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... Eltham in Kent bought a piece of ground of a widow his neighbour, '. ; ought a picce ofGrou of a Widow Neigh- for the fictions above. men tioned,knowing them. hour; and two Days.after pilling down an old * raves to be innocent, inftead of making any Shed ...
... Sittingborn. We hear; that in a 0)W time will be Aeted at the Theatre in Highftreet in this City, the Entertainnieht of the Necromancer, or Harlequin Dr. Fauftus. Scene I. A Study, the Donor difcover'd fetting at a Table in a thoughtful Poffure : he riles ...
... and a ftrietWatch is kept over 'cm. Mr. A bree, nY infecting the following Lines in your News LA Paper (they being written by a Youth about i 7 Years of Age) you will oblige, Your's, F. H. Ipie lift S ia ip Sh Upon the Report of a War. / J ET not ...
... Majetty's Goodnefs in Two Gentlemen with Servant with a ing von the Bill, for the more earY.Painna_C4 Pcirrmantui i _Lind him, to the Red Lyon Sh er iff s A cc ou n ts, is a fi e & Inftance of HO Inn at Chat crofs Night, tl e Gentlemen Royal Favour, and Care ...
... juitice of God in bring-' es him Inch a fhamefuf Death for a Life fo wicked nt but that his Ruin was Covetolifnefs and Id!enefs: He died a bong Hope and Confidence in being the Mem of Ood, through the Merits ofiefus Chat, liati t erbilosaimipg at &sakes ...
... whole Mother cut its Throat with a Ka. zor, sod oae . hy a fall out of a Window. Over, 2.. ThreW bimfelf out of a Window'. Centerbory, Much 26. , We bear, Mr. 'Shama* Keregao's Cow of ' . ' are daily ezpeaed Tows. . We ..t.kiOnn'd, that the Affizes at ...
... had Ls a Deceas'd, Where hewas c . d, tome igfee baptist orlavmstioa apply - u o n idsc6nr e s on of k or ; si . ' 4 . 0 1 # 2 ° ~d 2 4 be.' lo miler Itiedimsicskleattiee 4 it s they i ng leit% Vi e a t t ata hien it a ts. 84° 74 4 10. 14 01 t -' a '4W* ...
... and kccp coidlantly a tulEcient Quantity for our Inhahmans a whole Year at leaft but as the building of them muft require fome time, good of Corn is now laying up in dive's large Halls of Convents. There is now by our lbdia Company a . From the Deal Writteet ...
... Yet, lays t hey, ; tut into Blankett a and carried out at leveral Times the 'Why then rays the 1 glad vett d;cl not it. I lrm next Night,_ and thrown into a Pond. But what, aed coca more went to viva Hewes : In a little l; could induce the Men to be guilty ...
... purfuant to a fpecial Order,made . faft to a Stake, with a Chain round her her on the Ground, and an Halter round her Neck, the End whereof went throughan Hole made in the Stake for that purpole : The Fuel being, placed round her, and lighted with a Torch, ...
... 30S CO 39 $ Oats 914 himfilf to be a Bafiard, but a near Relation of Mrs. Hayes • but what_ way he could tux tell ; that he was put to a Taylor malt 17 22 „Ad. Hone Beans i s 10 in Worceßerthire, and that there was a Country Shoemaker P ale Malt z , Peas ...