... be- ing Chief Mourner -, and the Pall fupported by Major General Tatten, Major General Sabine, Major General Wade, Sir Thomas Hardy, Brigadier Suttop, and Bri* gadiar Ruffel. GUucefter, June 6. We have the following Account of Damages done in the late ...

... lilftol, Prebendary of Canteibury, died in the Cathedral Church, Age. 1 hurfday Lord Morp ...

... James Shyrm, Comman- der of the French Shio, Peter Syd more Doctor, David Sim Ton Gunnery William • ¦Magnis^ Riciv.rd Hardy, Thomas Sutton, Charles Moody, Valentine Halhr plant, and Wi!liim'Mackin_ofn Quarter-Matters \ were hang'd in Chains. y At Wiansbah ...

... LOW DON, Act. 26. . I A Patent will Toon pa/s the teals appointing Robert Hardy, Efq; Purveyor ol his Majefty's Works and Buildings, in the Room of Jamis Moore, Efq; deceaied. The Rev. Mr. ]ohn Gardner isprefented to the Re«* ry m Molton in the County ...

... Sir Edward Tap Chclier, Tho. Erercton, Thigh Williams, Thomas V/ebh, Radnor County, Rich. Fowler, Tho. Clark Litchfield, Tl:omas Clark, Led wichiel, Hardy, Char* Leigh, Sitting Member?. Sir Thomas Gore, Sir *TJ cmas Read John Gtirnley, James Ogjetr'op ...

... following are chofen the Committee the charitable Corporation for relieving indoftrious Poor, viz Sir Thomas Kur. Surveyor of the King's Works, Thomas Scot, Hfq; Under Secretary the Duke Roxburgh, William Oaker, Ignatius Huffey, and Mr. William Mutter ...

... have added to the Fortifications of Collioure and miscarried. discontinued the Demolition of those of Salses. The Kent, Capt. Hardy, and the Lenox, Madrid. November 26. There goes a Re- Capt. Dent, two Third Rates are order'd for port that the King of Portugal ...

... Government ot was then good Health. at Coop:rs-Hall, the tleftion Alderman for the Ward of the Sir Randolph Knip-, deceafedj when Thomas Lombe, Knt. one of the Satlitf, was elected without any Opposition. Edinburgh, Miy troin Chfgow, that laft Week died there ...

... Sommerfet's Gray Mare, Leverage, rid in Yallow. Third I diftanced Mr. Rice's dun Mare, Phenex, rid in Blue. Firft j Firft Sir Thomas Reynold's dun Mare, Bath Lady, rid in Yallow, Second J Second Mr. Asklock's bay Horfe, Squirrel, rid in Red. j^ • Fourth I ...

... the fame being in extraordinary good Condition : Aid tfe Hovfes, Trace, Waggons, TiHßbrillf, Ploughs, Harrows, Dew-Rakes, Hardies, and fome o:her Utcnfills are to be Sold, to the Tenant who hires the Farm •, the faid Mr. Rowning not intending to flavc ...

... On Thurfday, at a Trial at the Court of Common Pleas before the Lora Chief juftice Eyre, on an Altion for 2000 1. Damages, Thomas Apreece, Eifel; obta i ned a Verdia for i Damages, agaitift Sir Robert Henley, for cohabiting with his Wife, whilft he was ...

... Wall on the Infide : Oakley leapM down and got clear off, but Honyman broke her Leg by the Fall, and being carried to St. Thomas's Hofpitai, it wasjudg'd neceflary to cut it off to fave her tifc, which was done on Tuefday following: About 3 o'clock that ...