... of the Uni\Tiiity of O«ford, dcce.iltd, aie dtfireJ bi lug in the to Mary Butler, it the Star Inn, in Oxford. And thole who ft and indebted to the aforrfaid Kftatc, arc likrwilc defired to pay the Dime immediately to the laid Maty Butler., ...

... the Fi-onticra Hungary; that a rier fet out for Pctcrlbnrgh, from Vienna, the Inllant; and it was the general Opinion, that the moll vigorous Oppofition would made by the two Courts to the farther Entrance of the Turks into Poland. Extrafl if a teller from Paris, Sift, 18. Contrary all the of many of this Capital, the Count Guerchy is to fet out from Paris on the a;th Day of this Month his ...

... AGA 1) NK R. well recom-1 and of an imcxccptional-Ie C!iarafter, V, • ' and ; it ' *\ iy li' wi lK ...

... Eftate, held of the Minor of Bledlow, fltuate at Bledlow- Ridge, in the County of Bucks; let to a good Tenant, at 32 l. 10s. per Annum, exclufive of fome Woodland. The Buildings are in exceeding good Repair. For farther Particulars enquire of Mr. John Bates, in High-Wycomb, Bucks. To be Lett, And entered upon at Michaelmas next. THE Star in the Market-Place in Buckingham, with good ...

... It faid a certain noble Duke will Ibortly fet out in a very high Charadler to a neighbouring Kingdom, un an important Affair. By Gentleman who arrived few Days from Dunkirk, We hive an Account, lie fortification) of that Place towards the Sea were entirely demolilhed, the Satisfufiiou of the Englilh Commiffaries, who were lent there to fecit performed. The Coorts of Prance and Spain not ha- ...