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... 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 ...
... Advertife?, la. Yeflerday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales play'd feveral Games at Tennis with Capt. Bludworth, and other Pcrfons of Diltinaion, at the Tennis-Court at the Cockpit. Mr. Beard, a celebrated Performer in Drury-Lane Houle,' was Yelicrday ...
... are informed, that in the confiderable,to his Brother,Dr.Benjaminnemi ng , Night between the sth and 6th, the North Part in Tennis-Court, Middle-Row, Hoboe s . of the itoof of Palace of the Efcurial was fired by Lightning . : ' and not being perceived till ...
... Pieces of Eight and Cochineal; when the Ship came to Cadiz, the Indigo and.Piects of Eight were delivei'd to the Company's A/tenni, but the Spaniards kept the Cochineal; fo that the Company did not recover of this kcond Seizure above io,oool. and were plater ...
... Spotted Deg in Duriftahle, in order to take the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son, who arc fufcittted to have committed tenni Robberies in that Ncighbourhood, when a fmart Engagement entued, wherein the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son ki li'd one ...
... Voluutiers for his Majefty's Service, under the Command ofthe Hon. Col. Desjean, were fworn by Sir Thomas De Veil, at the Tennis Court near the Duke of Newcaftlc's Houfe, and gave great Marks of their Loyalty to his Majefty, ir. repeating Shouts of, Long ...
... Brit.th Ships a fiern mull loon up with them , they made Sail a. Head, tt prevent the Van of the Enemy efcaping, as did alit, tenni other Ships of the Fleet. The Yarmouth and Devoe. (hire having g.it up and engaged thc. Enemy, and the PrinceGterge being near ...
... his hard Task-matter% this la•JA,ewio liv'd in a buto Agvement. lot %tie trel . .l hit; very geotly, and they were in good Tennis ; h. c ili W idow good Words, and he was iiiighty kind to him. He owned that lie had been cry vvichtu, but faithfully minded ...
... Night, about Eleven o'Llock, tome Highwaymen on Haleback ffopt a Lady's Coach on the South Side of Giolveitur-Square, but tenni People being near, they made uff without their We hear that three Highwaymen, luppoled to be &burgle's, having fame Time before ...
... and refrefhed the Prifoners are more backward there than has been known with Beer and other Liquors, difcharged four of for tenni Years; that in all Likelihood there them, by paying their Fees. will be a Scarcity of Sugar • and that Cenral Yefierday there ...
... Entertainment, at his Howe on Bread-Street-Hill, to the Moft Rev. the Archbilhop of Canterbury, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, and tenni of the Aldermen of this City. The Glotiofo Man of War, Capt. Wilcox, from Lirhon, and St. George, Dormer, from Oporto, are ...