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... Newtoun, Efqj Writer to the Signet, one of the principal Clerks of this Ci- ty, Agent to the Convention -of the Royal JJur- rows. Agent for the City of Edinburgh, Doer for the Moft Honourabje the Marquis of A nandale, or Agent to the Bank of Scotland, ...
... have now 10,000 Men in Flanders j J this Day his Majefty reviewed Huske's and'fy fonby's Regiments, which are to embark Tooj t row. The 23d inft. his Majefty will review I Troops of Life Guards and Grenadier Guar- -which will embark foon after. Honey wood's ...
... Hungary, and to withdraw his Troops out of the Kingdom of Bohemia within a Fortnight. He likewife engages to pay the Sums bor- rowed in England upon the Securities in Silefia, both Principal and lnrereft. It is moreover ftipulated that his Pruflian Majefty ...
... for Buck, or Stag Horn. iV. ,1. Any Perl'on that lhall want any of the abovefaid Goods may apply to his own Shop, on the Head-row, in Richardfon's Yaid, in Dailington aforefaid, or co Mr Lionel Slater, Flait Dref- fer, at che Pack-hone, in the Side, Newcaftle ...
... fetrit Enmity to \Truth, not to have declared for it. All the Practical Points of Chrif ianify, as thty were chiefly bor- rowed frem the befi of our Sermons, fell naturally into that Method; in which I thought proper to continue them, for tbe clearer ...
... Religious Duties. In Familiar Dialogues. Printed for T. Longman, at the Ship, and C. Hitch, at the Red Lyon, in Pater-nofter-row : And fold by S.Watfon and K. Baily Inßury, J. Kendal! and Mr;. Burnham in Cdchejicr, W. Eaton in Yarmouth, j. Gleed inN*rw:c ...
... Pater-nofter-row, c?-vi ...
... getting our her Oars, they found it impoflible to elcape; whereupon the Captain order'd four of his Men into the Long Boat, to row his Mother and Wife on Shore, to prevent their falling into the Hands ot the Spaniards. Tney left the Pink about tive in the ...
... Coblentz and-Menrz, * and to M. Coigny to command 20,000 Men on ' the Lower Rhine. Aujirian Camp at Pitzence, June 17. To-mor- row* we march for Prague, where the French Army is polled. Our Huffars make much Mpo> ty and take many Prifoners. ...
... Hodges, on London-Bridge 5 E. Cummins, it the Royal Exchange.; S.. Harding, in St. Martin's Lane; - T. LbKman, in Pater-noiler-Row 5 W. Sandby, at the Ship without I,emple-13ar ; J. Jolliffe, and J. Jao,fon, In Sr. jarries'sStreet 5 H. Chapelle, ih Grofv ...
... the Privateer thought fet to iheer • otF, and th.ifc Men that were alive on Deck, leap'd overboard, ex- • apt one whom I have row a Frifoner. We found three dead en • c-ui Detk, and as our Prifoner informs us, we killed and wounded • jo more, for they threw ...
... of Church rower. Ditcoiufe IV. On the Mean- taken by the Priefts-to lix their Yoke. Printed by T. Cooper, in Pater-noftei:- row. 1 0 .••: fioftr, A Farm of Land, call'd ReiyMi r e s, lying near LX. Ryion Wood-lide, now in the .oil'eilioii oi Joi.ii Nixon ...