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... Nrv. 12. T — .ere is a Rumour about Town, that Admiral de Torres is actually fail'd from the Havanna, and is fpeedily mated home. What makes this Report gain tome Credit is, that their Fleet cannot much longer remain there, let t they thould never be capable ...
... Volume. Ottavn, AN N ALS of EUROPE. For the Yr.gr 114). tlical of all the remit' able Occurrences • , :•:a: Year, either at Home or Abroad; C ; •tes, or F.xtraas, of the milt important Treaties. and • an.' an Abflra..t of the moll remattable puteltfli' ...
... and every tut% Order, Rule, and Regulation fhall be kept by the Minifter of every Parifh Church, Chapel, or Place, who (ball permit any Perlin rdiding within his Parilb, Chapelry, or Place, to read the fame, during the lime Inch Rule, Order, or Regulation ...
... who had not one Soul on board; that he went on Board and teck all the Papers, but does not mention whether be brought her home, or what Nation the belonged to. Paris l Dec. 31. The 27th in the Morning we began to Frceivethe Waters decreafe, after they ...
... 1.4t0 of St. ifuguiline in the (lid County. Names of the Hundreds. Names Per/situ appointed Infpeaers. BE USIOROUGH. )70b * Home, of Wbitfiald, for the Upper HAlf Hundred. Nicholas of Buenas!, for the Lower Half Hundred. I 7sba Wybene, of Sheldon, and ...
... undiautbed by Contention Abroad, or Sedition and Rebellion at Home; and that you may deliver down the Scep:tr of this brave and loyal Nation to your Bourialing and illuitlious Houle, to be ruled by the fame good Principles of Liberty and Religion, which ...
... Mr. Mafon, an Anchor-Maker ; Mr. Harris, a Mall-Maker ; Mr. Corniih, at the Blue Leg Alehoufc; Mr. Cornwall, a Cooper; Mr. Rule an Inarument- Maker; Mr. Prat, a Baer; Mr. Smith, a Carpenter; and Mrs. Lockwood, a Widow Gentlewoman. The Charming Nancy, ...
... Now to_be LETT, A New Brick'd Houfe, the Church in St. P Canterbury, having four Rooms on a Floor, a good allar, with With- home, Yard, and other good Convoiicncies, lately in the Occapation ut Dr. Petit. lire ut Mrs. Francis, in S. Paul's aLretaid. T:tis ...
... Carpenter, in Canterlyiry, arid fru, her, N. , w to be Lh rr, THREE very good Hop-Oalls, and convenient Stowagts: AllO Lle home, Loage a d Stable, in St. John's- Lane in Si. Mildrea. .4 M. S.ephen Pilc let in St. Matinee.. Ca. rethun July 9, '7,40. 'THE ...
... is putting up a very quaint Sign, dcfccibing his ill Ufage from the Quakers. The Clergymen who Trrform Marriages within the Rules of the Fleet Prifon, are all under Profecution at the Suit of the Crown, for not giving their Certificates tipon ftampt Paper ...
... she was married. Yesterday about 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon St. Andiew's Church in Holbom, hay:rg Words vr'th his Wife. wcnt home immediaately, and hanged hirnt:ll. YerterdAy Sir William Young, Knight of the Batl , ,bting at Play at Tcrnis, at the King's ...
... were twice repuls'd with confrierable Lofs, ani the Enemy thought their) the hit Time in fir broken, that they puffi'd them home to the Walls, and thereby expolel thcmfelves to a fecond SAW from the F. it, which did inch prodigious r-zetition, that when ...