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... 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 ...
... Bookfellers, viz. Mr. Stagg in Weftminfter-Hall, Mr. Dodney in Pall-Mall, Mr. Woodward in Fleet-fireet, Mr. Davis in Paternoller-row, Mr. Whitridge at the Royal Exchange, Mr. Lea e at Math, Mr. Clements at Oxon, Mr. Thurlbourne at Cambridge, Mr. Hildyard at ...
... 01l Fit:lay Night feemingly in good Watch. Yefterday a poor Woman in great Diareti, with a young Child, begging in Channel-Row, Wefitnintler, .. ; to a Member of Parliament coining by, vrdtsed them to 1:,! immediately taken Care of, and a Sum of Monty ...
... Day No. 15757 and No. 58848 were each drawn a Prize of moo° I. One of which belongs to Mrs. Bell a Milliner in Pater- notter-row ; and the other to Mr. Obrien a Welt Incl , a Bro. Lowry Tickets this Afternoon, no Pricc. All manner of Military S:ores are ...
... Bookfellers; viz. Mr. Stagg in Wellminfter-Hall, Mr. Dadfley iii Pall-Mall, Mr. Woodward in Fleet-ftreet, Mr. Davis in Paternofter-row, Mr. Whitridge at the Royal Exchange, Mr. Let.e at Bath, Mr. Clements at Oxon, Mr.Thurlbourne at Cambridge, Mr. Hildyard at ...
... f&lowilig Bookfellers, viz. Mr. Stagg in Wellminfler-flail, M. in Pall-Mall, Mr. Wcrdward in Fleet.tfreet, Mr. Davis in Patermiller-row, Mr. Whitridge at the Royal Exchange, Mr . e at Bath, Mr. Clements at Oxon, Mr.Thuribourne at Caml - 4:dge, Mr. Ifildyard at ...
... N. B. 'Tis a very proper NEW-YEAR'S GIFT for All Young PEOPLE whatfbever. rrinted for T. COOPER, at the R in Pater-nofter Row, _ LoNnom. Dr. ROCK'S TINCTURE, Which gives infant Eafe in the moll violent TOOTH ACII, in a Mort Time clues the Scurvy in the ...
... rocure Hands to navigate my Ship to Bourdeaux there is ftill a Rilquea, for there are fierivatects out from this Port, and two Row-Boats from Paffage, who ply 'twist this and Bourdeaux, and have taken another Ship from Ireland with Beef, &c. Your's, &c. Ja ...
... that excellent Comedian Mr. Benjamin Griffin. On Sunday lad the Channel of the Thames being clear of the Ice, feveral Boats row'd up and down the River in quell of dead Bodies, hoping thereby to gct good Booty. Lafl Friday Thomas Hawkins, alias Dumplin ...
... ot the Common- C uncil Me n or (Zicenhith Ward. It is reckoned he has died worth 20,0:10 1. Yeiterday Morning did in Saville-Row, the Right Hon. the of Marchniont. The tame Day died at hi, Houfe in flufwell-Court, Careyfirect, (Jilts E: . re, Etq; his Majefty's ...
... Natural Lewes and Confequences of the Froil. NecelEty and Ufefuln4ls of an Mt for publick Regiftries of Land. Charafler of Mrs. Rowe; Extratt from Mr. Voltaire's IntrodufliOn to his Effay on the /Era of Lewis XIV forbid in France • Anfwer to what is Reafon ...
... law a large Man of War under Britifh Colours, &tiding in, as they prefumed, for that Road or Harbour, and having fo (aid they row'd away: ahe French Captain believing the Tale true, and knowing he could not juitily his Condua, flipped his Cables ? and purfu'd ...