... returned to the whapter-Houfc, I(hop.Bi.l 1 (hop.Bi.l the Lower Houfe CWTOrvnd having fe. » « the i, t j ra l to chufe a Proejiion, °^ . Tnomas, Dean Weftminfter, wa* Incotor, the i r Lcrdihips and To-lboreleae and refented to the Convocauonin row he , in Weftm.nfter-Abbcy. King Henry w j, o that Occafioo make a . •tb -t ,h ® J Careaflis ! Scarce able to believe him, « their nr.hed where, in ...

... ran towards the Church, as to t'Safety, but they were prevented entering by the very ■ . , Condition of the Tower. The Shock feemed move • ali to Weft. We bear it was very violent in Radnorflurt. v no Livct, that we hear of, have been lad.’ (N'-o EnslmJ,) Not. ,4.. The Hon. Commtfr, f the Cuftoras, end the Gentlemen belonging to the * Hoar 1, are now and the Board will hvld * t mierly at the ...

... Mr, Firninc, one the Ccmpilert of this WorV, whs i* , now more, « well known to the learned World for his (it, ptrior kill in indruiting Youth; and his great Accuracy in all ( the Woiks wrote to promote or facilitate their Education.— , Learned without Otlcmation, he was contented with being ufef fol in the Kepuhlic of Letters, without defiring to eminent. fatislied rathei with adorning and ...

... B London, &c. 'Tue/day, 17. 1. Yefterday there was the fulleft Houfe of Peers, that lias been the Commencement the Seflions; but contrary to Expedition, the Houfe was up Six o’Clock. _ 2’. From Gin. £%■. Poti. We hear the former Sentences on late popular Affair in the Court of King’s Bench; are con- From Lend. Chron. We hear that Mi. Alderman I cannot take hib Refidence in the Citr, as we are ...