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... ADVERTIS E M E N T S. ?? Addition?, particularly lome Rules icr Breeding Fhcafants, hy a Gentleman ; and an Alphabetical Index) The Sixth Edition ot T*HE COUNTRY GENILEMAN and Farmer's Monthly Dire-*- -1 tor Conraining neceiiary Inftruftiom lor the ...
... We hear from Usk Thomas Smith Labourer was returning Home Mowing his Scythe which entirely laid the Cavity of the which he the Lungs in very violent Manner as Mid-riif its raoft Sendinous Part was carried to John Watkins Apothecary who has perfe&ly cured ...
... Maner recommend to you a pet fea TJnanimity'mong your felves, fuch as may entirely defeat the Hopes of our Enemies, both at Home and Abroad ?? the eroundlefs Infinuations, Cavils artd Clamours ot fome few ill defigning Perfons, to fluke thcStca- dinefsof ...
... three Parts. I. The Ufe and Benefit of Converfation in general, with Inftruftions to diftinguifh good Company from bad. 11. Rules of Behaviour in Company abroad, adapted to all Ranks and Degrees of Perfons ; alfo the Conduft and Carriage to be obferved ...
... three Parts. I. The Ufe and Benefit of Converfation in general, with Inftruftions to diftinguifh good Company from bad. 11. Rules of Behaviour in Company abroad, adapted to all Ranks and Degrees of Perfons ; alfo the Conduft and Carriage to be obferved ...
... on account that a Rule of Court being granted for lummon- ing a Special Jury for his Tryal, which was to laft only Hillary Term, and the Sittings, the Jury who try'd him was not fummon'd 'till the Term after, and by the fame Rule of Court 3 fo that the ...
... Ar- ticles by way of Satisfaction. . * I*. That M. de Belmonte, the turbulent Offender, may be pumfhed according to the Rules and Laws of Nations, 11. That the Servants of his Catholick Majefty's Ambiflador be peremptorily releas'd. , HI. That the King ...
... on Account, that a Rule of Court be- ing granted for fum moning a Special Jury for his Trial, which was to lafl: only Hilary Term, and the Sittings v the Jury, who 'cried him, was not fnmraoned till the Term after, and by the fame Rule of Court: So that ...
... Letter t Jan. to. Yefterday Morning about 3 -o'Clock, a Woman of Diftiuftion fell in Labour at the Mafcjuerade, and was carried Home in her Habit, and deliver'd of a Son, in two Hours after. Captain Curling, juft arriv'd from JTeW England, advifes, that the ...
... made over to them; and this Day they were prefented to the Barons of the Exchequer, where they conformed to certain antient Rules and Cuftoms, as telling over Hob-Nails, cutting Twigs &c by which Services the City holds Lands and Tenements 5 They afterwards ...
... ol building a new Parliamcnt-Houfe, during the Recefs, is laid alide for this Year. The Kinfale Man of War, who is recalled Home from Jamaica, and now en her Voyage from thence, wirh a conliderable Number of Me.chant-Men under her Convoy, has on board ...
... Notting d, and 1eXt, and § cn and houles, Ooms } Within | ne and oth by of the of Bar, d En- in the Funes three mford ; With Home- of Mr, i - 3 For the of Noblemen, G ; ok at} men, who fend Venifon, or o gy y! j 2 as ard Wiilcoc! | at Scvenin the Evening ...