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... concluded with Bonfires, and otl.er Demonitrations of Loyalty. BANKRUPI 4 s. • William Fitche, late of Rothwell, otherwife Rowe% Northamptonihire, Tallow- Chandler, Grocer, and Chapman. - • Thomas Cotton, late of the Rolls-Buildings,, in , the County ...
... minfter, for a moft notorious, villainous, and fcandalous Crime, viz. for raviftiing two Daugh ters of a Publican in Rochefter-Row, Tothill- Fields, [ the cldeft of whom was about eight Years- of Age, and the youngeft about three,] and giving ihem the foul ...
... veffels that they feem'd difabled. Upon which the General immediately went on board his cutter,and rowed towards them with the boats. They turned, and rowed with great precipitation to their fleet, which lay about fix miles below the town. The General purfued ...
... that General Berenclau having receiv'd his Reinforcement, was perparing to feck out Marfhal Seckendorf, and give him Battle. /•row the! F.i). I'ofs, My. 1. Ceneral Ren-nclau havinit bten joined by the Troops lately detach'd from Bohemia, has lifted himfelf ...
... Venus, a A Perfpeftive View of Egra, all Dialogue,in Imitation of Lucian. beautifully engrav'd on Copper. On the Death of Mrs Rowe. A Table of Grain exported Hor. Lib. x. Epift. 10. imitated, between Chriftmas 1736. and On a young Lady loft at Sea. A Cluiftmas ...
... Religious Duties. In Familiar Dialogues. Printed for T. Longman, at the Ship, and C. Hitch, at the Red Lyon, in Pater-noiter-row : And fold by S. Watfon and E.Baily 'mßtiry, j. Kendall and Mis. Buinham in Colchefier, W. Eaton in Yarmouth, J. Gleed in Noneich ...
... nfte.-, iov a mart notorious, villainous, and fcandabus Crime, vii. for ravlihiag two Daughters of a Publican in Rocheft.r-Row, Totliil- Fields, the eldeft of whom was ahout Fight Years of Age, and the youngeft about Three, and giving them the ' foul ...
... City or London to Its Re , prefentatives. Poetry. Cupid and Venus, a, Dialogue; in Imitation of Lucial. On the Death of Mrs. Rowe. Hor. Llb. ao. inthated. O. 'a Lady loft at Set. Song; let by Mr. Kin , orne. Song by Lci. L -r. A Midnight Thought-, &c. ex ...
... which is what the said Bird likewise petitions for himself. Last Night died at his House in St. Helen's, aged 83 Year, ---- Rowe, Esq; a Batchelor of a great Estate, and formerly an eminent Merchant of this City. Last Night the Right Hon. the Earl of Murray ...
... him the fliort . he dldt yefterday was ohferved here, in obedience to the 3 1 Proclamation, wkh the utmoft Devotion. Xo-n_e*row the 27th Day ofthe Moon, it is f h igh Water at Leith, Forenoon, at 1 1 o'clock 41, Afternoon, at 1 1, 54 M. Saturday, Fore- ...
... of Londen to its Representatives. XIII. Poetry. Cupid and Venus, a Dialogue; in Imi- tation of Lucian. On the Death of Mrs. Rowe. Hor. Lib. 1. Epift. 10. imitated. On a young Lady lost at Sea. Song; set by Mr. Kilburne. Song by Ld. L---st--r. A Midnight ...
... ;, that they leem'd difnbled ; upon wtiicii the General immediately went on board his Cutter, and rowed towards them with the Boats. They turned and rowed with great Precipitation to their Fleet, which lav a- -*ou. iix Miles below the Town. The General ...