... 00 cafioncd by a Tr.;de which is reviv'd, call'd Hiring of Horfes (that V buying the Chance of Lottery Ticket* for a certain time) that 'tis often diffisult to paft ancl repafs that way \ and 'ti* remarkable that a poor Servant Maid at a Daiiy Houfe in ...

... his Hurmig Wild H>gs a w a toed him, fo that he got a- wiy by Swiming, and hid himfelf among the Bufhes \ how- ever they took hi* V.ff.l with fome Plunder, viz his Gold** Watch,f.me old Phte, Money, &c. and were in hopes they had put a (lop to the Defigns ...

... Sittingborn. We hear; that in a 0)W time will be Aeted at the Theatre in Highftreet in this City, the Entertainnieht of the Necromancer, or Harlequin Dr. Fauftus. Scene I. A Study, the Donor difcover'd fetting at a Table in a thoughtful Poffure : he riles ...

... So_._h and North L.-iths, Canon^a'e Port-burgh, Caldtoun and their Pertinents: Therefore the Magi .■.rates 2nd Conn- ciido hereby give Notice^ 'J'hat they are ro ufe the Reme- dies chat by Law are direcied in that Behalf a^ainri aii fueh as (hall not, on ...

... Lightnings : A.Servant of ?? at Royfton, at Plough, fcorched thro' his Cloaths, from the Naval upwards, and killed ; a Boy with bim ftruck dead at tbe lame Time. A Horfe killed at Chefham, Backs, as fofln al the Rider got off hi* Back. ¦¦ ...

... read several Road Bills. LONDON, March 29. At the Assizes held at Chelmsford, A worthy Cler- gyman was try'd. for a Rape or an Assault to commit a Rape, but it appear'd to be a malicious Prosecuti- on, set on Foot with an ill Design, so the Clergyman was ...

... Thai a Gentleman and his Servant travelling over the Kirnamouth, about eight Mile* long, and com- ing within a Mile of an Alehoufe, the Mafter ordered his Man to rid before to get his Horfe Shod, the Man was no fjoner out of Sight than Opftorts a Highwayman ...

... Meffteurs, . . ?? WE are bound in Duty to lay before the Court a printed Piece, a Copy whereof we have got, which bears all the Characters of a moft fcandalous Libel. . _ . It is entituied. A Parallel ofthe Doclrinei of the Pagans with that of the Jefuits ...

... the next Excljc- Office, ofthe Places, where they make Inch Candles, (im- _efs they compound for the Duty thereof; to theend chat tie proper Officers may take an Account ot the Candies by them fo made, under the Penalty oi Fifty Pound- fterltng. .Alfo by ...

... having been vety chat it iblc to the poor. The Murtherer of the late M. Hahn in lifts ffill, that he killed that Heretick by COM • mand of John Nepornuteuus, a Bohemian Stint. The great Fire that broke out Ii tely at Naurubourg, a fmall Frontier Town ...

... belongiugto the S, S, Company, £ Price Two pence. J Yefterday the Turky Company had a Meeting, wherein feveral Speeches were made by Sir Peter Delme and others, importing, chat a War was unavoidable, and feemM to be upon the Point of breaking out, and therefore ...

... 30S CO 39 $ Oats 914 himfilf to be a Bafiard, but a near Relation of Mrs. Hayes • but what_ way he could tux tell ; that he was put to a Taylor malt 17 22 „Ad. Hone Beans i s 10 in Worceßerthire, and that there was a Country Shoemaker P ale Malt z , Peas ...