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... appeased again in her Face and Arms, but in a more ierroilve and much more fwelle ' e her Face being enema allover with Blotches as bad as a iin the Small-pox, and hcrEyes very much affetted with the Inflammation, her Hands and Arms from her Fingers to her Elbows ...
... of the three Illalefddurs under le ntence of death in Ne:: gate, viz. John Page, for breaktil open the houft of Mr. Thornlinfon in Petticoat lane, and ilea!ilig g !Ads lnd money; John Abbot, tor breaking into the hod': at Mn Slate, and ttealing wearing ...
... three o'clock, a fire broke out in the Was leading a Colt with the halter twitted round his arm, the colt workfhop of Mr. Flaggett, Bellows Maker, in St. John's Street, took fright, and after dragging him a confiderahle way, gave but by the affiftance ...
... Beadily purfue, and freedom fhall not perilh among us, neither by the ' Treachery and Corruption of Mininers, nor by the Fate of Arms, while we remain Men and Engliihmen. 1 übferve, gentlemen, in the fpetch of the lords commiiiioners, at the opening of this ...
... the Case and i evances of John Wilkes, Efq; and to vindicate and fupport the Rights of the people who have elected him their Reprefcntative Yefterday Congreve, took the oaths and his feat in the as Member for the town of Cardigan, in the room of Pryce Campbell ...
... complement. A treaty of marriage is on foot, and a day or two will be confumated, between the Hon. Henry St. John, Efq; brother to Lord St. John, and Mifs Barbara Bladen, of St. George's-ttreer, Hanovcr-fquare. It is very remarkable, but not more remarkable ...
... Richardldn, for Exeter; Nancy, M-re, tor John and Elizabeth, Love, r Dartmouth ; Geuige» Redmans, tor St. Maloes; Mary, Porter, for Dublin Limerick Trader, Hallo nan, for Limerick Peggy, es, tor Atiiea j Cardigan, ia.-iis, for’ Ltibon Mari in, for Crrmar* ...
... informed, by a correfpondent who on Sunday evening at cight thai Sir Watkin ReWes reiutned’ to that city the “fare: evening Cardigan, “an that b tended te begin his canyas on thorning. Wear that og Wedoelday D Auguit fo, Sir Joho Hatl if rhb cane vaffed ...
... each day, at the houfe James Hodginfon, known the fign of the Royal Oak, in Market-Rreet-lane, in Mancheßer. Attorney, Mr. John Fletcher, at Mancheßer aforefaid. DIVIDENDS to be made. Amos Loughead, of Yarm in the county of York, Linendraper ; on the ...
... Humility in waiting at his 8911*1 Tabic. Kicbard I.* mortally wima> , ?s ar t c .® ,^e Chilus. Murder Prince Arthef John. Burning of St. John's Munaf'cry, near Sin by Wat Tyler's Mob. The famous Battle} of Agtncourt. Remarkable Execution of the Governor ef ...
... whofe they had fmce remained as matter df accordingly delivered them. The other prifonerconviAed was John Collins, alias Pullen, for picking the pocket of John Station Harmaufon, of his watch and his purfe, which contained feventeea guineas, coming out of ...
... Leo, Gent, to be Lieutenant. —John Tuthill, Richard, Gent, to be' Lieutenant. William Harptr, of the Dragoons, to Lieutenant.—Chrillopher Dowlin, Gent, to Enfign.—Serjeant Andrew Stewart, the 10th Regiment, be Enfigii.—John Mackay, Gent, to Enfign.—Serjeant ...