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... LONDON, May 14. The PRESENT STATE of G. Britain. WHEN we review our Britain's Present State, At home, how Happy we! abroad, how Great! In Germany, how dreadful are our Arms! Which fill the Continent with new Alarms! Much Fear the French; the gall'd Bavarian ...
... on account that a Rule of Court being granted for lummon- ing a Special Jury for his Tryal, which was to laft only Hillary Term, and the Sittings, the Jury who try'd him was not fummon'd 'till the Term after, and by the fame Rule of Court 3 fo that the ...
... every fuch Order, Rule and Regulation, fliall be kept by rhe Minifter of every Parifh Clvurcn, Chapel, or Place, who fliall permit afny Perfon rciiding within his Pariih, Ch.ipeliy, of Place, to read the fame, during the Time fuch Rule, Or- der or Regulation ...
... Seffions of Parliament? fori enabling? Tins:,alli Monies ?? oto4^e Hands of Mafters of Chancery? dc~ cording to the Former Rule of that Court'? fhall for the Future? be paid into the Bank: As alfo another for ffa ! -m^e effi^ud preventing the Melting ...
... 1,000,000 1. at Four per Cent, to the Government. An Act to empower his Majefty to make Rules and Di- rections tp prevent the Diltemper fpreading among the Homed Cattle. An Ait to indemnify the Court of Seffions in Scotland for not meeting on tlie firft ...
... That the Laird of Pitfodle's Ruling Servant and his Lady's Gen- tiemoman are faid to have perifhed, Sunday laft, in the Water of Mary Cutter raifed by the Storm, the Horfe on which they rode from Aberdeen having come home with tbe Saddle under bis Belly ...
... prefent Ma- jefty, intiiled. An Aft to enable his Majefty to make Rules, Orders, and Regulations more effectually to prevent the Spreading of the Diftemper, which now rages amongft the Homed Catilc in this King- dom, which was to continue and be in Force ...
... Letter t Jan. to. Yefterday Morning about 3 -o'Clock, a Woman of Diftiuftion fell in Labour at the Mafcjuerade, and was carried Home in her Habit, and deliver'd of a Son, in two Hours after. Captain Curling, juft arriv'd from JTeW England, advifes, that the ...
... ol building a new Parliamcnt-Houfe, during the Recefs, is laid alide for this Year. The Kinfale Man of War, who is recalled Home from Jamaica, and now en her Voyage from thence, wirh a conliderable Number of Me.chant-Men under her Convoy, has on board ...
... with his Retinue, to embark on board Sir Charles Wager's Squadron on his Return Home. On Tuefday laft, Japhet Crook, alias Sir Peter Stranger, Bart, was brought by a Rule of Court to the Kind's Bench Bar, to re- ceive Judgment for forging a Conveyance ...
... Leave of his Friends about him, and made it his Requeft, if 'twas coniiftentwirli the Rules of the Navy, his Body might be put into the Ballaft of the Ship, and carried home to be interred among thofe of his 'Ancef- tors. The former Part of this Requcft was ...
... belonging toScap* borough, but we have not leani'dhef;&ivmc« Mr. Atleyj Groom of the Chamber* to to the Earl oFTankerville, ruling over Hoim* flow Heath, on his Way ?? kodge in Windfor Foreft, p, GemUman ?? with Liquor, wounded him in the Body with a Sword ...