... Prague. V. A Perfpcftivc View of Egra, all beautifully en- graved on Copper. VI. A Table of Grain exported between Christmas 1736 and Christmas 1737, from English Ports. VII. Character of Mr. Garrick. VIII. South and East Prospects of the Runic Obelisk at ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Jsmes's Evening-Post, Jan. 4. L O N D ON. 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 Be- ginning of Divine Service, and about the Middle of it went ...

... that it puts us all into the utmost Confusion; all our People are under Arms, and 'tis believ'd will continue so till after Christmas.' Constantinople, Nov. 29. O. S. A Courier lately arrived here from the Frontiers of Perfia, with Advice of anew Aftion between ...

... in Surrey. We hear his Majesty has given Four Thousand Pounds to the poor Housekeepers in the Liberty of Westminster this Christmas. On Thursday Protections were granted at the Admiralty to the Lightermen, in order to look after their Lighters, several ...

... drowned. On Wednesday last Orders were given for paying the Wages due to all the Officers of his Majesty's Yards down to Christmas last. His Grace the Duke of Montrose continues to be quite blind, notwithstanding all the Endeavours that have been used ...