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... provided for to above 2001,-.. We hear that Col.JVimftrong, lately went over France with old deinolifh a Harbom punknk, &c. and fee chat a» Proceedings relating thereto perform Treaty, 0.1 his Return Home, having viewed and lounded the fame tflldtual ...
... publijhed a ftvere Mandate avainfl th>m Chi I aft the Lords of the Committee ofCouncl, took into Conflderaticn a Vifcbediet ce pewa fom»'of the Jurats of the IJl: of l ferfey y not regijiring Order Council, which rev-rfed a Sentence of their Court, and a Letter ...
... being under Apprehensions of a Visit from some of his Majesty's Messengers, borrowed a Horse of a Friend the other Day, under Pretence of going out one Afternoon to take the Air, but has not thought fit to return since. A Brother of his, who had not so ...
... carried rtffa new Suit of Gray Cioth two • V a 1 CCS ofDlmev ' a Pottage Pot, Pewter Diihes, Plates, &c, Ark!' YtrtwUy one Robrrr Loockfmith,' waaflopp'd a Pawn Broker's, where her offered the faid Goods n a -«n; the Goods were found by his own Infxroanoiij ...
... committed Newgate, Warrant from the LorJ •Carteier, for giving a falfc Information upon Oath. Three frifhing lioats belonging Rye, were 011 the Inftant cart away upon the Sands by a Storm which aroie a fudden, ai>d leveral t»r the Men were drowned. We hear, ...
... Gloucener of I. per Annum, a Widower aged about 60, having told one Mrs. Gregory, a Gentlewoman of that Town, chat he would marry her Daughter, a beautiful and vertuous young Woman, was lhe a Fortune-an fwerable to himfelr, but that he would ...
... dead That had cot been a cowardly Dog, Crifpe had never lived prate, if had but cut his . order'd h Moon, Taylor, that Years and h:ilf flnce, Coke was faying . that Criipe a good nothing Fellow, and was more to kill hiiiV than a Dog: '\ his Wife had Trick ...
... Bar the Fix ft Day next Term, when will as a Spreader Lafl Thurfday N'ght a Fellow was committed to the New Jail {or County of Jufiic'e for avay a Woman's Pocket, in v.hich 2.5 Guineas, a Broad Peice, and a Shilling. , The of Joint from the ...
... Privilege beforementioned a elTential one, weii for the Support the Crown itlelf, for th& Good and Safety ol whole Kingdom, we cannot, we conceive, without betraying theft- great Trufls which are repofed in Peers rhis Realm, to a which tends in our Opinion ...
... Veneris, Marti] A Petition Francis Lord Rrckcfter, was fenced and iead, praying the the Houfe, as his 111 fhnding Osder prohibiting ou a Penalty, any Lord appear Council before Houle Commons, anfwer any Accuiation there. Which Order being read, a Morion was ...
... which kill'd a Man in that Town, as he was forting Flax in a Chamber, weaving in his Hand, the Lighning it on Fire, and fufFoca.tea him did no farther Damage, there was a great deal in the fame Room. His Wife the fame Time > was delivered of a Child, and ...
... flood in his Canonical Habit, with a Handkerchief under his Chin to keep his Band clean; when they were taken out of the Pillory, were fpit on and hifs'd by every Body and the hired Mob were beat in a mofl ter»ibfe Manner. A Letter from on board the Rye Man ...