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... Drove, fliall hare half a Guinea, and and rcafonable Charges. WM. Sands, Apothecary and Surgeon of Burgh in LincolnJlire 9 in in wunr of a Journeyman that bas had the Small Pox, and is willing take Apprentice ; or Youth deftitue of a Matter that ferved part ...
... in Lincolnshire, a black Mare, full Aged, with a fwitch Tail, if not alter'd, both Feet behind White, and no other White about her; fhe is fear'd by the Farcy from the Huckbone down to the Flank of the near Side, fourteen Hands and a half high or better ...
... Water-houle be! V J3 Effj; u brown bark\i Mack , 'If,ls Ken, wi'h a Topping p.bout -he Head the End nt her i/a'l Feathers a White, , Webs. covers the y Perfon, ::' J i: r.'-is FaB ' >o they rn*y ' a Guineas > ii t Choll'. ...
... New-built Huiifc, Gardens, Stable?, and Conveniences, tit either for a Gentlcrn&n or together two hundred Acres of Meadow and Failure Ground adjoining the 1 loule. And a Farm about Acres Land, a new-built Home, and needfarv Convc# niencie?. Enquire of Robert ...
... MERIONETH i. William Efa. MONTGOMERY a. Prjre Devereux, Ejq. ■Town of Mont comer v. Wil Corbet. Ef. PEMBROKE h John ampbe'l, hjq. Town Pembroke.' William Owen, Efq. Town of Harerford-Weft. Erafmus Philips, jh'/a RADNOR a. Sir Humphrey How.irth, Ejq. Town ...
... Lincoln, a black Marc, three Years Old, wish a (mall Star and I'wiich Tail, (if not alicr'd) above title hands High. Who ever gives Notice of fame Marc, fo that (he may had again, have half a Guinea reward and xeafonablc Charges. DRop'd from a Gentleman's ...
... THE Paris A-la-main of the lnftant> M. S. brings Advice, that Admiral Haddock's Squadron from Pore Gibraltar and that the King ot has fcrdei'd all the Men War- in his fitted forthwith. the the A-la-main is concerning Exploits lad Week's French A/oil told ...
... ' When powder'd Toupres around are in Chat, Each ttriving his Puffion to ; With kits me, and love me, my Dear, and all that, Let her Anfwcr ro all be, no. When a conrriv'd to lay Virtue afleep, A Prefenr, Treat, a Rail, She ft ill mutt refufe, if her Empire ...
... and compared throughout with late new Edition M. Le du Chat. By Mr. OZELL. has likewife added the Bottom of the Pages, a I o( the Notes, Hiiioj ical, Critical, and Expi an tor v', of the faid M Chat, and others: In which Notes, never printed Englilh, the ...
... on the Poriueuclo Settlements, of which Account has been to Lisbon ; that the Differences between two Kingdoms be at great a Height ever. Out Advices from fay, that according Letters from Tbamas Kouli Ran had the greateff Part of his Army in Turcomans ...
... to Lord Bathurft’s eldeft Son, apiece to Sir William Wyndham’s two Yeflerday a Motion was made at the King’s-Bench, Wefiminfler, chat Mr. Franc might be difcharged from a Recognizance enter'd into in 1730: The Attorney an licitor-General oppofed this ...
... was Turf in : He had a Star his Check, as defuibed in the Gazette, and feem'd about Age and fixe : further id, nothing troubled him but thooc* ing the Man in Epping which he declared was the Man's own Fault; and chat he never robbed a poor Man in his Life ...