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... and i\onb Kiatun at the v.oumv of yl.nan.lalc, luthfdac'. Gallway, TiviuJak, LicUcjMc, and thp Men. or Rnnnicljhin, in Sc, land. not exceeding twenty Lines, are mltrled in this Paper, 6d. the «fll Time, and s. 6d. each Time afterwards. LON D'O Oft. 24 ...
... Coroner's Inqueft found the caufe of their death to be fuffbcsitior. by a pot of charcoal iv the room, which was clofe. The woman is fince dead. Char lef, ?? Scuth-Caro/iii.i, Od. 12. On Satur- day. Jail,. our Lieutenant-Governor gave his alfer.t to an ...
... widow of James Baird of Chcfterhall, Efq; aB. At Edinburgh, Mrs Katharine Threip. land, wife of the Rev. Mr William Harper. At Wingrave, in Bucks, Faith Ginger, widow woman, aged xoB. She retained her health and fenfes to the laft. At Londonderry, Col. ...
... long Time ; at length they came and delivered up the Prifoners, &c. and gave to his Majefty, and his SucceiTors for ever, the Land on both Sides the Streights to Lake Erie ( or Carrying Place ) 4 Miles en each Side, and Liberty of a Poft on the North Side ...
... James Harding, at Wormwood-Gate in the City of Dublin, and forcibly tearing down an Engine which lie had brought from Eng- land, for managing the Wire, and holding the Leather ufed in making Wool and Flax-Cards, with Exaaneis and Difpatch, which fayed ...
... ofthe itth Inftant, bring Advice, that they had an Account thatthe Great General of the Crown, Count Branicki, with the Crown Army under his Command, is marching towards the Frontiers of Turky, and Count Ponia- towski, with 5000 Men, was following them at ...
... Miniftry continue the Purfuit of fuch Meafures as they judge will be moft for the Bepefit of the Monarchy, exclufive of a Land Army eonfiftiog of 24,c00 civélive Men added to the ERablifli> Tha & . . ¥ 22X :Q T v 3 ...
... Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, in Pre- sence of the King and all the Royal Family of Prussia, the Princes and Princesses of Brunswick, the Land- grave of Hesse-Cassel , the Ministers of State, foreign Ministers, &c. After the Solemnity, the Court supped in public, during ...
... being countermanced. ?? It is reported that a ndble Eai.. w ill fhortly refign his great Office. Wb. Ev. Poft. 4. We hear the Land-Tax \ ill be continued for fome Time longer at Four Shillings in the Pound, , n d not be reduced next Seifion, as imagined ...
... the 26th, to MONDAY oSober the 29th,. 1764* power to fpeak a word and while they were thus abforbed in amaxemtnt, another woman entered the room in like manner. Juft at this time the maid came down from warming the bed, and though greatly fnrprized at ...
... after jenn the army under major Adams, which was then its march towards Moorftiedabad. The firft a (ft ion which happened, was on the 19th of July, oppofite to Cutwa, on the Coflimbuzar fide of the river. The major having crofled the army the night before ...
... year age ferved in the army fixty years every occafion diftin-guifhed in fervice of his King country He purchased all his in him leave to a regi under-Lord Cadogan during the rebellion the and was appointed Commander all the land-forces on board Sir' Byng’s ...