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... 64, all armed ; four Frigates armed, and five difarmed, with two Fire-Ships. At Galicia there are Nine of 7o Guns, and one of 40, armed. At Carthagena and the Levant are three of 70 Guns, and one of 64, five Frigates, fix Xebeques, all armed; two Bombs ...
... his Majefty, for an cxclufivc n Trade to the River of Senegal, viz. Mr. Alderman Turner, John Largent, Anthony Beallon. John Ewer, James Johnfon, William Tennant, John Mill, Gilbert Franklvn, Samuel t Vaughan, William Bowden, George Farquar Kinloch, and ...
... Articles of Peace; when eloquent Speeches where made on the Occafion They write from Wefel of the 29th nit. that the Ceffation of Arms was publifhed there that Day; that the French were preparing to evacuate that Fortrefs, and that feveral Pruflian Regiments ...
... prefect John Pettat, Cleik, to the Vicarage of Stonehoufe in the County and Diocefe Glouccflcr. To grant unto Henry Hill, Efq; Gentleman Ufher the Scarlet Rod of the molt Honourable Order #f the Knights of the Bath, the OiHce of an Herald Arms, with the ...
... twenty four prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally ton, -viete I, viz. 7 John and johnlon. for ftealing a great quantity of malt, the p . rcip.:rty of ICr. John Grave:, of a bghttr on the river Thames, which they fold to Robert Murray, a brewer ...
... a Handkerchief, which Dunftan's, by J. C. Sole, Efq ; the Bodies of John Kelly, and John he conleffed he had nolen : One of the Shirts he fold to an old Callaghan, by the Oath of John Haiolow, with violent ,ifisicion of Cloathfw omen, and another he had ...
... Plaintiff; It was proved that the Bruifer received 1. s.. For the City Job; - I'd Spent at Cardigan Head, a to o Job to the Houle of Lords, 6 6 0 Spent at the King's Arms, --- Windfor Job, - IO IO O . Total On Friday Evening the Coroner's Inqueft fat on the ...
... Monro, in order to receive his wages ; John Shales, for ftealing near tool. out of a houfe in Porttinouth ; Richard Baker, for a rape at Portfmouth ; John Lee Brazier, for ftealing a grey mare at Wimering ; John Hurdle, for the murder of his wife at Lyminton ...
... therewith. The Major was ordered to call, ground your Arms, which was done, and then called for to March twenty Paces from them, which they did. Immediately the Swifs were ordered to furround their Arms, which was inftantly done, and Colonel Sarpe, with ...
... the Fienelit of the Decree in this Caufe. JOHN ASEBY, Reginer. In the COURT of CHANCERY. For the fcvcral Counties of Flint, De-thigh, and Montgomery.T.' BETWEEN Jaws Kta X swat, Widow and Adrniniflratrix of John Kirk►am, Ge tkrnan, dcceafeA, Complainant ...
... containing all the Letters which pafled between Earl Taibot, and John Wilkes, previous to their Duel; together with all the Papers relative to the Confinement and Enlargement of John Wilkes, Efq; with many other curious and imerefting Particulars. The ...