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... Colchtfler, Sett. *5. A few days ago the body of woman was found wood in Hull-lane, Lexden-Heath; (he had no deaths on, but was covered over with boughs. Her face was cut away and her fltull fraftured. Some of her deaths (which are very ordinary) were ...
... Meadow and Pafture Land, (the richeft feeding Land in tht Cointry) lying by the Side of the River Siowka, called Birmingtim Farm, now ln the Occupation of Mi. Robert Sheldon. Lot V— All thofe feveral Pieces or Patels of fine old PASTURE LAND, in the Parifh ...
... OXFORDSHIRE. REDEMPTION of the LAND TAX. THE Receiver-General of the County of Oxford doth hereby give Notice that all Perfoni who 1 have obtained their Contracts, and are inclined to redeem their LAND TAX, of or under the Amount of 251. per Annum, may ...
... Moiety of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of eighty- Aye Acres (more or lefs) of Arable and Pafture Land ; alfo 25 Acres (more or lei's) of exceeding fine Wood Land, firuated at Callow Down, in the Parifh of Bledlow, Bucks.— For further Psrticulsrs enquire of ...
... of tal. and the Bread forfeited to the Poor where it was feized. Sunday a Woman did publick Penance,' by (landing in a white Sheet in Aldgate Church-yard, for calling a Filh- Woman in the Minories a Whore. ...
... themfelvcs the troubl” riurfuine her. Being arrived on the Bank Hew- 'and land, (be found a Imall Enemy’s Ship fix (jan> > out Hie tcok, and fet Fire to, after taking out Men one Woman' I’he 27th of May drawing near Loudhourg perceived three large Englilh ...
... deirre to eat a melon, went to a woman who fells fruit in the prifon-yard, whom (he requefted to pick out a very ftne melon, for it was for the Queen. The fruit- woman picked out the fincft, and gave it to the wait- ing-woman, who having allced the price ...
... rifing Grounds near Siplitz; by which Situation be unfortunately had abiblute Command of our whole Army. Finding that could by Meant dillodge him, our Army wai under Neceflity of abandoning the Field of Battle it Day-break, and Pait of ft palled the Elbe ...
... Difpofi.ions hindered our Army from palung the Oder that Place, the King marched in the Night of the 22d down the River to Guftebife, where a Bridge was thrown over with all imaginable Difpatch, and the next Day at Noon the Army palled the Oder and marched ...
... is now at Gothenburgh. The Duke ot Sundermania takes the Command of his Army in Finland, and Count Wrangel the Command of the Fleet. Field Marfhal Laudohn to be at the Head his Army on the 9th I ftant. It is difpofed in fuch a Manner as very much to embarrafs ...
... PUiladd ):.i:u lavs, The Dtferrion from Wafti ttglon Army is wry great; upwards of icoo Men, who had bet forced into the Service, had left it, and joined the Troops ; that the King’s Army, f.nee their landing 'at Philadelphia, had been augmented to a?> all ...
... this Day, that French Army, in eig’ Divifions, will arrive in our Neighbourhood, 'inis Army will commanded the Duke Je Richlieu, and it thought will march diredtly into i ■ 'rom whence the latt Advices allure us, that the I’ruihsn Army has begun their March ...