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... Church in Reading, Berks. On Tuefday as a Lad belonging to Mr. Dukes, who keeps the Gun Wharf near Battle Bridge, was riding a fine Hone of his Mailer's over Shooter's Hill, he was flopp'd by a Footpad, who prefenting a Piaci), demanded the Horfe, which die ...
... Gentleman, by directing a Line for A. B. to be left at the Widow Chafe's Printing.Qflice in Norwich, N, B, He can produce a Character if required. 4 %,• If any Wine-Merchant, or Common Brewer, hath a good Inn or Publick-Houfe to Lett, on a»y ...
... King his Matter to take a Step of' this Nature. Should this prove Fat, we fhould certainly, in a very ill t Time, fee the Face of Affairs changed in that Part C Viorld.' SCOTLAND. At in the Shire of Fri, Jan. rr. This Day, at a Meting of the juftices ...
... i ?? wirt-h a Sad? of tp&co A^tiartea, atoi ?? ?? K4ts.| of S*u ...
... had on When he went away, a black cut Wi#, a brown Cloth Coat, a green Waiftcoat, and an eld gr^afy Pair of fireeches. RICHARD CARRIER is a fhorr, thick Lad, much pittpd with the Small-Pox ; and had on a liripcd .otton Cap, ...
... Gentleman, oceafioned by a Difpute on Thurfday laft at Ranelagh Wage for the Right of a Box, but neither of them received any Hurt. . a On Tuefilay Night a Sharper in a Livery cheated a Woman who n keeps ...
... Your Peace, feoure : Bid ManufaLgures glad a 1 - ay Land, And aid he Poor, by Induflry's blea Hand. Tien 0 he wdrn'd !—' fis Danger.bids you wake.—. Never or iVcvw:—Behold your A LL's at SLke.- 01 farn'd I' roc a Tithe remains; The reit devour'd by French ...
... neatly hung. Alio two pleafant Gatdens joining the Fiont, whciein is a valuable Stock of Wall and Dwatt Fiuit Trees. Likewile a Stable with thiee clofe Stalls, a Hay Loft above, and a imall Granary adjoining. Any Gentleman wanting the fame, may apply to ...
... of which ther* happened ro be a Ptrfon of a very high Rank unmasked, with feme Odicers with bim, who were greatly alarmed bur no Mifchief enfued. Soon rter a Guard ws« ordered wiihout Doors, which prevented any more of chat Behaviour,; which ml^ht have ...
... Hay-makers. Yefterday a Brewer's Servant in Whuechapel was kill'dbythe Kick of a Horfe. , Yefterday a Trial came on in the Court of Comrhon- Pleas, wherein a Gentleman was Plaintiff, againft his Livery Servant, Defendant, for taking away a ...
... upon him the chief Command of all the other Forces of the Colony. And as a much greater Number of Of- ficers have offei 'd ihemfelven to go over with ihofe Troops than was expefted, a Commiflion bas been appointed, con- fifting of three General Officers ...
... confiftine of a Shop, fit for either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen Cellar three Chamhers, three Garrets, a good Yard, Stable and Garden at the yearly Rent of 14 1 together with a very good Dwelling-Houfe fit for a Gentleman, ...