... great expence, and who were entirely use- . less to her. These, Thomas intended to have re- 7 duced. The Seiks at this time committing de- a\ nro~ation.s upon the Begum's country, Thomas sl went to retaliate. During his absence, the art- ful and envious ...

... Recorder further affured him, that the ble. profecutor Should be profecuted at the cxpence of the o 'le. bar. iI tnt, Yefterday Thomas Aulten, was tried at our rr Seffion'r, for violently affaulting and attempting to N by commit a rape on the body of Maria ...

... Alderman Flower, T. and L. Bell, Metis. Jordaine and Shaw, TUompfon and Barker, Reeve and Green, s And, CffandDickinfon, Mr. Thomas Rowcroft. At the clofe of the competition, the contrda for cheefe was declared. in favour of Aldermana Flower, and that for ...

... ' The Vice-Chancellor. ] William Gretton, D. l. Mailer of'Magd. Coll. Di'inity. Jofeph Jowett, LL. 1D. Trinity Hall, Law. Thomas Ingle, M. D. Peterhoufe, Pbyfic. ic. W. Burrell, M. A. Catharine Hall, Sen. sao-Regent. John Broderip, M.- A. King's College ...

... LifLlibofn, ar-rived ar the Fountain on Monday, where. he waits for a fair wind, to proceed in the 10 Amphion frigate, Capt. Hardy, to Litbof. or Admiral Milbanke has llhifted his flag from the' )Y Blenheim, to tie Dry ad ffi.'att. GCapt. .Wlliain m. ,, ...