... Maxfield Cafander, Mr. Smi t h ; Lylimachus, Mr. Freeman; Fol)perehon, Mr. Clark; Hepheaion, Richardfon ; Eumenes, Mrs. Visughan..-Statira, Mrs Tyler; Mrs. Freeman; Sydgambis, Mrs ...

... 25th of July hit, the rdlowing aged Honks ttarted for the PIA:c of Fifty Yount's, viz. Mr. Crofer's H Drudge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ Mr. Brooke's crup'd fitaie, Mad Cop 2 2 Mr. Butler's Grey Hone, Wanton 3 1 3 A third Heat was run by Wooten and Mad Co, !he S:Akes ...

... Houfe at Wormley Bury in Hertford , fliire, Mr. John Sparks, an eminent Farmer, and one of the People called Quaker,, a Man greatly rcf[eard by mc ft of the Gentlemen of the County. We hear that the Rev. Dr. Brooke, Fellow of St. John's College in Cambridge ...

... and are Your mofl obliged humble Servant!. Mary Mills, at Mr. Thomas Mills , Cheelernouger, near the New Church in the Strand; Mrs. Beauchamp, in Clefs-Cow, near Bow Street, Covent• Garden ; Mrs. Catharine Rhodes, in Palk! Street, and Sarah Snitch, the ...

... the Margin above, with Baron Schwasberg's 40at of Arms; over which are thele Words, BY THE KING'. PATENT; and underneath, in a Scroll, LIQUID SHELL; where, and at Dr.B4teinatio Warehoufe aforefaid, may be had SCHWANBERT. UNIVERSAL POWDER, for the fpeedy ...

... To Mr. Absee. S I R, UNdetttandiog by your lett Paper that Mr. DILAYATE is Aistriab with regard to the Afair at prefent in Debate, I take this Opportunity of publickly alluring him, that I am ready, at any Time and Place, to meet him and all Parties concernid ...

... here that the King (peaks of M. Koenig's Carl- on his Works, only becaufe M. Voltaire, in a Letter to which this is an Anfwer, gave Notice to the King, that M. Koenig intended to write his Majefty's Works. Thurfday being Maundy Thurfday, Dr. Richard Terrick ...

... feveral Voices of Mrs Cibber, Mrs. Bellamy, and Mils Nolliter, will be imitated by Mrs. ALisies. And a new BOMBAST PROLOGUE; in which the different Voices of Mr. Garrick, &c. &c. &c. will alto be imitated by Mrs. And for this Night ...

... )oltfelless. viz. Mr. Abree, at Canterbury Mr. Metter and Mr. Gotham, at Maiditione; Mr John TJwnfon, u Chetharn ; Mr. Wood, at Stroud ; Mr. Winder, as Tenterdea ; Mr. Toes, at ...

... By tbe King's Rcynl Letter: Patna, SCHM/INBERG's LIQUID-SHELL, DAMY confirm'd, by Espaience, not only to be a lure Diffollect for the STONE and GRAVEL, but a molt powerful, fsfe, and efficacious Medicine in the Spalmodic and Windy Cholic, Pains in the ...

... of King's Beech in London, ha Term, of wailing Silver worfe than Standard, and of ufing more Solder thin allowed by Aa of Puliarneat, received Sentence at the Conn of King's Bench, Welminfter, to be imprifnned fix Montle In the Prifon of the King's Bench ...

... Months fince. Yederday died Mr. Saunderfoo, Mader Builder, at Chatham Dock. The fame Day died advanced in Years Mr. William Wayte, of St. James's Weßminfter, Cheefemunger. He was fur many Years tole Purveyor to his late Majetty King George the Fird, and a ...