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... ; being the greatefl Number that ever were enter'd in fo fhort a Time. On Wednefday Night a Gentleman, going through the Tennis- Court from Southampton- Buildings to Middle-Row, Holborn, was fee upon by fome Villains, who fhot him and after- wards made ...
... oftheir being detain'd. , The Com- niiflanes ofthc Police have like wife made an exaft Enqui. ry at the.lnn., Eat ing- Houfes, Tennis Courts, and other Places under their Infpc&ion, in order to know the Number of Men employ'd in thofc Place., as well as of ...
... very well, and knew very well thofe Perfons which to attend him to Chapel and from; and laid, God blefs you all, repeated it tenni and feveral Times. He begg'd for more Nriduals, which the abovetaid Gulch:nail gave him • whenever he called for it: He began ...
... Diffurbances in Scotland, are laid to hairs been occalioned by Letters written from that Country, mentioning the Re urn of tenni Highland Chiefs (MCC the Mt of Indemnity, who to be full of Money, and it was bdieved had not improved their Principles much ...
... LONDON, April 14 Thurfd.iv Sir Thomas Dc Veil went to the Tennis Court, ne-.i the Duke of Ncwcaftlc's Houfe, and there enliftcd near zoo Swils Piorellant Sirvanrs, who have volumatily oflcr'd tlieir Service to his Majelly, in cafe of any foreign Invalion ...
... en ) NE Halt Oxesng 0} { and, in of Mr. Themas Lamin, I he wile one with a Home Cleic, two Cow Commo fome Lard in the in Tennie ot Thomas Enquire ter Porticulars Davie | tham, who has Vo. ert: the ome eee Wyte SOLD, wa .. Win, ...
... fpinning. & which, our correfpondent was at the where thefe girls are faid to work. ' , )S (fays he) an old open houfe as. 6 Tennis-court at Edinburgh, with forms in it to fit on, and two gall fuch as are ufual in other places of fhip ; but there are no ...
... Letters of Marque are gone to Holland, for the Englifli Ships fitting out there. On Thurfday Sir Thomas De Veil went to.the Tennis-Court, near the Duke of Newcaflle'a Houfe, and there enlifted about 200 Swifs Pro- teftant Servants, who have voluntarily ...
... Spotted Deg in Duriftahle, in order to take the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son, who arc fufcittted to have committed tenni Robberies in that Ncighbourhood, when a fmart Engagement entued, wherein the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son ki li'd one ...
... Brit.th Ships a fiern mull loon up with them , they made Sail a. Head, tt prevent the Van of the Enemy efcaping, as did alit, tenni other Ships of the Fleet. The Yarmouth and Devoe. (hire having g.it up and engaged thc. Enemy, and the PrinceGterge being near ...
... Voluutiers for his Majefty's Service, under the Command ofthe Hon. Col. Desjean, were fworn by Sir Thomas De Veil, at the Tennis Court near the Duke of Newcaftlc's Houfe, and gave great Marks of their Loyalty to his Majefty, ir. repeating Shouts of, Long ...