... the prisoner, previous his departure for France, called at Mr. Sandon's house, and he being from home, Mrs. Sandon eloped with the Comte. But matters not being sufficiently arranged before Mr. S--'s return, the lovers were easily traced to Dover, and ...

... four, from Weymouth. Thterh they refrefhed themfelves with a collation, fruit, and ice's, for which purpofe Mr. Dcmezv obtained the aflifiaiice of Mr. Gunter, confectioner 10. his Royal iiighnef's the Duke of Gloucefter, with the whole of | which their Majeliies ...

... appearing a) a (econd, but laid he would be witiun view. Colonel King was equally defirous to go on with the b uiiaefs. I confented-— however, 1 prevailed upon a furgeon, who accompanied Dr. Browne, to be prcfent as a witnefs that all was fairly condufted ...

... Lincoln's Inn Hall, by Mr. S , fitting, that his Son, a Ward of that Court, was an Infant, of Seventeen Years of Age, that he was Tent for his Education, to a Village, within ten Miles of London, under the Tuition and Care of the Rev. Mr. Stevens, who was ...