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... y pleafed appoint the following for the Year eniuing, viz, Berks, Robert Gayer, Efq: John Crawley, Efq', Bucks, John Pollard, of Leikhamftead, £/ ...
... land, John Eglir^hxm, Efq; Nottinghamjbire, Thomas Pprter, E'q; / Oxon, Rutlandjbire, William Fowler, Efq; Salop, Thomas Beal, Efq; SomerJet(l)ire, '$/?'«*'* Southampton, Richard jervoilt; of Hcrriard, Stafford, of- Senm End . V*q Suffolk, John Eldrcd ...
... lhve Parliament for Borough Plymouth, in the room Robert Efij; made Governor Alio another for New Shore ham in in the room of John Philliptbn, F.fo; who tincc his election ha, accep ed the one of the Conimillioners the Navy, in the Place the (aid Mr. Bving ...
... were Parfengers aboard. We hear from Elandford Dorfetfhire, that 011 Thurfday laft, between the.Hours of Light and Nine the John Tothcvill, one tne Keepers to Jacob Banks, Weft-Walk within Cranborne Chace, was baiharoufly the common Field .belonging the ...
... and th'-u a Hamburgh Ship lately pais the Sound paving the cuftomary '1 oil* 18. The Nobility of the and Podolia have taken Arms, and cntcr'd into new Confederacy to 'rr. King they are ar prefer)' the Neighbourhood of Grodhow* ii.der the Command the Minzek ...