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... ?? ?? I ?? Poet- 1 aa ri a:, ar.,l let to Mufick by Dr. ?? Matler At the King's Band of Muhck, was ?? he.'or • his M ?? m the ( >ld Council-Chamber. U I) i , I i ?? \e v-Ycar. i -; ;. A I R. i: Mr W A is S. While votive Lays imake ti.e Year, .And Roots ...
... fcttjng ali ie the Nomination of Mr. • ■ , ?? f.e Marquis de Vaiori, as the King's Am- . . . c ia rcf Prati'n, was owing to the Solhcita- . ?? ?? p ?? 1 Ai'.op.iarie', in t,.e Name of the King his A, ?? „ ?? ?? Mr. Talbot was born, ?? ii. 'I'ne Waters ...
... Lall Night Dr. James lurin was chefen Prclidcnt of the College of P/iyficians, in the room of Dr. Ij'yfon, dccc ltd 11 Tr.e la:: Mr Nicholas, of Horflcy in Surrey, has left an Ellate in that County to Mr. Wciton of Chcrtley, and ha. made Mr ...
... winch ocealioii'd her ?? ?? ?? ; - ?? o'l-i'-'t'in. ''he C.uniii'r, Mr. IMLroo'v, ?? M r , (io'.clh, wire fi-on i ike-n -,ip, and ?? â¢,⢠,¦ ¦ , rh.-il ?? âf the otlirr Mat.'. Mr. Vi ?? c mil not I- . , ; ?? t.ui rti 'lull h_ Life- iii l.ivim; hi ...
... Young Ladies, lately kept by Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, who is now married to Mr. Green of Monks-Ely, is this Day open'd by Mrs. DRUSILLA JACKSON, from London, Thofe Gentlemen and Ladies that had put their Children under the Care of Mrs. WottD, will, I humbly hope ...
... The principal Speakers for the Queftion were, S» Richard Floyd, Mr. Rey- nart'ion, Mr. Gideon, Mr. Brookfbank, and Mr. Waple: And againft the Queftion, Mr. Tomkins, Mr. Gardiner, and ...
... Jufticc lee, Mr. jufiicc Burnett. Home, Lord Chief J ufticc Willes, Mr. Juftice Dennifon. Norfolk, Lord Chief Baron Parker, Mr. juitice Abncy. Midland, Mr. Juftice Wright, Mr. Baron (Jive. Oxford, Mr. Baron ...
... in the Poultry, Jame. Buckland in l J ater-nolforßo\v, John Ward in Cornhill, Mrs! King in Fore-flrt-e'r, and E. Gardner in Lombard-ftreet, London; Mr. Lobb in Che!r;.sford, Mr. Merril in Cambridge, W. Craighton Ift Ipfwich ; and m,>il of the Bookfeilert ...
... dangeronfly ill of the Gout, is much better.W.E.F.-^SeeAt i . i-6. We hearthat the late Dr. Ferrirrian, Fellow of Etcn College, is to be fucceeded in that Preferment by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, FelloW of St. John's College, Cambridge. 17. 'On Monday the Lady of Sir ...
... Saxmundham ; Mr. Jofeph Walford's Woodbridge ; Mr. Thomas Aldham, Manningtree ; Mr. CoKhefter's* Dedham; Mr. Pilborough's, and Mrs. Wallace's Coffee. Houfe, CoU chefter; the George at Witham ; Mr.Lobb's, ...
... of the late Dr. Berriman, Redor of St. Mary Axe and St. Andrew Underfhaft, in the former Church, near the Reading Di Ik, in the middle Ifle. His Pall was iupported by the Rev. Dr. C^bden, Dr. Stcbbing, Dr. Moore, Dr. Brillow, ...
... of the late Dr. Berriman, Reftor of St. Mary Axe and St. Andrew Underlhaft, in the former Church, near the Reading-Dtflc, in the middle Ifle. His Pall was fupported by the Rev. Dr. C^bden, Dr. Stebbing, Dr. Moore, Dr. Briftow, ...