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... from Perth, where they to to Mot row orThutfday furthefh They have a great Quantity of along with them,' both for Men anuHorfes, Tents and all forts KecefTaries fit for an Army. I hear a Party Men left at Stilling o guard the heavy tillery, &c. to the Camp ...
... That a Communication of Commerce on the Frontiers of Moldavia, Wallachia, and Traniilvania, was again open'd by the Turks. That 011 the Night the Garrifonjof Wifmar made a Sally upon the Blockaders, took all their Provifitns, and earry'd away a great ...
... Charge,.and to alleviate the o'* ■Man. In that Stacion, a juncture our Suction this.Crown was,endanger'd,, prompted,t.ie our Family, and d.iere;n,of;iie Nation, ;mu f d took ctfeCtiial, Care-chat is not for-i Men attack thole Li'v.s u-iuch were made.ifi ...
... to fee a Horfe-Race,. wita Sir Richard (inflow, and have avdet'dHantpton-Court to be fitted ' up, that they may there ail the Summer. A French Poft is come in, advifing that the Chamber Jufu'ce makes the People murmur, infomuch, that they fear a Civil-War ...
... tie Father to Marquis of the V fame -In a me, - Knisnt the •' Meters of the King, and Lieutenant- General his Armies; cue Count din this City fome Days ago', afkr having been 10 Years Piifoner CalisandS. umr.r, a', Preriv-F.cfe; finceh's Arrival, he, ...
... Monday' the Afternoon, and was preparing Water to Utrecht, and directly tor Hanover, real the Czar of Mule ivy waits have a ier.ee wi His A'laj ity, who tomes tack will Hay 1 ;nc. ime the Hague. ■ u T*., t.vo . i'-om Vienna, that the Turks hat! began Hotlilitr ...
... out of that Place,-nottvithfLiuiing the Endeavours chat are'ufed by tiie Emperors Envoy; who hasYreuuefit Conterences with the Deputies of the States', hire in that the Ele&or of Cologn fhall write a Lerttft'* to- the Stasis very obliging Terms, byway ...
... there is- Reafon to believe, chat the Venetians had no fuch Advantage in the laft Action over the Itifidels, as thty have given out; bolides,, tho' our Letters from Venice advife, that their la A Convoy with 1200 Men, and a confiderable Sum of Money, was ...
... born at Farley near Salisbury,*on March 27. 1627. where he hath erected a Noble- Hospital for twelve Men and Women, and built a New Parilsh- Church, and added 60 I. per ann. and a handsom House to the Vicar. He was twice marry'd: The present Right Hon ...
... Spotted Feverl | Water in the Head - A.5 A LT I Found Dead a at St Saviours in Southwark i. o One by a Mufquet-Bullet at St Olave in Southward and One a Fall from a Horfe Mary Bow.' Overlaid x. Scalded to Death ...
... %ther S mtors are already arrived, and the reft cf the Nobilrty are flprttf ë}tpeãi fo that there will a greater Cut. ccttrft of them than way i û ...
... Sunday Morning laft between and of the Clock, a Fire began in the French Chappe!, the tipper end Spring Garden, (occafion'd as is faid, by the Carlefnefs of a Woman who had made Fire to air the Pipes of a new Organ, which was to have play'd thefirft time ...