... Haeue, u. The Story we had ot the Abbot Polignac s being mfulced .n his Coach at Utrecht, and having lus Windows broke, had nothina more it than this: Thar, was on the Ramparts the fecond of this- M°?th, he parcel ot young Boys ay, who fceing hini walking ...

... a-Clockthe greateft Part the Church called the Gray Fryers Church was by Accident or fome defigned Plot blown up the third' Story Steeple, wherein was contained Part the burgh, which was entirely deffroyed. This unhappy Accident:y/3& vsry prifingon account ...

... Secretary of Sweden at Utrecht, has an Account of the Entire Defeat of the Dmic-s by his Matter's Forces. Nobody credits the Story of a jci Engagement, beca the pretended Situation of the Swedifh Army afterw implies a Contradiction, nbec 11. Vi lay an five ...

... New-York, 0&. 14. , They write from Philadelphia of the 20th inftanf, of a very remarkable Story from .Newcaftle, viz. Thac a Tree, about fix Miles from that Town, for fcveral Days ( fince the firft Difcovery thereof) tos had 4 conti- nual Rain, through ...

... IVfojefty often asks for him, and loves to Play with him, he is very pritty, witty, and bold, he diverts the King with feveral Stories that are taught him at the Latin S&ol. ?? . ?? ••■ >*rjj ?Tis faid that above 60 Million? of old Specif hsvp already beenrecoin'd ...

... Jan. 24. to 31. ABortive Evil Small-Pox Aged »77 Fever Sore Leg -■ ■■ Apoplexy ■ French-Pox 1 Stilboxa- —16 Afthma Grave! Story ■ Bloody-Flux Griping in the Guts Stoppage in Stomach 7 Burften ■ 1 Headmoiildlhot 3 Suddenly 1 1 1 Cancer , Hooping-Cough ...

... i'rcMn the Weekly Journal, dat Feb. 22 London, Feb. 21. X)ur laft Foreign Alails have but little in them, except the Old Story over again of Malazzo, the Spaniards in Sicily; one fide Writing what Condition, the Impcria* lifts are in, and what Hur.d}hips ...

... he was carrv’d to the Place of Execution) and bv him, which willfully latisfie the Publick, in relation to the barLarous Stories and Sham Speeches that has hein • in Print on this Gentleman ell the other, Mr, Donneh’s true Speech is alio fold the Prin-er ...

... the Allies, as had been gained Certe & Mettallo, Craft and Money. Thefe ThingSlre done'on purpofc to Jealoufies the . Xjie Story, of renewing the Confederacy among the Allies has nothing-in it; but the Dutch have renew’d the Barrier Treaty with England ...

... have taken fome Portuguese Ships. This Day Water— man rccover'd a verdict before the Lord Chief Baron qco 1. Damages, Captain Story Commander of a Man of War, for giving him 40 ladies the Jeers. ...

... Matters of Rofs and Belhaven, and Stanhope, and Perfb s Note, andnis Grace Stirling on the 7th. We are daily with a great mmy Stories about the Affairsofthe North, but now, according the belt Account* can get, there has not bee-i any Engagement that Side ...

... John Moncurr Printers, for Printing and dispersing a most Seditious Pamphlet against the English Convocation; Because this Story is long, and that you will have several accounts counts thereof at London, I send you enclosed an an exact double of the Libel ...