... Mr AVE, SnYgeon, at Cor cnbtr k«, cont’niu’s inoculnte his Houfe Mile-End, r,i a ' Coldntfler, all this returns Thank* to all Friends for thtir Favourtt received, and hopes f,r ihe Continuance tlie fame, as Ins f’atients may lie aflurcd >.f the gicalelt Care their Well't b, conftant Att-ndance gentetl Acchinmodaiions. gio iVIr. Mtifgtave has had in Inoculation, hopes will a fufFicieni ...

... L i (For the Remainder a Term Years, of which are unexpired) and Enter’d upon after Midsummer next. modem-built Erick Houfe, with very good rieal trc-Garden, in which are two Canal*, and abundance lit I'tft Ft uit all Kinds; two cheii-Garnrns, Stabliar fix two and all tht ...

... TIA. a General Meeting of Majesty's Lieutenancy for the County of Cambridge, held this Day at the Rose Tavern in Cambridge, It was Ordered, that the Militia Forces raised in and for the said County, to assemble and meet together at the said Cambridge, on Friday the 22d of Day May instant, to be there trained and exercised for the the space of twenty-eight Days together ; of which all Persons ...

... the Coart taking Grelham College, in order to Pull it down and build on that Ground an Excife-ofnce. The Han was agreed to, and a Committee is to appointed r.tx: Tuefday, in order to conhdcr of carrying it into Execution. The Piopofals lately ofi'ered by his Grace the Duke of Grafton, and the Earl ✓Albemarle, for taking Leafes of a art tl City’s Ettate at Conduit Mead, were taken into ...

... Simplon iniel, 1 btatfordthire. Potter. William Stubbs I holt. ire, Waggoner. Thomas Vigutes, St. Clement Danes ' iddlefex, Merchant C. Foreign N e s. I rf Ltmr from Paris, April * By one the three Arrets of Council, relative to the Reform of the Religious Orders, the King orders that in confequence the Deliberations taken in the lad general Chapter the Congregation Saint Maur, they proceed ...