... Pei ious to oppofe the Execution of the laid Writ; both Parties began to attack and warmly eng.gc about nine in the Morning, and continued a brifk Fire till about eleven, when me Shop-keeper's Party, over-power'd with Numbers, was obliged to retire, w'th ...

... Briftol, Sept ?? We have an Account from Kingfweod, that the Coiiiers patrole the Wood every Night with Fire Arms, Sec. feveral Parties of them keeping Watch byTimcs, to prevent any of their Brethern being leiz'd unawares, on account of deflroying the Turnpikes ...

... Petition, m Eng- -4 lifl), wrote in a plain, and not in any Court Hand, 1 all 'manner of Difputes and Differences between 4 Party and Parties, wherein no more than 10/. is 4 demanded, that the Delendant fhall be regularly ferved 4 with fuch Bill, or Petition ...

... that a CclTation of Arms is a -Teed upon between the contend,ing Parties ; that they will commit no more Hostilities 5 and that they will foon procb.im Peace at the Head of both Parties, which it ib not doubled will '„c batting as well as honourable. ...

... on the 1 Sth Inftant, a large Party of the Enemy came within three Miles of Sche- ncftady, and having alarm'd the Town by firing on and kil- ling two or three Inhabitants, who were about their Hulbandry, drew out a Party of fifty Men, part Soldiers, and ...

... is a prodigious Struggle in many Boroughs in the South of Scotland, re- lating to their Elections of Magi Urates, as on one Party's prevailing depends a Vote fcr a Member of Parliament, and the other feems as determin'd to oppofe the Intcrefl: in which ...

... other with one Shilling in ir, as his Majefly having reign'd but one Year. This Morning a Party of the Life Guards, confifting of no private Gentlemen, and a Party of the Horfe- Grenidiers, confifting of 150 private Men, marcb'd for N?w. Market to be ready ...

... pulled do.vn but for the* timely Ititcrpofition of the Mayor, who was obliged to bring a Party of the Army to queil them. We alfo hear from the fame Piace, th.\t two Parties of Mob, in Imitation of our Ormond and Liberty Boys, met there and fought, in wl.ich ...

... may make an Order, limiting the Party to 4 appear at acertain Day, a Copy whereof fhall be 4 pofted up at the Royal Exchange, likewife inferted in 1 the Gazette, and publifli'd in the Parifh Church in * which the Party made his ufual Abode before fuch ...

... fallely reflected ; But, my Lord, I'm afraid, . From all that's there faid, 'Tis you, and not they, that's dete&cd. Both Parties, I hear, Moft ihc\y declare, That 'tis not approv'd of by either : If it's damn'd then by both, It mult be the Growth Of fo/uebody ...

... April 25. Laft Tuefday Edward Carbold, who kept the Queen's Head at Thwait, was brought to the Gaol in this Town by a ftrong Party of Soldiers, being charg'd with a Debt to his Majeity of 5400 Pounds. ...

... Tuefday Alderman Abbon was eletted Mayor for the Year enfuing. On Sunday laft one Smith, an outlaw'd Smuggler, was taken by a Party of General Cope's Dragoons j ne is fent in Capt. Barnby's Smack to London. ...