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... from Leghorn, rheCoaitsof are at prcfent much infefted the Algcrine which had occasioned of the Court cf Turin, for fornc armed be fitted out to cruize againft thefc Barbarians. Some Letters from the above place fay, that all the potts the Ifle of Sardinia ...
... 13- Beauty, Richards, with Barley, from Cardigan Ann arid Mary,' Morgan, with ditto and Oats, from ditto Nancy, Winlow, with Flour, Logwood, &c. from Philadelphia Succefs, Bains, with Timber, from Chefter John. Leather, ditto, from ditto Speedwell, Rowland ...
... Wife of John Bennet, of ringing a Pan, as is the Cnftom, to fettle Swarm of Bees, they fixed upon her Head, Neck, Bread, and Arms, and continued tiil the vening, when fhe Shook them off into Hive; and received no odier hurt than a few Stings her Arms and ...
... freighted with Money for this City; by the Crew of which we are informed, that four Men of ar, two Frigates, and a new Xcbeck are arming tlut Port; but their definition is not publickly known. Though the frequent Accounts from France, fome Time ago, of die Ravages ...
... London. 18. John Goddard, of London, Merchant, Dealer and Chapman. —At Guildhall, London. ;o. Richard Nedham, of the Borough of Leiccfler the County of Lekcflcr, Dealer and Chapman. —At the Three Cranes, Leictfler. at. John Lockwood and John Wardell, both ...
... the Youth. Birmingham, April *o. At the Affizes StafFord, John and David Jones, for breaking open Barn and Stable;. Thomas Warburton, for robbing two Houfes-, one at AfhlCy and the Ecclefhall; John Beckett, for Stealing a Gelding from Mr. Salt; fofeph Hadley ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...
... our lan) and Tho- F.llerthaw, for lbeep-ilealing, received nce of death. John Lever, 4dv.ard Wil,,. and Hugh Johefon. (likcwife mentioned o• r la(I) are to be tranfporud ; alfo John' tit, for Pealing out of a pond belong./ Lady Egerton ; Ann Richmond, alia ...
... marked and noinbeted on John Swinton's Farm at Bunton, near Nortiissich, dole adjoining the River Wearer. The Oak Trees full grown, and fit for Ship Timber and Plark. Any Pe.fmi mindful to purchafc, may ..pply to the laid John Swinton, who will thew the ...
... ienriuite of Mr. John Bennett, Wine • .Merchast, Chstler. To be Lctt, knd nutted upon at All Saints and May 'Day next, major Part of Penrhofe I)c--11 in the bland Ang lefea, litigate within One Mlle and an Halt of tosiifling of a arm Moire, v.ith fnitable ...
... of a 101. g flooding Scab, or Heady to be leen is Glover's•dlone. JOHN GRIFFITHS, Fourteen Ye old, cured Of a long ftanding Kant,'s Evil under his Left Arm; to be fan in 11.4n-Lane. JOHN COINER, a Child Three Years old, cured of a Prutiginous Liptitude ...
... in the Army, concerning a Lady, when the latter was wounded in the (word arm ; and we hear the Lady has fines married his antagonift. Yefterday was paid into the hands of Sir John Field be, by the direition of his Grace the Duke of N----d, (whore comparkon ...