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... out of a Clofe^7tfj*G belonging to Richard Taylor of Langley near ?? owlf'eiinefday the 15th of Nov. 1741, a' '» BLACK MARE earning three Years old, about 14 Hands 3 Inches hinh witha Star in the Forehead, one white Foot' behind J > • a large whisk ...
... make the Work entirely complear, there is added a compleat Al- phabetical and Chronological Index of the Names of all the Prifbners tried, the Times when, and what were their Crimes and Punifhment. • By Mr. S A L M O N. London : Printed for MefT. J. R. and ...
... have a Letter, wherein will be contain'd A l g c b r a by a new Method j fo plain and eafy, that in two Months Time, by applying themfelve* but half an Hour in the Day, may corupleatly learn the Science of lA I geb r a ; together with Sir IS ...
... New-built Brick S.fh'd Houfe, with a p'ca fant Garden before the fame, walled in, and plsnte ...
... proper Opportunity fo to do. It might be needlefs to fay any more co chat Paper, but for the fake of a few curious Infinuations, which may ( tho' be fure they were not fo incended ) miflead a Reader, noc well acquainted wich that Part of the Country where ...
... nt this In-lint, Feb. 173$ 6, out ofa Clofe near Derby, a Black Gelding, about Fourteen Hands and a half high, full aged, has a final! Scar in his Forehead, with fomc white Hairs in his Main, and a whisk Tail if not cut; he is long coated, having lain at ...
... throughout with the late new Edition of M. Le dv Chat. ByMr. OZELL Who has likewife added at the Bottom of the Pages, a Tranflation of the Notes, Hiftoncal, Critical, and Explanatory, of the faid M. dv Chat, and o- thers: In which Notes, never before printed ...
... tothc great Damage of the Mahuf-ftureis and Dealers in ihe fame; and contrary to feveial Statute., in chat Cafe made and piovided. In order to put a Stop to fuch Complaints for the future^ This ii to give Notice to all whom it may concern, That the M ...
... wears a blue Siik Cowli, a ihorc r._ Cloak, and a black velvit Cap; the other who is the Servant, is of ikfltf Size, and wears a brown Gown: Whoever can give Notice of them, fitft* they may be apprehended and brought to Jufiice, lhall have ...
... of Mr. THURLOE, with his Effigies curioufly engraven from an original Painting : As alfo a complete Index. 5 a By THOMAS BIRCH, M. A. F. R. S. Propofals-, with a Specimen of the Work, may be had of the Undertaker Fletcher Gyles, Bookfeller in Holborn ...
... do well; and this gives them a proper Opportunity fo to do. Ie might be needlefs to fay any more to that Paper, but for the fake of a few curious Infinuations, which may (tho* be Aire they were not fo incended V miflead a Reader, noc well acquainted wich ...
... to have a confiftent Idea of Petfons throughout fo long a Period of Years, unlefs it can be fuppos'd that every Man carries in his Heada Chrono Table of Preferments. Tcrluck's Edition opens abruptly with a Speech ofthe Duke of Buckingham's, at a Conference ...