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... Paul's, refign'd the Rec- tory of St. James's, Weftminfter. And the fame Day the Right Rev. the Lord Bifhop of London prefented the Rev. Charles Mofs, D. D. to the faid Rectory. A few Days fince died the Rev,' Mr. Young, Re&or of. North Tuddenham, in the County ...
... John and St. Margaret's Parithes. The Scrutiny on the other Side is not yet begun in any of the Partihes. 'Tis faA that Sir William Young, who has been a long while ill at Bath, is dead. He was Joint-Treafurer of Ireland with the Lord Cho!. mondelcy. They ...
... Groyne before the late War with Spates will in a few. Days be re-eflablifhed, for conveying fengers, Letters, &c. to and from Spain and England. - The Ships' that failed from the Downs a few Days ago all put back. They write from Newcaflle, that for there ...
... l e room of tlie laid Duke of [Maj.] Cyrus Trapaud, to be y> to and [Capt .J Alexander Mac 24.^. Major, of George Howard's foot. William Mildmay, Efq; one of ■j 'Its 0 . S or and determining the '' Ajjjgrj e dju(led between Britain and France J : . Ol ...
... PrinoeT:d. vsard , Capt.Hldnn, the Stiff° Capt. William Wilfon, md the York, Capt. Ward, bound for India, were the 29th ult. well oWtli Camirios. The Cornwallis, ac w Bifhop of Lichfi Id a Coventry, was this Day con-fierned at Bow Church, ! y the Worihipful ...
... Company in the (aid Regimen;, commanded by Colonel George Howard. BANKRUPTS. Mary Cheer, of Egbam in County &pry, Widow and lan- _ Thomas sf Gaimborosigh ix the Coat? , Limo's, eel ChoPmwr. William Shiphard, e Plymmith tvithix Pariib of Sias iv Civility ...
... Morning early a Fire happened in the Stables of the Hon. Mr. Howard, in Reeves Mews, .which very much damaged them, and burnt one Horfe, but by proper Affiftance was happily extinguiflied. The fame Day one of the Gamblers who lately en- deavoured to efcape ...
... to conftitutc ami appoint Alexander Mackay, ?? to be Major of his Majclly's Regi- ment ol 1 oot commanded by Colonel George Howard, and hkewife t. be Captain of a Company in the faiti Regiment 111 ti.e Koom of Cyru. Trap.lUi), Kfqj The King has been pleafed ...
... Try ton, Capt. Steward, from the Canaries* arrived at Ply'raouth, that the Prince Edward* Capt. Halden, the Sufiolk, Cant, William Wilfon, and the York, Capt. Ward, bound for India, were the lilt, well-oft the Canaries. The Matter of a Liverpool’Ship hound ...
... Sword and Piftol, within thefe three Days. We hear that both Houfes of Parliament will rife about Eafter. • Laft Wednefday two young Fellows, very genteelly drefled, who had taken Poft-Hories in the Borough the Day before, were taken at Dartford in Kent ...
... certain Diftance of Market. On the zeth ot ;all d/t3, artcr a painful and tedious Liners at Wai ham in Hereford(hire, Mr. William Fife, a Gentleman poliefs'd of a 1314 e which lie with Honour and Integrity, by his own Inchifiry snd Ah3itics : As alive ...
... for which lam to die, as I do now folemnly declare to your Lordatip in this Court, That I did never hire, advife or procure William Luckhurft, or any other Paton, to burn Mr. John Clarke's Barn or was the fame done by my Knowledge or Content. The Concern ...