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... the war. Yesterday the Rev. Dr. Thomas preached before their Majefties, &c. at the St. James's The fword of ftate was carried to and from Chapel Lord Botetourt.- Yeflerday being the annive'rfary of the Restoration of King Charles 11. now 108- years since ...
... original Pieces, Anecdotes of fohn Wilkes, Efj; Extracts from Mr. Wilkes's Introduction to the Iliftory England. Defcription of a very ufeful NVheel invented Zurich for Water. '1 Dramatic Character of Mrs. Pritchard. Account of Difcoveries made by his Majefty's ...
... Juft received from DICEY and OKELL's Great Original ELIXIR Warehoufe, the King s-Arms and Boars-Head, in ChurchA ard, London, a Parcel of the O, Doctor RADCLIFFE's ELIXIR. In order to prevent your being impofed upon, pleafe to remark, that if the Names ...
... but by the Solicitorgeneral fo that it is poffible that Mr. Wilkes may be difcharged, or receive judgment, on Tuefday next. the afternoon Mr. Wilkes's Counfel and Solicitor attended him at the Kings-Bench Prifon, and fettled the farther Proceedings againfl ...
... recommendation of my friends, George Taylor, fmith, at Nevvland Furnace, and Mr. Williamfon, watchmaker, in Ulverfton, I applied to A. Studart, in Ulverfton, for a box of Dr. Anderfon's true SCOTS PILLS (prepared by DICEY and Co. in London), taking tbe ...
... Tuefday, June 14, Kings plate of 100 guineas. Mr. Croft's brown colt, Cato, 1 Mr. Burlton's chefnut filly, Dolly, 4 2 Lord Bolingbroke's bay colt, Karagufe, 3 3 Sir Charles Bunbury's chefnut colt, Ringleader, di. Lord Gower's bay colt, dr. ...
... the Nobility, &c. And the following Ode, written by William Whitehead, Efq; Poet-Laureat, and fet to Mufic by Dr. Boyce, Matter of the King's Band of Muficians, was performed before their Majefties, and the reft of the Royal Family, in the Great Council ...
... late meaiurcs.— It was but the other day, as was defending the various marches and counter-marches of Mr. Wilkes between the Prifon and the Court of King's - Bench, as the very Itrokes of Rate-policy, a young puppy, who has a fmatteiing the Clallics, had ...
... Rev. Dr. Agar, has been promoted the Biftioprick of Cloyne; the Rev. Mr. Webb, Chaplain to the Duke of Grafton, to the Deanry of Kilmore; the Rev. Mr. Beresford fuccceded the late Dean Henry the Rev. Dr. lucceeded to the re'&ory Bray; the Rev. ...
... Perfonages, is fgid be daily expected. Saturday laft feveral Noblemen and other perfons of difti notion dined with Mr. Wilkes, in the Kings-Bench prifon. A marble grave-flone, brought from Holland, now lying on tbe Ihore, Aberdeen, attracts the attention ...
... operation with cc e fs. . And from Germany we are told, that. and Fre- J ei 'ick-Lcwis of Hcliteirl-Gottorp Lee.c inoculated by Dr. tlaller. . , are informed from Edinburgh, p about different families are to fail from for J io Pity fettle The addition now ...
... WANTED. BREECHES MAKER as foreman: Such a Perfon, applying to Mr. ISAAC BROWN, at NEW ROMNEY, have conftant Employ. om his Schools near LONDON, being obliged, on the Death of Mr. Tothall, of Dover, Gent, to refide there, and advifed to teach at Canterbury ...