... take the Diversion of the Holy-Days with a Male Acquaintance, she is desired to restore him to the right Owner as soon as Christmas is over, or We may take the Freedom hereafter to let the World know, that she is run away with another Woman's Husband. ...

... begun this Work a little before his Death, are desired to send their Receipts to Dr. Mortimer to have them exchang'd before Christmas next. ...

... of the gross and neat Produce of the Duties on all Drugs from the Brittish Plantations, imported for Ten Years, ending at Christmas, 1723. be laid before the House. Deferred the Call of the House to the 12th of January. From ...

... be heard of at the Dolphin in New Romney, or at the Rose at Stanlings Wharf in Southwark. To be Lett, and entered on at Christmas next A Very good Dwelling House in St. Peter's, Canterbury, now in the Occupation of Charles Pyott, Esq; having a good Garden ...

... granted to make good the Deficiency of Annuities of 608000 I. per Annum, for the South sea ca Company, for the year to end at Christmas 1717, and to make good the Losses and Damages sustained by reason of the tumultuous and rebellious Proceedings in several ...

... about the Palace of the Dutchess du Main's Confinement. Copenhagen, Jan. 10. N. S. We have had no Post from Norway since Christmas London, Jan: 17: Our last Letters from Holland say, That there hath been a Fire at the Royal Palace at Berlin, which consumed ...

... ARRACK. And by the Ships which are daily expected from SPAIN, they will have a considerable Cargo of SEVILLE ORANGES ; and by Christmas next, or sooner, they purpose to have ready for Sale, Real SEVILLE ORANGE SHRUB, (A Commodity not to be had since the Beginning ...

... Anthony Guy, of Chippenham f^rfhire Gilbert Wheeler, Efqj i Xorkfhm. Sir Lionel Pilkington, Bart. . Thurfda, Thursday being Christmas-day, the same 3 s observed at Court as a high Festival, when the Knights Companion* of the Most Noble orders of the Garter ...

... Chariot twice a Week: For if the Hackneyman should grumble, I fear our PHAETON must tumble. O cruel Law! to raise the Fare Of Christmas Turkey, Chine, and Hare; The Vails or Wages to entrench Of Country Serving Man or Wench, Who twice a Year ride up and down ...

... bless the State with their great Abilities ! Letters from Chester advise, that at Six o' Clock Prayers at the Cathedral on Christmas Morning, the Mob kick'd a Foot-Ball in the broad Isle at the Beginning of Divine Service, and about the Middle of it went ...

... the Celebra- ' tion of the General and Universal Jubilee for the next Year '1750 to begin from the first Vespers before Christmas Day, ' and to continue all the Year. ' During this whole Year, we grant the Indulgence, the entire 'Pardon and Remission ...

... Pounds, 1000 of which she bequeathed to her Waiting Maid. The Publishers of this Paper wish all their Subscribers a merry Christmas, and a happy New Year; and hope to be this once excused for so short a Collection, it being Holy-days: though nothing material ...