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... meek of thefe Kingdoms whiles he prefided at the Board of Trade; which his Lordfhip received in the polka Manner. Left week tenni frigates were commiffioned, befida the following Mimi of the line, viz. the Africa, Blenheim. Cornwall, Deptford, apd Belleifle ...
... to cooler the Honour of Kaislitloood en James Rerrow,Efis Preident. (G.sx IRRL ALI). Dablia. Mara 9. At the Commilfos and Tenni'''. QuieteSon, for thoeliag a SW en out of the l'oft.olSor, and *rands Gower. for Robbery received Sentence to be executed ...
... at Pont fur tsambre • bin ray is fifty. tiv.elfaeid iiiong, and is encamped between the vil-1gs of Scet Fontaines and !tenni, where they have bento curb them:elves. A corps of oroervation is fled towards Lar.drcei and Avelnes. We have a in, o. that ...
... Patti. enquire of 'Jr. Thump jun. of Nalutriclo afoodaid and the 'lenant will Mew the Presoak,. MRS. Anne Richardfun, having /Tenni a School at UAW ardce, about horn Cbenre. for he I donation of et ; thofe oh Itall do hes. - .he Honour to hen, rCa ni> deprott ...
... of that Society. which are declared confifcated to the profit the Crown. • Yefterday the fecond grand Mato at Tennis was played at the Tennis-Coen. Whimhall, between Macon and Tonikyns ' and finally ended ; they were to play km Sets, three of which Macon ...
... till the feveral compoueds have been carefully examined by proper ~edges. On Friday tali was played a great March at Tennis at the Tennis-Court in James-Street,. Hay-market, between Madam Bonell, and Mr.' Tomkins, from Oxford (who lately pla)'4l with the ...
... known by the Name cf the Kove’e Head, with two final) Houfes edjoini 3 now by Mr. Thomas Jones, of bit under hind which is a Tennis Court, ‘and large Garden, with Stabling, The Howfes are bvitt of Brick, in good Aepair, and are row tet to Mr. ones, at 201 ...
... /01 -1 .4r111 length the e Q; . D'itt ni the Collo:. satz.4 ; The received lea view, fr.,* the Dukes( at Paris, are f. 4 to tenni.' I ' Account that Matters between en st•l the Dutch are not likely to be beought te. an • etteemodetion; and that a War betneen ...
... Mr. Tyrrell; Holier, Mr. Congdon; Sheriff's officer, Mr. Francis; Jacob, Mr. Bates; Tradcfmen, Mr. Griffith, Mr. King, &c. Tennis-marker, Mr. Grice.—Widow Warren, Mrs. Powell; Sophia, Webb; Jenny, Mrs. Williams: Mrs. Ledger, Mrs. Banks; Milliners and ...
... large; iSictleated Notes, Thsclo.iil, Hutto lea!, Critical and Explanatory. Wherein the mil-traelations are coseefted, the tennis pofitions reconciled, the difficult eaplained,.and the Writings difpimea, in their genuine pu ri ty and rube. The forming ...
... woo humbly f 0!,.( her .eroo the and ruppert. PUrrtant to a deri - ee of the high c of Chancery, made in a calf, P a •ett tenni EARL of ST 414- rot o and other t t tc NEXT of KIN of 1140 M AS W Al. lota of Woodhouf-e, within Dunham NWT. y, in the p nflt ...
... and I , kept whim i. umold, which burnt upwards of jo Loaa. inn Carts:, it alto coufu.ned the Pupptt-ahow-Huale, well is the Tennis- Cowl b-ckwaids, betides damaging feveral others. Witnight was ott..rried, at Edinburgh, the Riot Hon. the Lett of Abingdon ...