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... aivdj feveral of the Nobility, in the Great Council ClAm.ber. TE3 Vocal Parts by Mr Abbot, Mr Beard, Mr Gates, Mr Bailey/ Mr Row, and the Boys belonging to the Chapel Roy a, and' tbe Inftrumental Parts by his Majefty's Band of Mulick. ?? . i a \ ■' ?? ...
... Savoy, took this Method to efcape. A beaftly Fellow, fuppofed to belong to one ef the Ground Chambers in the Exchequer Office Row in Lincoln's Inn, has for fome time paft got into Lincoln's Inn Gardens, (thro a back Window of the Chamber, as fuppos'd) before ...
... by Paragraph, To which is added, A Ihort State of the late War and Peace. Printed for T. Cooper, at the Globe in Paternofter-row. The End of February next, Will be ready to bt delivered to tht Subscribers, A Collection ofthe State Papers of John T hur loe ...
... Paragraph, To wliich is added, A lliort State of the iatc War and 1' t ack. , ' Piinted lor T. Cooper, at the Globe in Pstternofter-row. Coftetttn Againft May-day m xt, belonging to the Hon. Dixie Windsor and William Shi it en, Efqrs. SEveral Farm s (feparated ...
... and made a Privateer of; k> we fteer'd along the Shore, of and on, till we came to Cape St Vincent, there we fpy'd a Spanifh Row-boat making for us, and we kept under the Sides of our Ship, expefting fhe would come up, but when fhe faw our Guns flic made ...
... carried us to Laguir, on the Coaft of Cnraccas, where they put us into the Stocks for 33 Days : From thence we were lent to the Row Gallics, where we remain'd for fix' Months and a half, feeding on hard Food : From thence they re- manded us on board the Ship ...
... a new- invented A iph abet, anda rreface lhewing the Ufeof it. London: Printed for T. Cooper, at the Globe in Paternofter- row, and fold by Mr Rich a ros on, Bookfeller, in Durham. Cfjte ®an te publiDjeD, Price Si*- pence, Dedicated to the L a d i c s ...
... much above 100, and that the molt Part of 'cm was for Mr WoodrofFe. We arc told the C-— r-ns. ordered the Ballot of To-mor- row to be taken as the Call of .the Houfe is proceeded on. -r-Put off the L,and Tax Committee to Monday, and the , Wooll Committee ...
... Keyfers- wert, and fct it up under the Cannon of this Town. Three Battallions of French Troops will enter this Place To-mor- row, and the Marfhal de Maillibois is expefted in two or three Days with a Detachment of Cavalry, who are to re- main in Garrifon ...
... Wind in the Night, and fuppofed to be gone to fome Port in Ireland. The Royal Efcape Yatch is order'd to be converted into a Row Galley, and to be employ'd as a Cruizer ia fcour- ing the Coaft of Spsnifli Privateers. We hear, that the Spy Sloop of War is ...
... leave her ; in do- ing which one ofthem was drown'd, and the reft driven off to Sea, where, after the Fatigue of 42 Hours rowing, with- out Conipafs or Provilion, they were taken up by a French Ship, who gave them a Compafs, and fome Bread and Wa- ter; ...
... that on the 30th of April, a French Boat from StMalo's brought an Account, that on the _-7tl. of rhc fame Month three Spanifli Row Boats, with four Guns befides Patererocs, and forty or fifty Men each, came into that Port. A Dutch Eaft Indi.mian, bound for ...