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... t h e F renc h Baileyr. three. whereof were capitally conviaell, viz John 414 8. 2 ' W n atlin and John Carbold, alias Cock Eye, for Smuge• :Ta, 0 N D 0 N. Dec. 8. gli ng ; and John Richardfon, for a Burglary. Ten.were tar St. imbtrs's ; Dec. G. his IVlajeffy ...
... Wedneftlay !aft died of the Gout, at his Seat at Tiudon-Place near Arundel in Suffex, John Cheale, Erg; -Norrc.)y King at Arms. . On Sunday died at the Bath, the Lady of John Crew, Fig; of Crew - -Hall in Chefhire, and Knight of the She that Ciun't.y. An ...
... Account that Major General Sporck had been obliged to proclaim Martial Law at rinern, and after putting the whole Colony in Arms, took Inch prudent Meafures far reducing the revolted Negroes that all who are not dead or Prifoners, have been obligedquit ...
... towards the Support of the State.' I Yeiterday an Order - was fent to . the Herald's Office, Doors commons ) for Garter at Arms to ft Out, with the Order for the Prince Of Orange, on Friday the ,thkdiof next• Month. They write from the Hague, that the ...
... Tuefilay loft the Affizes ended at Shrewfbury, at which William Gale, for Horfe-ftealing; Richard Jones and John Farmer, for Sheep-fleal:ng ; John Manfell, who robb'd Mrs. Woffington, but tried for a Bur g lary, as the did not appear againft him ; and Eleanor ...
... procefs of Time created him more Adverfaries, he was neceffitated to redouble his Efforts, fo that at laft he had 4.50,000 Men in Arms, including the Marine; and his Enemies were forced to maintain at leaft as many amongft them all. _ To fupport the additional ...
... Nanteos in the County of Cardigan, Efq; and had formerly reprefented the County and Town of Cardigan in Parliament, ferved his Country with inflexible Integrity, and has died lunch lamented by all his Acquaintance. On Tuefday laft John Borlace Warren, of ...
... James's - Welbninfter, Linnen-Draper and Chapman: , • John Carrack, of.Newgate-Street, Holier and Chapman. 'Fhomas Parkinfon, late. of Hol,vden in Yorkfhire, Grocer, Woollen-Draper, and - COrnfaaor. • . John Sibthorpe, of St. Brides, London, Diftiller. , Jofeph ...
... Ships with coals, ranalhore at Kelitand in Suffolk, but like get again, viz the Ridley of Whitby, John Stephenfon, for London; and the Nancy of Sunderland„ John Athley, bound to the Weilward. , The fame EVening.the Mermaid of Whitby, a newbuilt Ketch, laden ...
... riI 12. ',aft Monday Morning the following melancholy Affilit happened at Eilperton, about one Mile from hence, viz. As Mr John Pead a Eaker and Farmer, of that Place, and his Son, a very profligate yoUng Man, were at work in a Field together; fOnie Worth ...
... 25- Lail Thurfday Morning died by the Bite of a mad Cat, in the Parifh of Wrington, Somer.- fetfhire, Ann Gayer, 'Wife of. John Gover, Blackfmith. She was bit about fix Weeks ago, and;though:big with .Child, was feveral Times d in Salt-Water, which healed ...
... dod • INsTaVcTieNs to the faine . Purpofe have been - giVen by the Borough of Cirenceiter to the Hen. . Henry Bathuril and John Coxe, Efqrs; . their., Reprefenuttives in Parliament. All who are againfl : . the .Eflablifiment, think them(elves highly obliged ...