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... x Gt >'■ «AU I. When Henry was urged to treat with feverity fome towns which he had taken by force, no, faid the King, the fatisfaftion of vengeance lafts but a moment, but that cf clemency is eternal. 11. When the parliament of Tours camcto render homage to the King, gentlemen, faid he, I forget and pardon the injuries you have done me, and I exhort you to forget thofe which you have received ...
... At our feflions held this week, Tho. Black, Wm. Smith, William Corpin, William Scales, WardFerrvman, and Tho. Beaumont, for dealing the rudder and other parts of the wreck of a Ihip ftranded on our beach, were ordered to be tranfponcd for 7 years. Tohn Carr, Robert Harret, Alexander Clifton, and Tho. Arraftrong, for felony, were levcrally branded. John Ruffel for cutting and dealing a piece of ...
... I. Sal Jinny, July 8. We hear that Samuel Webb, Efq; of the neighbourhood of Bath, has tranfmitted to the Hon. the Commillioners of Longitude, fever ...
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... [No. 1948. Suffolk and Norfolk. T . March *l, 1776. HE next Meeting of the Truliees of the Turn* pike-road from Sudbury to Bury, will be held at the Six Bell* Bury, on Monday the ifiday of Aj-ri' next. T from SCOLE to BURV. next Meeting of the Iruftees will beheld at the Crown in BohfJa.'e, on Thursday the nth d.iy of April next, at Eleven the clock iij the forenoon. SOLD, At Thomas Darby's, ...
... d>qtlOtatiOn,‘ 'fftyartl* j Stiff'd info far, tbat/bould they’wtuki&mttfir • 'To riturn >wou'd- bi as Udieut at goo'er. . But if you will 'af-once biuak off all connexions with tbefe Mrnicious men» if you will waye ail ~ but the falvatto'n your country. Great Britain may fraud as much indebted to Burgoync as Bothc was to her Camillus. Do not, I entreat you, toy d*a» Sir, think this the mad ...
... HEI’WORTH MANOR. WHEREAS the GAME on the above Manor lias been lately much dcllroyed by poachers and other unqualiticcl perfons, This is to give notice to fuch, that proper perfons are autliorifod to protect tlie fame for the future; and the Lord of the above manor hopes ail perlons vvi!) be fparing of the game. ALL PeiTons who have any Claim Demand upon the eltatc and eft efts of Mr. EDWARD ...
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... [No. 1958. ESSEX. WANTED immediately, Sctttlfminjier, in Eflcx, A Jcu:ncyinan Saddler. A. good hand may have two three months work, by applying to ‘Thomas Baker. U'itbam, June 7, 1776. THE Rev. Mr. CALDOW returns his Thanks to thofe gentlemen and ladies, who have encouraged his fchocl, and lequefts the continuance ot their favours, School will he opened again on Monday the ill July. To be SOLD ...