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... the yearly Kent of lixty Pounds Alfo fit tbc fume Time and Place, Two Tenements in Hunders/ield, within the Parifh of Rochdale, rah'd rhe Uupti and Lowci llutles, now Icit at the yearly Reut or 14 I ios capable o| i-emK gicatly adyancd in Kent, hav.nij ...
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... Remarks on this Subjea. Letter on the Dearnefs of Provifions in London anfwered. Deftruflive Storm near Rye. Difcovery of Golden Country. Murray's new Armillary Trigono. meter defcribed. Refiettions on a French Ship's Motto 1 lie late Game recited. 'ty ...
... tp.king the Cannon, and blowing up Come Past of tte Fort. The Indians furrendered themielves. On Saturday laft the Hunter, Golden Fleece, and a new-hired Tender, failed from Iron Gate with about zoo imprefed Men, d r ained for the Ships at Chatham and ...