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... be- ing Chief Mourner -, and the Pall fupported by Major General Tatten, Major General Sabine, Major General Wade, Sir Thomas Hardy, Brigadier Suttop, and Bri* gadiar Ruffel. GUucefter, June 6. We have the following Account of Damages done in the late ...
... IP j W ICH, Nov 5, 1-4S, THOMAS HADFIELD, who ktepi t.e Mat- CHESTER Warehouse in tbi* Tn-11, h-ving ,'oft ki-a hon, ia going to Uave this Trar.c, and will f*.i ...
... Princefs Louifa, ThomasWaterhoufe, 40oJamaica. Stafford, Thomas Trevor, 400 Ditto. Worcefter, Perry Mayne, 400 Ditto. Windfor, George Berkley, 400 Ditto. Centurion, George Hanfon, 400 Weymouth, Thomas Trefufis, 400 . Warwick, John Toller, 400 Superbe, Hon ...
... . Tuefday Thomas Millet and John Beacham were try'd for breaking ©pen the Houfe of Sir John Ellwall, Bart, of Egham in Surrey, and both capitally convicted. Tuefday Anne Duck was committed to Newgate by Sir Jofeph Hankey, for robbing Thomas Greetham, ...
... Reafon, (Ac. Being the Subftance of Nine SERMON S, preached at the Parifh Church of Layham, in the County of Suffolk, By SAMUEL HARDY, A.B. Curateof Layh am. This W ORK is now in the Prefs, and will be publiilied with ell convenient Speed ; it will be printed ...
... Sommerfet's Gray Mare, Leverage, rid in Yallow. Third I diftanced Mr. Rice's dun Mare, Phenex, rid in Blue. Firft j Firft Sir Thomas Reynold's dun Mare, Bath Lady, rid in Yallow, Second J Second Mr. Asklock's bay Horfe, Squirrel, rid in Red. j^ • Fourth I ...
... fhort Paufe, and then began at the 1 5th Verfe of the fame Pfalm, and finifhed it : Fie was either very Obftinate and Feol-hardy. or entirely innocent ; which of the two, God only knows : The Rev. Mr. Girdleftone was very affidyous in attending him, and ...
... the fame being in extraordinary good Condition : Aid tfe Hovfes, Trace, Waggons, TiHßbrillf, Ploughs, Harrows, Dew-Rakes, Hardies, and fome o:her Utcnfills are to be Sold, to the Tenant who hires the Farm •, the faid Mr. Rowning not intending to flavc ...
... the Books of the Admiralty-Office, viz. Commodore Leftock, Rear of the Red ; Capt. Steward of the White 3 and Sir Charles Hardy of the Blue. We hear there arc Eight Englifh Men of War now cruiz- ing in the Bay of Bifcay. Lond. D. Poft, and Gen. E. Poft ...
... Scotch Greys arriv'd in the Borough of Southwark on their March to Dover, where they are to embark for Flanders. They arc fine hardy Fellows that want no Seafonmg, and made an Appearance agreeable to all but the Inn-keepers. We hear that this Day the H of ...
... a fhort Paufe, and then began at the 15th Verfe of the fame Pfalm, and finifhed »t : He was either very Obftinate and Fool-hardy, or entirely innocent , which of the two, God only knows : The Re/. Mr. Cairdleftone was very ?? in attending him, and with ...
... Ludlow, will be created a Peer of Great Britain, by the Title of Lord Herbert, of Cherbury. Lond. E. P. iff Wye. Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. is elected Member of Parlia- ment for Portfmoath. John Frederick, Efq; is elected Member of Parliament for Weftlow in ...