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... fave from woe this guilty head ! Oh ! fend thy life-reftoring grace j Recall me to the paths of peace ! ' torn guilt and for row fet free t And guide till 1 conn to thee ! ...
... Enquire of John Cullum, Efqj at the faid Houfe. JOHN YOAKLY ar.d WILLIAM BADDILEY, at the TEA CANISTER, the Co, ner o/Cook-Row, on Angel-Hill, in B.vry St. Edmund's. f. Z L I. all Sorts of Hollands, Cambricks, Long Lawns, O ?? Lawns, Callicoes, and other ...
... off after they fliould have got Poflcflion of her ; but Lieutenant Aytone, who was in in the Barge, feeing how Things were, row'd away with her only, and took the Xebequc in Tow, but not without being cxpos'd to a good deal of Fire, tho' he had not one ...
... of a Number of Enghdi Seamen lately fet at Liberty. Ytflerday a Fire broke cut in Maiichtefter-Couit, at Number 13. Channel-Row, Weftminfter, occulton'd by the Pitch -pot boiling over, winch fet Fire to the Houfe, antl cenfumed Part of the fame • but by ...
... fued winout further Notice. STO L l N or S T R A YD the i_\d of Sr.PTEMBEB laft, from Mr. JOHN HUHBERTS of Finkincham, AB ROW N MAR E, Seven Years old laft Grafs, witll a fi.-all Star, one wall Eye, a hanzing Mane, a cut Tail with white- Hair in it, ...
... oft after they Ihould have got PofTeffion of her ; but Lieute- nant A vtone, who was in the Barge, feeing how Things were, row'daway with her only and rook the Xebeque in tow, but not without being expos'd to a good deal of Fire, though he had not one ...
... and a Woman ftanding by, which is fup- pofed to reprefent Jolcph and the Virgin Mary going into Egypt: Alfo twelve ,vlen in a Row, and feveral other Fi- gures, which ar prefent they cannot account for. The Ld Ofl'ulltoiie, Son to the Earl of Tankerville ...
... after they ihould . have go 1 . Polftilion of her ; but Lieutenant Aytonc, who was in the . Barge, feeing how Things were, row'd away witll her only, and ...
... a Woman Randing by, which is fuppofed .to reprefent joleph aria the Virgin Mary going into • Egypt : :Alio twelve Melt in a Row, ancHeveral other Figures, which they cannot , at prelent account for. ,• . Some Ships of Admiral , Matthews's Squailron are ...
... and a Woman ftanding by, which is fuppofed to reprefent Jofeph and the Virgin Mary going into Egypt • Alfo Twelve Men in a Row, and fcveral other Figures, which at prefent they cannot account ...
... Child his Arms, and a Woman (landing by, which is fuppos'd reprefent and the Virgin Mary going into Egypt : Alio twelve Men a Row, and feveral other Figures, which at they cannot account for. According private Letters from Francfort, the true Scheme who ...
... reward them. Order ofthe Judge of the High Court of Ad- miralty: p. Good Ship Tue ANNE of Trusk or Alloa, whereof Irfibald Row is Mafter, as fhe now lies in the Harbour (Leith, is to be expofed to publick Roup and Sale be- |rethe faid judge at Edinburgh ...