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... Honourable Mr. Southwell, the liuiy-liKly Tavern in the Mr. Lmterel, w.jo was like wife Guilty tiie ne Jury, wis renov.d thither alio Nigut, a iiili Indictment being found nim the fa me Day for the laid Murder. The Effigy of iiisMajerty King George, curioufly ...
... moft ofthe Concerns of Humane life; colle- fted from the Writings of Archbifhop Laijd, JJiftqp Andrews^ JCesn, Dr. Hickes> Mr. Kettlewell, Mr. Spinpke^ ana other eminent Divines of the Cfeurch of England/,To which is'prefix'd a Frontifpiece of tljeir Effigies ...
... From Mr. Kings Letter, London, June £.. The Houfe of 600 1. which was drawn in Mr. Hinton's Sale at Hammer- fmith Jaft Week, is now owned by the Man that keeps the Lion and Lamb- Inn at Richmond in Surry : Laft Saturday the Number 10340 w?is a Silver ...
... From Mr. King's Letter, London, July 4. Tefterday Mr. Heathcote was try d at the King's Bench Bar Weftminfter, fir fducing and earning away his Wife's Sifter, Daughter to Juftice Allworthy at Hackney, and likewife tke Servant Maid, and tyoth being found ...
... From Mr. Kings Letter, London, Jan. 20. Tefterday the P. in a Committee went thro' the Malt Bill : And red a w Time and paft the Quakers Bill. The C read a id Time and paft the Bill to prohibit the Wear of India wroum Goods, and ordered it' to the P. ...
... From Mr. King's Letter, London? Aug. 7. Entered fince my laft for Holland 600 Ounces of Gold? and 2000 Ounces of Foreign Silver. Ten Gold Medals? with the Effigies and Heroick Deeds? ofthe late Duh of Marlborough are ftruck, to be ftnt Abroad? by a Meffenger ...
... From Mr. King's Letter* London* Jan. 6. From Frankfort the ith, That Dr. Mark, wh& defended the Proteftant Rell* pon, having publifhed another Manufcript in Defence of the Lutheran Religion , which the Elettor Palatine no fooner heard off , gave Orders ...
... Victualler. DEATHS. Captain Henry Rogers, of the King's Regiment of Foot at Gibr.ilt.ir. IV'r. Hopkins, Mafter «?f the King's Head Tavern in Fleet-Street. Mr. JamcsVncent, joint Organift of the Temple Church with Mr Stanl-y, General Howies, at Bath, ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. Prepared at London, aid to he at no in Canterbury hr as Mr. James Ahree Mr. William Aylett's Dr.DAFFE °riving! and Facto= tdial Elixit Until, The Great Pre. (elver of Mankind, aims do Tears Septrimed. It is • entails Cart (an, God) Aid ...
... Opera. 4. The Virgin unmask'd. 9. Acis and Galatea. With a great Number of other diverting SONGS, lung by Mr. BIARD, Mr. LOWR, Mr. CARES', Mrs. Ctiva, Mrs. HILL, &c. Intended as a Winter-Evening's Amufement. Sold at the Printing-Office in ...
... themielves as in the King of Spain's Service. This is a Hudthip indeed, and it is pity any bonen Englifhman fhould fah into the Hands of fo barbarout and inhumane an Enemy. _ _ _ _ _ _ Anapolis in Maryland - , Dec. 6. Yeflerlay the Rev. Mr. Whitefield arrived ...
... when they tuck. And lor * the Publick, i. fold at ,hC , C Mr.. Mary Clark, Milliner ' n C ; Mr. Wrigh', Shopkeeper an ftteruo » Martin Shopkeeper in Brow. well ; Mr. H., 5. Husband'* Bofwortb; Mr. Robert Staf!'V p Oakham, (alto Riders Lozenges I AX* ' ...