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... made a Privateer of; • fo we ileered along the Shore, off and on, 'till we • came to Cape St. Vincent, there Spied a Spanilh • Row-boat making for us, and we kept under the • Sides of our Ship expeing the would come up, but • when the faw our Guns the made ...
... Paragraph by Paragraph To which is A Short STATE the late War Peace London : Printed for T Cooper the Globe in Pater-nofter-Row and fold by the Bookfellers the Country This Day is Publifh'd Edition in Vols Price s Fortunate Country-Maid heEn- tertaining ...
... fpot: if an Indian fteals another's rice, we hang the thief on the firft tree we come to. I remember to have heard my uncle Tow Row £>uen Yaden, King of the Six Nations, tell ftory, how fome Britijh people had a fettlement on one of his rivers: they long lived ...
... a Privateer of; fo we fleer d 1 along the Shore, off 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 expecting * flic would come up, but when fhe law our Guns lhe ...
... Gray's Inn, Holbourn ; by T. Woodward at the Half- moon between the Temple-Gates in Fleet-ftreet, and C. Davis in Pa- ternofter-Row. Thofe Gentlemen that paid their Subfcription-Mency to W. Craighton, may have their Books deliver' diy bim. fl L O B E S and ...
... 4r R. S, S. Price 5•„ The English Baronetage. Containing a GenealcgicaUnd fliftorical Account ol ali the English Baronets row exiting, wifh ali their Coats 01 Aim, curioufly engraven, In-sVre Volumes m Oftavo, price bound 11, jt s. . The Second Edition ...
... GORDON 1 this Book think it zvill be very ufeful to Beginners JT Dd'aguliers LLD FRS : Printed Charles Hitch at in Patcr-nofter-Row and fold by Bookfoilcrs the Country lldsere 'may the mojl ufeful Book the Subject extant A of with to Variety Problems in A ...
... It being then calm, Capt. Holmes immediately fhifted her Men into his Ship, and put a Lieutenant and 30 Men on board her, to row after the other Veflel, which they came up with the next Evening, and retook, and found her to be a Sloop from Limerick, bound ...
... portunity of examining all the Houfes that would accom- modate them, before they determine which to take or pur- chafe. And To. mor row wiU be published.. Price 6d» An APPENDIX to the Scots Magazine tor 1741. Con- taining, 1. The COURT SE( RET, or the tagical ...
... eit no Medicine in the Univerfe can be more effe6tual 5 and it will keep its Virtues twice feven Years if Ito} ped, and few row will go to Sea without it. And having 2.0 Ingredients in it, ne. , one can guns at above 30r4 at moil. At is. d. a Bottle. Sold ...
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... therein hinted at They write from Paris of the 6th tnfiant, that the Cardinal had received within a few Days three Expnjtls I row which had brought him very di [agreeable News, ail the Letters from the Officers of T> ocps whiik itre in Germany being fill' ...