... that the prifoner had a legacy left her in the year 1770, and that flic law her receive 4.0001. in cadi and notes in OtSfober 1770, and 3700 pounds in the beginning 1771, hut. this witnel's would neither tell the name the tcllator, nor the name of thetruftce who paid the legacy. Several per(bns were now called to Mrs. Rudd's character, the firfl of whom, a lady, had known her eight years (aid ...

... YeJlerJry the Houfe of Peers, ajter pajfng the mutiny, the militia, the vice treafurer's of Ireland and land-tax f ills, uuanimoujly rejefled the bill to indemnify the perfons advifed his Majejfy to employ foreign troops the confent of parliament. Thus was a bill which cojlthe in the Houfe op' Commons fo much labour, learning and rhetoric, totally lojf by a debate in the Houfe of I. ords of ...

... ■i . i l&oft. C. London, Dec. 5. 1. fp'ejhninfter, Dec. 4. This day his Majeftv catne to the Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal a/- fcnl to an aft for granting an aid to his Majefty, by a land-tax to be raifed in Great Britain, for the year 1776; aft for puniftiing mutiny and defertion, and for the better payment of the army and their quarters ; aft to enable his Majefty, for a limited time, ...

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... The following ESTAXES in the County Suffolk. A MESSUAGE, with convenient Outhoufes; and about 195 acres of land in Cotton, in the occupation of Mr. James Lajl. Alfo a MelFuage, with convenient outhoufes; and about 125 acres of land in Weatkeringfet, in the occupation of Mr., Leonard Howard. Alfo a Mcffuage, with convenient outhoufes ; and about acres of land in M r ukham-Skytb, in the ...