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... forbade the wilh’d Return, And all thy Profit protr’d watryVn: To thee no more! the gath’nng Temped* drove. And vain the Ikilful hardy Seamen drove Bulg’d on the Rocks the breaking Vedcl lay. And left thy Life dafliing Waves a Prcv. Thus were thy Plans of fare ...
... France, diawn in the French language, figned at Aix-la-Chapelle, on the part of England, by John, Earl of Sandwich, and Sir Thomas Robinfon [N. R. The CL of Hungary's att of acceffion to t his treaty *a» in Latin, and the ol Sardinia’s in Italian ] [l 749 ...
... Cotinfellors Sir Robert Henley, Knt. his Keeper ofthe Great Seal of Great Britain; John Earl Granville, Preiident of his Council; Thomas Holies, Duke of Newcaftle, ■firft Lord Commiflioner of his Treafury ; Robeit Earl of Hoi- derncfle, one of his pincipal S ...
... Hayward, Deputy to Sir Thomas Allin, But. that on the and r sib Inftant, 144 Casks of Wine, and one Piece of Foreign Brandy, all of them Ullages, and a great many of them damaged by Salt Water, were Mended on the Manours of Sir Thomas Allier, in the Half ...
... —Whoever apprehends and brings the faid John Roberts to the Officers of Curbridge, ffiall receive Guinea Reward from THOMAS LANKSHARE, THOMAS WRIGHT. The abovefaid Roberts is middle fized Man, near fight* ed, wears his own brown flag Hair, which hangs very ...
... the Downs the las and Argo Men of War, and failed thtt; immediately. Extrail a Lour from Poll laud lax. a 3. Sir Charles Hardy was fifteen Days in his Paftage from Qaiberon Sty, and began to be in great Dards for want of Provifions and Water ; no ViEtuallers ...
... failed this Morning from St. Helen's for the t3ay. Monday Admiral Hardie, in the Union, with the Royal George, Namur, and Mare, arrived at Spithead, from the Bay., Sir Charles Hardie, in the Union, with the Royal George, Namur, and Mais, were fifteen ...
... Pocock was chofen without Oppofition. Salisbury, Jan. 28. On Friday Henry Rawlins, a Lad about 1 7 Years of Age, Apprentice to Thomas Kingftone, Taylor, of Wilton, was committed to our County Goal, for malicioufly fetting Fire to his Mailer's Houfe the uth ...
... 80 Guns, failed this Morning from St. Helens for the Bay. Yefterday arrived from thence the Union of 90 Guns, Vice-Admiral Hardy, the Namur of 90, the Royal George of 100, and the Mars of 74. 3, We hqar mat a large Fleet will be fent early in the Spring ...
... the Year 1760. Chi/hire, Sir Peter Leicefler, Bart. Derby/hirt. Thomas Ba;nbrsgpe, of Derby, Erg; ISage, or Strtitey, L•fq; Oxforaire, Samuel Tio•man. rf liuckocil, Efq; Shropthire, Thomas Jones, of Shrlbory, EAT, Ctatordihirr, John Do!pnin, of Sheniton ...
... of the Dicey and Okell, viz. Thomas Jackfon, Tin£lure - Man, Craven-Buildings, Wych-ftrcct, near the New Church in the Strand, London ; Jofeph Ruffel, in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide Thomas Randal, of Brcad-ftreet; and, Thomas Clark, at the Golden-Key, the ...
... 11•111.1111111 inn' I eke had as 16d) Th. are 93 Ships of the Liao at the fevers! Ds pet to Sea very !hardy on difaraie Services. Morning early the Mail gobs' one for Portfoootb tabbed sear &after= Gravel-Ines, - by a logic Highways% bar it was fonad ...