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... believing, gave the Woman the Plate, which the immediately carried away, and has not fince been heard of. Yetlerday Sir Charles Hardy hoitted his Flagon board the Carolina Yacht at Deptford, fo that every thing being now ready, they Wait only for Sailing Orders ...
... Southwark. . J°hn Beauchamp, otherwife Beacham, ThomatMillet, and I ;:t . , Thomas Whiting, for bariiayiodly breaking open th 6 Houle f Sir John, hi xiii James Hunt and Thoma . Collins for Sodomy, - And Richard . Kablefor returning from 'franfportation ...
... Watch dtwo,;°.d Rings He is an Offender, and has infome Yea,-: 0 a..d Wiltfhireior Lit Richard Synms was 1° I,CW i>n ...
... inducing his Converfion, previous to his receiving the Holy Communion on the Feaft of Chrift's Nativity now next enfuing. Thomas Abney, Efq; ocie of his Majefty's Council learned in the Law, is appointed Judge ofthe Marfhalfea Court, in the room of Sir ...
... Yefterday in the Evening were interred in a hand- fome Manner at St. Dunftan's Church on St. Dunftan's Hill, the Bodies of Mr. Thomas Phillips, a Wine-. Merchant in Tower-ftrcet, and his Sifter, who died within a Day of each other. On Monday laft a Stack of ...
... Seal ; and that the Hon. Mr. Pelham is appointed in his room. Price T-^O'Pjenci, I It's likewife faid that the Honourable Thomas- Win- 'nington, Efq; has refign'd the Place of Cofferer to his Majefty. An odd Affair happened lately at VVcll-Wrating in ...
... very heinous in it (elf; and eat only fo, but is aggravated alfo by many unufuel .circiliuflances • the Kindnefs of Capt. Hardy, and the Want of any Quarrel or Difference which in the Heat of Paffion might fuggett a Defire of Revenge, and thereby draw ...
... for procuring the'peace of Europe, on Account thereof will be laid be : lore the Par lia meat. Laft Tuefdav the Corps of Thomas Sergeant, Efqi hts Gentleman Por'cer of the Tower, was iaterr'B at KKBum in Eflex, being the Barying Place of that F»i«y« ...
... Groat-Market, near the Post-house. N. B. As some have been pleased to report both in Town and Country, that the said Richard Hardie vas going to give over the Business of Cork-cutting, on purpose to en- gage his Customers; This is therefore to inform the ...
... Time and Place that Army’s Rendezvous Two Mails juft arriv’d bring Advice that his Majefty’s Ship the Torrington Capt John Hardy fail’d from Lifbon the of May N S for the Streights the Durfley Privateer Captain Veitch and the Hunter Privateer Capt Veale ...
... -grove Camel! Mr Attorney Lett upon Lady m itzroy Hen Capt Peter Lawrence Capt Sol Gideon Capt Thomas Biodrick Capt William Fieldi Capt William Boys Capt John Hardy Capt John Loo Hon Edw Bofcawen Capt Henry Harrifon Capt Harry Norris Capt Francis Geary Capt ...