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... %ther S mtors are already arrived, and the reft cf the Nobilrty are flprttf ë}tpeãi fo that there will a greater Cut. ccttrft of them than way i û ...
... tie Father to Marquis of the V fame -In a me, - Knisnt the •' Meters of the King, and Lieutenant- General his Armies; cue Count din this City fome Days ago', afkr having been 10 Years Piifoner CalisandS. umr.r, a', Preriv-F.cfe; finceh's Arrival, he, ...
... macfe* an Irruption into Norway : But two Days ago we had Advice chat the Danifti Major-Geiurai Lutzauw had ?? Thoufand Men, and that the Swcckfl thereupon retreated back again. ' Some Letters (a.v^ that the King of Sweden himftlf-was nut hi flu: Ex*. pedit'ion ...
... to fee a Horfe-Race,. wita Sir Richard (inflow, and have avdet'dHantpton-Court to be fitted ' up, that they may there ail the Summer. A French Poft is come in, advifing that the Chamber Jufu'ce makes the People murmur, infomuch, that they fear a Civil-War ...
... out of that Place,-nottvithfLiuiing the Endeavours chat are'ufed by tiie Emperors Envoy; who hasYreuuefit Conterences with the Deputies of the States', hire in that the Ele&or of Cologn fhall write a Lerttft'* to- the Stasis very obliging Terms, byway ...
... there is- Reafon to believe, chat the Venetians had no fuch Advantage in the laft Action over the Itifidels, as thty have given out; bolides,, tho' our Letters from Venice advife, that their la A Convoy with 1200 Men, and a confiderable Sum of Money, was ...
... Devotion, relating to the pre- fent War againft the Christians. The Grand Signior having Grounds to fear, that God may have a defign to make Ufe of the Rod of his Indignation, for the Chaftifetnent of the Ottoman JEmpire 5 and the Sultan to prevent his ...
... built at different Ports, each fit to contain a hundred Men in cafe of undertaking all which are fiflifli aby Spring at fartheft. Mean while, the King making a fort of Preparations, if he-had the lame Thine A \ lew: But confidering the Scarcity of Money ...
... Sunday Morning laft between and of the Clock, a Fire began in the French Chappe!, the tipper end Spring Garden, (occafion'd as is faid, by the Carlefnefs of a Woman who had made Fire to air the Pipes of a new Organ, which was to have play'd thefirft time ...
... Monday' the Afternoon, and was preparing Water to Utrecht, and directly tor Hanover, real the Czar of Mule ivy waits have a ier.ee wi His A'laj ity, who tomes tack will Hay 1 ;nc. ime the Hague. ■ u T*., t.vo . i'-om Vienna, that the Turks hat! began Hotlilitr ...
... in the Pretence oi a great Number of the Nobility, and after- wards received the Sacrament according to the Church of England. Yefterday two Soldiers drinking at the Crown Ale Hoiife, in Ceck Alley, by Stationer's Hall, took up a Book- Binder in their ...
... Spotted Feverl | Water in the Head - A.5 A LT I Found Dead a at St Saviours in Southwark i. o One by a Mufquet-Bullet at St Olave in Southward and One a Fall from a Horfe Mary Bow.' Overlaid x. Scalded to Death ...