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... Lovers of died that ingenious in Mr Van-derbank of Limners this Age produced the charitable the late William Tay-leure Saville-Row Efq was diftrtbuted ten deciy’d Houfe keepers of St James’s Parifh being each without any Charge or Deduction Wnatfoever Morning ...
... at Portsmouth the 25th of this Month, but were impeded by the Severity of the Frost. The Court goes out of Mourning To mor- row for the late Emperor of Germany and the late Czaiina. On Saturday the 6th .Instant, about Three o'Clock, Mr. William Strutt ...
... s will alphabetically printed in the Beginning of this Work. Proposals are delivered, tikenin, by Mr. Hitch in Patcr wjier Row, Mr. in St. Pants Church-yard\ R. Ware in Carter; fifth Hazard near Stationers-Hall; William and Cluer Dicey Church yard, London ...
... Diet at thi. JunCture or not; and alter Debate in three long Self.- ons, it was carried the B tii in tlie Negative, 'i o-inor- row Morning M. Palmilierna fets out from this Piace for Oftrogotliiaiui : His Orders pre to regulate jiis Stay there, fb as to be ...
... upon* Chrift's prerogatives in Scotland gave Ground to think, bat as the Appointment ofthe O'bfervance of this Faft in England Rows from the Exercife of the Kir ig's Supremacy over that Church, fo it may v. reckoned that this Proclamation proceeds from the ...
... to the Publick London: Printed for R. Dodfley, at TullyVHead it Pall-Mall; and fold byT. Cooper, at the Globe j Pater-nofter-Row ; at either of which Places Bookfeller' Advertifements, and Letters to the Author, are taken in N. B. All pefpbh Care will le ...
... the melting of the Snow and Ice have made extraordinary Floods: Last Night the People in Patrick's street, the Poddle, New Row, &c. were removing their Goods out of their Ground-Floors, expecting every Minute to have them overflowed and drowned; so there ...
... ; Anrc Ward® in ; Chriftophcr ia Ringftcad Daniel Crawfliav*, in Cliff; John Bethel, ih Brigg Wm. Watfon, Crowland ; Jamei Row, in Thorney ; John Linglcy, in Waltham ; Ctaarles in Mirch - itebeccd. Rains, in Wainflcet; Wra. Wood, George W*ddingten, and ...
... extiliguifll'd beftre it had done any confidcrable Damage. On Friday four Waggrmen, with two of their Wives and Children in a B i.e row actofs the River above Bridge to the Falcon; but met with fuch Interruption from the Tce, that they were beat about Iron! before ...
... above three Hours before it was drawn. On Friday four Watermen with two of their Wives and Children in a Boat, attempted to row acrofs the River above Bridge to the Falcon ; but met with fuch Interruption from the Ice, that they were beat about from before ...
... certain Ofiice, that io,coo more Men will be railed, and they are hard at work at WooI T wich in making 1 0,000 Wheel- har rows, fuch as are afcd in making Trenches. And yefterday Morning the Lords ofthe Admiralty were extra- ordinarily affembled, and ...