... quarrelled at Munday's Coffee-houfe in Rounds-Court, and a Chal- ]enge enfuing, they appointed to meet the next Day at the Cardigan Tavern near Cliarkg-Crcifs. They met accordingly about Three, and going up Stairs into a front Room thereof, they fat themfclves ...

... Charity, via. James Caulet, Efq. Sir John Hartopp, Bart. Sir Ed- ward T r - er, Bart. Walter Long, Philip Stephens, and Samuel Cafe, El'qrs. Yefterday it was currently reported here, that $00 French were landed near Cardigan, in South- Wales , that they had ...

... thus; For James Grattan Efq; Recorder, ( !lades Lucas, 13os --Sir Charles Burton, Barr. —I tints Dunn, Lf.l; who religned tie t Lib Day of polling. i 037. tlurit, L:q. 67; —James Digges Latouche, Efq; 77 Upon wiii;ll, Shei declared Mr. Grattan and Mr. Lucas ...

... likewife adminifired Sheriffs appointed b)' a in Council, for the Year 1 76 1 . John Houghton, of Bsghill, Efq; Drrby,frire, Samuel Shore, of Norton, Efq; Hrreferri i hire, John Cotterell Brookes, of Garman, Efq; Oxford/hire, Charles Price, of Rotherheld ...

... Lady Mary Brudencl Mon- tague, Daughter to the Earl of Cardigan. — \f York, aged 55, Sir H. Ibbetfbn, of Leeds, Bart. Bankuvfts. Archibald Murray, lat- of Plymouth in the County of Devon, Chapman — John Dickens, late of Weft-Smithfield, Lon don, Innbolder ...

... chtted KING HENR the fouß-ru With the krunioup of Sir JONI' FAI;STAFFE. Sir John Falitaife Mr. Whitley, Ki. Henry Mr. B; , -ret, Pr.ace t ti'Jales Mr. Barry - , Prince' John of Lancafter Mailer Wheeler, Hotfpur ..4r. Vaughan Worceiter Mr. Pates, Sir Richard ...

... Honourable Bolen Sotton, Erg; called Lord rt Sutton, Hewett, Zig; g o , ug h o f gen Redford. Jahn White, John Shelley. Mgrs. of Newark open Trent. John Manners, names Theritten, Cooney of Wanekk. Sit Charles Merdatun, San. Cesves Rig Borough of Toenworth ...

... this the by Counterfeits, pleatic to my Arms the Box, with T, Jack (on's Britilh Powder for the Teeth, &c the Margin this Bill. fold Wholetalc and Retail, 1 criminal kept Thomas Jackfon and Son, at the King's Arms, Craven Building#, near the New Church ...

... Letter would decide whether the Operations were to be continued during the holding of the Congrefs, or whether a Sufpenfion of Arms would take place from the Isth Infiant. What gave Rife to the Report of the famous Bufry's 14zing come to Town, (as mentioned ...

... entirely coufumed eight Houfes, viz. Mr. Hazle's, the Sadlers Arms, and fome Lodping Rooms over Coach-Ho efe in S wallow-Street ; Meifrs Pointer and Stuart, COadt-Mailers, in Sad/ers-Arms-Yard; Mr. Hogarth's, a Chemill, at the Corner ; Mr. Bennet's, ...

... gentleman who going through the play houfe paflage in Smock’ Ally, he was aflaulted by fomc ruffirns, who wounded him in the arm, but two gentlemen coming to his affiftance, they were purfued and one of them taken and lodged in Newgate * 'tis remarkable ...

... Lord Robert Sutton, John Pletvet 3 Eiqrs. Letters from Lifhon of the loth pall advice, that the King Newark, John Manners, Thomas Thoroton, Eiqrs. had iffued an Edict for confifcating the Elates and Effeas PembrekeAire, Sir John Phillips, Bart. of the ...