... conditions to them, and fo little profitable to our realm, it could be effeaet The Duke of Anera, difcourfing to one of great privacy and truft with him, after that he had heard that the peace was in fuch form concluded, faid in plain terms, that the King ...

... case was known when he should set out for Ireland, that both the time his departure and his route wore managed with more privacy than even Secret En-1 pedition. He went by the Head, affording th« ' shortest sea passage, and was insured before lie j put ...

... it was known when he should set out for Ireland, that both the time of his departure and his route were managed with more privacy than even a Secret Ex- pedition. He went by the Head, as affording the shortest sea passage, and was insured before he was ...

... ksiowtt !- . when fte:itould ft ourfor Ireland, that both the ahlie; ,- of his -clap:lnure and hi:tiopte an - te managed privacy than even a Secret Exptidition. He the _Heark,.. as!affording ilv4 (hooch fea paage,„ ad ' : was infure&beFore'be on board ...

... known when he should set out for Ireland, that both the time. 'of his departure and his -rout were - mana,, , red with more privacy than even a secret expedition. Ile went by the head •as afrording the short:est sea passage, and was insured before he was ...

... Benefit, and the Means of preserving reputation unsullied, 24 the Plan is established with the most scrupulous Attention to Privacy. The Lady has the valuable LUNAR PILLS to dis. , posr Of. These Pills have dune wonderful Cures in Qbstruaions, Irregularities ...

... 'benefit, • and the or preferving reputation un.: fullied, ..as the plan is eftabliihed with the aloft fcrupulous attention . to privacy. - The Lady . has the valuable Lunar Pills todifpOfc of. There .Pills have clone lonic, wonderful cures in 0. - hltructions ...

... James's, he has occafion to be often there on bufinefs and to receive company, and confequently Come degree of enjoyment and privacy may be defirable. Not being an inhabitant of London, I am ignorant of the nature of the property and tenures that might be ...

... fid Bridewell, contrived effeft their escape from thence, getting over the wall with the assistance of some ropes they had privacy procured for the purpose : one of them is supposed have fallen from the top of the avail, as man was heard groan for » co ...

... down and expired.. Her limbs were . contracted, and her whole frame most frightfully scorched. She had lived in the utmost privacy. Her cher ami is inconsolable. The flames had spread over the room, and it was with difficulty that the house could be saved ...

... his seat. ' . .-'•• Mr. Addington was with His 'Majesty ret peatedly last week, at Buckingham-House. ' Fof the sake of privacy*, the Duke of Cumberland's carriage, every day, went to fetch him. The Duke of Bedford left town last week for Bath. His Royal ...

... so comply Z tr^S ?? , b T CirCUlated *> to -22 mi -Kr bf X , , 5 ! nd ' however the Gentlemen might have calculated upon privacy, notwithstanding the lateness of the hour, several hundreds of spec- tators were witness to the important contest, which ended ...