blaxtun, (near Doncafter) in the County of Yolk, now in the ...

... and were got within 200 leagues of the Land's End. when the wind coming about to the Eaft they were driven out of couti . , and have been obliged tv beat the leas for this month paft not being able to make any land; that the fhip! were in the mofl crazy ...

... a fifliery in that part ot Newfoundland where the French are permitted by the preliminaries to catch fifh, and dry them on land) infi.it on an exclufive right to the fifhery on that part of the coaft. France alfo refofes. it is faid, to give a fatisfaflory ...