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... the ufual State, and gave the Royal Aftent to, The A& for punching Mutiny and Deftr- tlon,*ai.d forthe better Payment of the Army. The At. to continue for a further limited Time the free Importation of Wheat, and Wheat Meal, from any Part of Europe, and ...
... Whittlefea, in the Ifle of Ely, who had been out-afeed to a young Woman ofthe fame Place, going to his intended Bride, in orderto be •*' married; in his Way thither he was met by another yourig Woman, who afked him where he was going? He told her, fo be married; ...
... and the Emperor have formed a treaty of offenfivc alliance againft Algier. The Emperor of Morocco, at the head ofa numerous army, which the King of Spain is to maintain at his own ex- pence, will march, it*is faid, to Algier, while twenty-two Spaniih men ...
... Party. An Adjoin of 1000 1. is brought against an eminent Traderman in Weßmintler„ for accufing the Wife of an Oiii,er is the Army with Shoplifting, in ilealing a Piece of Lace of great Value. The Shopkeeper had her feirched in a very rude Mariner, and the ...
... his-Majcf- ty was pleafed to give e.he Koyal A (lent tv die following bills, viz. The bill for granting an aid to his Majefty by a Land -tax, tobe raifed in C'reat-Btit.>in for ihefervice ofthe year 1768. ?? Three ?? in the pound.] The bill to continue the duties ...
... manufactory is nd\* eftablilhingat Port-Royal in Jamaica. Sunday laft two men and a woman came to the houfe of the Right. Hon. the Marquis of Carnarvon at SouthgaW, and the woman prefenting a letter to the feryants, direfted to the Marquis, and not giving a ...
... deccafed, to be Commiflioners for the management and receipt of his Majefty's revenue ot excife and other duties, within Eng- land, Wales, and town of Berwick upon Tweed. Gazette. The followingisamelancholy fa_t. Thedeath warrant for the execution of Goodeve ...
... Bounty, his* l Pi&ure having a great Share of Merit. ?? Sunday two Men and a Woman -same to the Houfe ofthe Right Hon. the Marquis oJ£ Caernarvon at Southgate, and the Woman* prcfentiug a Letter to the Servants, _dirc*sled to the Marquis, and not giving ...
... of by the great numbers of little horoughs that fend members to parliament. To make triennial parliaments. To have an equal land tax. To enlarge the revenues by a new fcheme in lieu of the excife duties. There isa plan alfo adopted by his Lordfhip for ...
... ana retired to Calvi, the Cor- (ican Malcontents took immediate pofi'eflion of it, and fent all the Jefuits that hadbeen landed the re to Ca,lvi. Vittamt, July %i. We_-_f_ay laft, being the *r3asf £ fcpoiiit-tifar tke public thanltfgmng, the 'F_npfe-_ ...
... (even years. She efFefled it in the following manner t The Farmer's daughter had loft row wearing apparel, and applied to this woman to have intelligence of it ; the accordingly readily allured her the would bring the thief, with the devil bodily, and the ...
... entered into the poflefllpn, ofdijirc.rs lands, forts, and revenues, belonging of right 'to the Britilh crown. 8. A duel was fought,lift Monday Hydepark, between a gentleman of great fortune and officer in the army, concerning lady, when p*- the latter was ...