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... portunity in representing to him, that it was imputed to the too great Fa- tigue that Prince underwent with Hunting and playing at Tennis ; where- upon the King, who very well perceived that this Answer of the Marquis was a respectful Advice to his Majesty, replied ...
... one Day 5 l. ' or in the whole, the Sum of 100 l. in 12 Months ' before his Bankruptcy, in palying at Cards, Dice, ' Tables, Tennis, Bowls, Billiards, Shovel-board, ' Cock fighting, Horse-races, Dog-matches, Foot ' Races, or Pastime Games ; or by bearing ...
... fpinning. & which, our correfpondent was at the where thefe girls are faid to work. ' , )S (fays he) an old open houfe as. 6 Tennis-court at Edinburgh, with forms in it to fit on, and two gall fuch as are ufual in other places of fhip ; but there are no ...
... receive the Sand ion of Authority i) which every one is to be concluded, and a]] I *. ought then to ceafe, becaufe tbey are de tennis by a juft Authority : That as to the Liberty of lb Prefs, he fays, there are lome who fcorn tocoii* themfelves to it as they ...
... / Th'S^'Say frfs R. Highnefs the Prince of Wales > took tlie Diverfion ©f playing feveral Game^ac .Ten--.issat. the King's Tennis at the Cockpit-,, wsth * Capt: Bludworth,_nd Other Perfons of Diftin-fb'on. And this Day Don Carlos entred into his 24th- ...
... next. The Buyer miy have a Tack of tl the faid Medicines are, for Three or Five in cafe no private Sale is made ofthe faid Dr tennis before the [aid Second of Auguft next; t 3 re, on that Day, to be expofed to Sale by pubih . Roup, to rhe higheftOif-rer. ...
... Flanders* »«,.a, ?? Oathe 28th pad we had dreadful Thunder, ightntns and Hail, moft of the Stones whereot tteas large as a Tennis Ball, which lafting a H Hour without Intermiffion, alt the Corn on 6 Ground wa* tteftroyed, as alfo the Trees, Grafs and ...
... ofthe Shop vie the faid Medicines are, for Three cr Five Years. A* in cafe no private Sale is made ofthe faid Drugs and i tennis before the faid Second of Auguft next; the fa;: are, on that Day, to be expofsd to Sale by pubihl vol«rj Roup, to the higheft ...
... Abbevhill ; A com- plete Sett of fufficient BREWING UTENSILS, nothing zh* worfe for Wear: Or, the whole Brewery wuh the L-. tennis, «.o be Lett, Enquire for fohn Jottnge* Coachma- fter in Canongate, below the Duke of Quecasberry's Lodg- ings. For the Benefit ...
... Carnwath; and paying yearly L. 1668 6 8 Sects Money a Chalder anci an Haif of Meal, an ...
... plentiful!;/ furnithtJ wich fine Water, well fenced trom the Wind, and Servants bred to every part of the Bufinefs; the U tennis are ro be fold, and the Entry thereto at Caadlema-; next. E..(]uirc ot cr:e Proprietor at Gocgie. N.B. The Linnen bieach'd ...
... Hen. Malton, Receiver- General and Colle&or of the revenues in Minorca 5 00 Fitzroy, Charles, Thetford, Matter his Majefty's Tennis-courts, and Cornet of horle 4 Fox, Stephen, Shaftjbuty, fince made Joint Secretary of the Treafury Fox, Hen. Hindon, Surv ...