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... Motions on both Sides plainly indicate, that what Pains foever are taken by fome Courts, a Rupture, upon the Death of the prefent King of Sweden, is unavoidable. The Account in the former Pa r t of this Paper of the in- tended Payments of the Money which fhall ...
... Leonard's in Yoder- Lane, when the feveral Candidates were reduced to the Rev. Mr. Sclater and the Rev. Mr. Allen, and the former by a Majority of eighteen was chofen in the room of Mr. &akin, deceafed. ...
... In Bromfgrove, by Mr for., .Shop-,keeper a• In Wolverhamp-on, by Mrs. Unett, In Dudley, by Mr. Shaw, Brafier: in Stourbridge, by Mr. 1 , 1' 46 , 2 the Bell ; Mr, Bradley, : In Kiddermjnflei, 'Riahardfon,'Linnpn-&aper: In Bewdle,y, by ...
... Mef-in to Monacorum dates John Sale Mr Houtchins Mr' Tapfon Alhbur- Mr St the BotUc ALSO Sold by R Goadby at the Printing-Office in Sherborne Dr Daffy’j Original Famous dial SALU TI S Recommended by Dr King ...
... Bond. Street, Mr. Yew, one of the molt conlieterable Dealers in the Holier, and Hattr,ig Way in Encl jid, juftly lame nted by all who had if. Happinefs of his Acquaintance : The Hulinefs is continued by furviving Partners, Mr Bickndl ind Mr James. Yefterchv ...
... Thurfday, and fold for 78,000 1. Yefterday Mr. Edward Lill, of Ireland, met and fought Mr. Harman Bether, of Poland, purfuant to Mr. Bether's Challenge for Nine Bouts at Back-Sword*, no Blood no Bout, when Mr. Lill gave him Tliree 1 Wounds, which induced ...
... Carts, three in each. Mr. Sheriff Jantlin aitenJed, preceded by the the two Ueda Sheriffs. There were between two and three hundred Conflates, with their feveral High Contlables, via. Mr. Came, for Wettminfter ; Mr. Welch, for Hoturn; Mr. Adlington, for the ...
... fort at 2s. with Ditectious. &id by Mr. King of Tenterden ,_• Mr. Humptteey at Hothfiell ; Mr. JAI& Ruffel, Shop-Keeper at Cranbrook ; Mr. Thomas Harman, ilpemaker at Lewis in Soiree; Mr. Wm. Hunt, Sadler at ...
... Mr Bicknsll -Mr CoritUh at Mr at Mr Sal atHoniton Mr Modbury Mr Jewell in Mr Wame St Mr Mr Trea-ton at Helftonc ...
... Clerk at Medley-Hall, in the room of Mr. William Swan, deceafed s when the Numbers were, for Mr. Ladbtoke Mr. Chantal! lit, Mr. 'King 16, Mr. Yernton 9, and Mr. Sidtbotham 3. ...
... Rev. Dr. Maurice, Dean of Bangor, and one of his Majefty's Chaplains, and who was appointed to preach To-morrow before his Majefty at the Chapel-Royal, St. James's. His Grace the Lord- Archbifhop of Canterbury has been pleafed to prcfent the Rev. Mr. Thomas ...
... and Shakelpear, the Rev. Mr Warburton. a country Curate. Jones. A philofophick ode on the fun and the Is. Payne & Bouquet. The military prophet's apology; or, Proba ble realbns for deferring the earthquake. In a letter to Dr Middleton. Poetick efiays ...