... Drops in Tea or Coffee makes the most pleasant Cordial Bitter in the World. Prepar'd only by Benjamin Fleming, at his House in Tennis-Court, Mid- dle Row, in Holborn, London; and sold by most Eminent Shop-Keepers and Coffee-Houses in London and Westminster ...

... Drops in Tea or Coffee makes the most pleasant Cordial Bitter in the World. Prepar'd only by Benjamin Fleming, at his House in Tennis-Court, Mid- dle Row, in Holborn, London; and sold by most Eminent Shop-keepers and Coffee-Houses in London and Westminster ...

... robbing with Thomas Lacy on the Highway, was reprieved as he was going to be executed A few Days ago Mr. Clark, belonging to the Tennis-Court by the Hay-Market, having a great Charge of Money about him, was knocked down in Blue Cross street, near the House where ...

... Flan- ders, May 29. N. S. Yesterday we had a dreadful Light- ning and Hail, most of the Stones whereof were as large as a Tennis Ball, which lasting a full Hour with- out Intermission, all the Corn on the Ground was destroyed (as if it had been mowed) ...

... of his own Father, for stealing from him 200 Yards of Shalloon, valued at 1 0l. The Prince of Wales went Yesterday to the Tennis Court in St. James's Street, and play'd for two Hours with several of the Nobility. Most Conversation runs at present on the ...

... ; being the greatefl Number that ever were enter'd in fo fhort a Time. On Wednefday Night a Gentleman, going through the Tennis- Court from Southampton- Buildings to Middle-Row, Holborn, was fee upon by fome Villains, who fhot him and after- wards made ...

... the foor of St. Leonard Fofter-Lane; and feveral other Charities. On. Tuefday laft Charles Fitzroy, % Mafter of the King's Tennis-Courts in England, was unanimoufly chofen Member of Parliament for the Borough of Thetford in Norfolk, in the Rooih of facomby ...

... 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 ...

... Match at Tennis was play’d at King’s Tennis-Court Whitehall which were prefen: Lord James Cavendifh feveral other Perfons of Diftindtion The Trial Skill was between Mr Clarke Marker of the Tennis-Court Hay-market and Monf Marker of the King’s Tennis-Court ...

... with Sodomitical Pm:bus; on which the Pcrfon accufed endeavoured to get away, but being itop'd, he loon after cut his Throat; tenni Pcrfons being then prefent in the Room, Mr. Woodham, a Surgeon, was fcnt for, who fcwcd up the Wound, and be was permitted ...

... oftheir being detain'd. , The Com- niiflanes ofthc Police have like wife made an exaft Enqui. ry at the.lnn., Eat ing- Houfes, Tennis Courts, and other Places under their Infpc&ion, in order to know the Number of Men employ'd in thofc Place., as well as of ...

... June the 4-i, On the istb paft we bad dreadful Thunder, Lightning and Hail, moft of the Stones whereof wore as large as a Tennis tall, which laft ed a ftdl Horn without Intermijfton ; all Jhe Corn on thi Ground was deftroy ed, its alfo the Trees, Grafs ...