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... John Waidcgrave, to ba Second-Major. Court Kncvi:, and John Prideaux, Captains. James Haliburton, Captain-Lieutcr.ant j and Mai un Sandys, Lieutenant in theiaid Regiment. Evelyn Chadwick, to be Lieutenant-Colonel to the Regi- ment of Diagoona commanded ...
... amounting to 399000 Firfl Drawn 500 _ Laft Drawn 500 _ 9683! Blanks Illooc 400000 Admiralty-Office, May 22. The Seffions of Oyer ind Terminer and Goal Alive)) , for the Thal Ofences committed upon the High Seat within the ywr ifdd lion of the Admiralty of ...
... LONDON, May 6. The Informers about Southwark make fad among the Gin Retailers, ferreting them out fiom their Lurkinc-Holes in Alleys, (jtnet:, &c. and meet J 9 * , - with Succcfs that lefs than thirteen of thole poor DeviLwcrc and Bridevw lafl by one ...
... my feathered (pedes utter articulate founds. ?What art thou, or any of thy comrades, better than I, tho' bigger, and ftronger, and at liberty, while lam tied by the leg what art thou, I fay, that 1 may not to reafon with thee, tho' thou never reafoneft ...
... to reap Which 'virtue, truth and folid (Beji charms of 'woman!) can When joined 'with him, may fi'' Upon your days new pleafures J Pleafures whofe effefls may J ' pflj When youth and age, andHHef e a )' C^ Thus, Madam, at your cO . I J? fee I've performed ...
... thought might be htl'd, that he believ'd tenor twtlve thot fand on each Side. Abth, May i, 0. S. Dear Charles, I Did not imagine it could have been fo difa- greeable to me to keep my Promife with you, in writing you an Account of any Occurrence that might happen ...
... died the belt and brai 1 of Men.' 4. Extra A of a Litter from an Officer en hoard Devon//, ire at St. Helm's Point, May 16. ' Sunday May 3, about Nine in the Morning, wef.T/M 4 French Fleet, which we chafed 'till Five in the Aftctafl • when we crime up ...
... Mircufji wherein it very unfile uke Mr. Ward'sreputed Medicines, may be very judicioufly recommended ; yet I cou'd have hoped Perfons of your Profeffion have let Mr. VVard •lone, fincc he has the Art kill one Drop only, whilft you and others fill Vials, and ...
... Gentlemen and Ladies may be supplied with a convenient Post-like CHAISE, with very good Horses,and a careful Driver, to any Part of England by JOHN PAINE. WANTED AJOUKN R .- M A V JOIN B R OT **. A 11 1 Mi T-MA tC X r* . W 1 O may Live conflant Wei.'*; ...
... otheis, that a Perfon many Yeais expeiienced in that Way of Book-keeping, and con- verfant in all Methods of Commeice, has made a complete Set of Books, by attentively confultiag which any one may immediately fee the Nature of the Work, aud, by a little Ufe ...
... all-Indies. By a Gentleman who was in the late expedition. See May. 1742, P. 509. , 5 R> J j u now landed from ortr long and defperate voyage, and think it my firft inform you that I am alive. This fenlible will be a pleafure to you, on(idering ill ftate ...
... Againft May-day ntxt, A Freehold HOUSE at Tinmouth, belonging to Mr. John Ty/ack, of North-Shields, containing lix Rooms, with Biew-houfe, Copper, Skewing- Veflcls, Cellar, Stable, and all other Utenfils, Whoever has a mind to treat about the fame, may. apply ...