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... Hie ACCIDENT; A pajloral tJJaj. FRom rofy fingers, Morning (book the dew; From Nature's charms the vail of Night (he drew; Reviving colour glow'd with broken light; The varied landscape dawn'd upon the fight; The lark's firft fong melodious floats air; ...
... received Sentence of Death. SIR,' Eutopia, Aug. 19. V Efterday the Horfe Races ended at Grantham, where the Lord Cardigan's Cade-Colt won the ; great Plate. During the whole Time ofthe Races, there was the greateft Appearance of Nobility that wasever known, ...
... a Certificate did not arrive before the other Ifl ltte J.___The Magiftrates have not as yet deter- jlthePrize.— — After the Race an Input of^ve^ni- ?? by a Horfe belonging to iVlr. Scot Plumb- ?? was the moft numerous and jtfiif Company ?? nt Leith ever ...
... and Candlemas next, undei the Penalty contai n-d imi, laid Act of Parliament : NOTiCE if r bereft re ?? given, That if, by Accident, fuch LiQt hare notm] to hand, thay m.y write r o Robert ?? ie ?? ; ?? ciety's H;l! (Poft piii) mill itnn eiiateiy fni I ...
... and General Wade at Nor- th. 11 Common, and in Oaober next will take the piverfion of Horf. Races at Newmarket : From whence we hive Advice ofa very difmal Accident th t happened at Burwell about three Miles from thence viz. A Puppet Show was acting last ...
... We hear his Grace the Duke of Cumberland and General Hawley, in their Way to the North to review Forces, will be at Derby Races the 22d instant, in ? to meet his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, Lord ? Lord Anson, and several other Persons of Distinction ...
... co the Number of faie into the Harbour. it the Races at Nevj.-eaftle upon Tyne, Mr. ton's Mifs Dove, Duke of Hamilton's Alepm Hid Mr. Garr's Dufly Miller, {farted for the Guineas free, when by an- Accident,, (hardly ple.tho' certainly Fail j Aleppo 2. ...
... fitly 20. On Monday laft happened two remarkable Accidents at the Earl 0 f Effex Houfe, near Walford in Hertfordfhire, namely, Peter Hewfon the Earl's runnW Foetman, who lately wan the famous loot Race, from London to York and back again attending on ...
... Collars and Bells about their Necks, the Men riding afide like Women ; thefe galloped fpur Miles for four Guineas. After the Races were over* Eight Country Girls were chpfe out of the CrowcJ by his Lord fhip, to dance for the re- maining two Guineas; which ...
... this Summer. We hear that in cafe his Maji Ay goes not to Ha- nover this Summer, as was expecled, fie will be at the York Races in Auguft. Her Mijefty being flightly indifpofed of a Cold, keeps her Bed by Advice of her Phyficians. Sir Robert Innefs is ...
... to meet on the faid Subject : As will, we hear, to-morrow that of the BAXTERS, We. hear; from Stirling* that at their date Races:-, there was exceeding fine Sport, and as finning ap- pearance of Ladies and Gentlemen as ever known on the like Qccafion. ...
... a new Re- gion in the Syftem of Affairs. It is confidently Jned, that the Catholick King is in a very bad * 2nd that the Accident in his Leg is not his [Complaint. It is eafy to imagine, if that Prince id happen to die, what Changes there would •the Court ...