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... befides Swivel Guns. 100 , 1_1 1 ;11, 20. On Fhucfi y laft the Hon. Col. Chat . : c .)rwAv here from England, whole Rerrnent is now in ot:r Barracks. This 'k one Mr. Murray fold a Piece of Cleth made wit:t Limp at our Unnen- Hall, which exceeded any Flax ...
... Crowns. of --, advife, chat all the Preparations that His Excellency the Earl Waldegrave is preparing arc making there may terve only to fily: Ap- to fet out for London. yearances; for there, they have no real Inclina- Extra& of a Letter from . .Loadon ...
... Wennsinfter, as be;. ing Part of the Eftate of John Ward of Hackney. Efq; in purfuance of a Decree of the High - Court of Chancery. On Friday Morning Mr. Wright, a Higler, going from Chinkford- Hatch for London, wts 3 times itopt before he got to Layton-none; ...
... before they (hall be exhibited on the Stage. A Miniller arriv'el here Come Time Week from the moll potent Prince Theodore the 'Fiat, King of Cor fi ca, eharg'd with an important Cornmifrion to a Perton who ' keeps a Coffee.hnufe in the Spring.Gardens,Charing-Crofs ...
... of his Money, and obliged him to take a Draught they had in a Bottle; which he apprehending to be Nana, made all pollible balk to an Apothecary's in Drury-Lane, and fent for two very eminent Phyliciatis, who, by a proper Emetick, foon difcovet'd that he ...
... itom a Pot of Turpent;ne in a Boat bdeptgirr, to 0:c Lla;b:n, which over, fircd her, and horn her the Fire fpread to the tning ef the Charrnirg NL-ry, on board whom t here was a ( licnt Nu:nbt.r of Hands to have .extinv,4lTlrd the Flames, but a Rumour ...
... Port at S 11. 6d. a tia,lon; or is. 6d. a Ct r a .a rt ia Methuen Wine at 6s. a II Gal. or s. a Qt. *ra Wine at 6s. a Gal. or s. 7d. a . Sherry at s ...
... Proceffion fhall go in at chat Door, and quite round the Choir into Henry the Seventh's Chapel, from the Prince of Wales's Apartments in . the Houle of Lords, on Saturday ncxt. The Scaffold is to be hung with black Bays. We hear that a Detachment of teoo of ...
... Isiftant Oaober, from Mr. Samuel Goddard at the Court Lodge at Old Romney, a Chefnut Mare, about 14 Hands and a half high, 4 white Feet, a Scar on her near Foot that is hardly well, a large Star in her Forehead, and forne white on her upper Lip. She is fufpetted ...
... JOHN FOWLE, Clerk of the Lid Dyrtichvrch, July 5. 1739. Now to_be LETT, A New Brick'd Houfe, the Church in St. P Canterbury, having four Rooms on a Floor, a good allar, with With- home, Yard, and other good Convoiicncies, lately in the Occapation ut ...
... Fortune, whofe Father was a great Merchant of this City, riding full Speed with another Gentleman down a Hill within • Quarter of a Mile of Winchefter, his Horfe threw him, and one of his Feet hanging in Stirrup, he was dragg'd a confiderable Way; by which ...
... fo fertile, and fo opulent bt.tore this Misfortune. Fxrrad of a Letter London, at. Wheat 2! 24 Oa , a 9 I I Rye it is Pe. , l IS at Bailey 13 II Tads Brown Malt a 6 z 9 Pale 17 11 old 1 a 4 8 lik , rs 14 16 New tlops 70 9O Deal, Tilly 26. On the arrived ...