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... loom) I. to be cmploy'd as a Fund for granting Apnuities to married Women, as jointures for their Lives, in cafe they . furvive ihelr Husbauds, after the:Rate of a 4 Lpercert. per Annum. The Turkey Company have recoiled to inzke a Precut to Francis Wyatt ...
... Gentleman of a good Family in Yorkthire, was thrown from his Horfe at Hounllow, and had the Mifortune to break both his Legs. A Gentleman well-drefred, being a little in Liquor, was picked up on Thurfilay Night !aft by a Common Woman of the Town, and carried ...
... auheie to the Neutrality. ii e M rh ii A: Ntaillcs being a D.iy or two ar in the Kings A I iiJ, Nr.eutc :.,cat t t of hat k, Arc. lid!! Cc's tkt i; delerminti rcJ,,all pay a it the : tkil Le,i,•iietton of tie .A tajdy plc* you e Can doubt it ...
... encourage a Breed of thong Harks and Mares in England, will another Year order a Number of the King's Plates (re be drawn by Lots) to be run for by Hotfesaitc. carrying t 4 Stone Weight, and the Mares Plates at Newmarket to be at is &one, chat being a general ...
... Cause of Earthquakes, when the Basis of some large Mass being wore away by a Fluid underneath, it sinks, and with its Weight, occasions a Tremour of the adjacent Parts, produces a Noise, and frequently an Inundation of Water. 2. The subterraneous Waters ...
... and a Boy.— The Man who was taken lately at Ardee, in Womens Clothes, inftead of Burnfide, who kilrd Mr. Cann', is a Fellow chat has affeeted that Drefs (ince his Childhood, and we hear, has ferved as a Maid- fervant in feveral Honks. Eztna of ...
... pay a Crown Entrance, none under three to nun. The winniitg Nonce to pay ten Shillings, the fecond belt Honk to have the Whip . and Sours. They're CO three Heats, t hree times round the Field ar a Heat. To be entei'd the Day at the Roe Buck by is a Clock ...
... • tom, who had acquirel a large Fortune with a fair ratter. Thurfday a Ditpenfation Wed tl,e Great Seal to enable the Rey. Lionel Seam ' an M. A. Chaplain to Thomas Lord Vifcount Weymouth, to hold the Vicarage of Route Set wood, in the County of Sonaufet ...
... rkt Canton in China; and after a full Hear ing, the Jury brought in a Verdi for the Plaintiff of fifteen Pounds. Laft Week dy'd at her Lodgings near the Seven Dials, the migh talked of Mrs. Mapp, fo iniferab- • ty poor, chat the Pariih was obliged to bury ...
... 4 From a Written Letter, London Jan. 7. There has been a Hurry among the Stockjobbers in Exchange Alley, fome of 'em railing a Report that Sir Robert Walpole and the Duke of Newcanle were both out, India Stock fell two per Cent. &c. but when thole who ...
... and that a Can, which had brought Hay to Town, waited for them at the White- Horfe Inn in Fltentrect ; and are was going to a Banker to receive a Bill, and would be at the Inn to pay the Porter when the Goods came; but the Grocer tufpecting a Trick, followed ...