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... taking a from Woman The Cancalle the Church Plate Grave-Stone : A Woman who i Fnglifli it the fail to it off by the Inhabitants the Duke lve catifed Plate to for and it to the Curate his Seal by Fellows that took it They were becaufe Woman was the principal ...
... of tal. and the Bread forfeited to the Poor where it was feized. Sunday a Woman did publick Penance,' by (landing in a white Sheet in Aldgate Church-yard, for calling a Filh- Woman in the Minories a Whore. ...
... themfelvcs the troubl” riurfuine her. Being arrived on the Bank Hew- 'and land, (be found a Imall Enemy’s Ship fix (jan> > out Hie tcok, and fet Fire to, after taking out Men one Woman' I’he 27th of May drawing near Loudhourg perceived three large Englilh ...
... dated the ill of September, we learn, that the French Army under the Prince Soubife i march dircftly to Lcipfic, before which Place it if lupofed they will arrive on the 3d. and the fame Day oefore the Army of the Empire will cucamp at Meiningen. They are ...
... grand Army. Prince Henry has left here only a Body of 7 or *OOO Men, for whom a Camp is traced near the New Town, as this has nothing fear in the picfent Situation of Affairs. [no and) Juftt 17, As the French Army is greatly fuptrior the Allied Army in Point ...
... glorious Viaory over the combined Armies of Ruia and Polaris, pear Kotterfdoiff, and had taken Pieces of Cannon. The Particulars of the Adios are bonny ezpetsd. General Seidlits cootinued in Purfuit of the rested Army when the above News was difpatched ...
... laden with Ammunition and Military Stores all Kinds, that were have been landed Colberg, they could have taken Place, are come into our Road, and ae fired Leave our Government land tnem here, which was flatly refufed, incompatible with our Keutrality. Berlin ...
... oppofinon. A fin all bat tery or two oppofed the landing, which Mr. Howe foon filenccd with his fhips, and the refinance the grenadiers found from the peafants was too trifling be mentioned. The firit landing confided of as many of the foot guards as could ...
... not expeced t 0 make any long refiffance, ° 7. The army of obfcrvation in Wetphalia will confift, when the 6000 Heffians lately landed at Stade have jeined it, of more than 40,000 men ; and the French army in thofe quarters is fo much diminithed by the ...
... World in the fame Manner forcibly from a poor Woman The Curate of Plate under a Grave-ftone : A Trench him informed fome Englifh Soldiers to carry it made by the to the it own Seal by the that took Woman was Os£nder She was under Guard to St Malo's was ...
... a. may agreed upon, the following Lands, lately laid out p.rt the Dower of Mti. Lhrittian Brown, that lav. three Parka the Land, Kibekeigh, enclofed and fubdivided by a doubleS;one Wall a* al the nneThird Part the Land, ofCahirmacrmcde. >n tair.'ng n-ar ...
... Difpofi.ions hindered our Army from palung the Oder that Place, the King marched in the Night of the 22d down the River to Guftebife, where a Bridge was thrown over with all imaginable Difpatch, and the next Day at Noon the Army palled the Oder and marched ...