... in Relation to tne ftock luppoied to bave -^ , d him fjt SSkoS^ Sis himfelf ofthe Company tho' . . led i in Mr. Stanhopes name After many Hours fpent the Qu- ?? Zt Pi twl ether tbe P fa.d Mr. Stanhope was guilty of having tak- eftion was P J™ pi ifi __ ...

... Leine uf this City carried nivallo the Letter In which the Gentlemen had fabfcrilus Mail DAniuions. . .t I i bed their Names after the Kiog to Sittingtoru, ILTAiI i Sacra Gtcrge, Glut Guardian 0(05501k when be had the Honour to kils his M3l:fly's IL A ...

... King's Confidence, the faidCount had communicated to his Maiefty a Projed to make him an abfolute Sovereign in Sweden, and to name after. , wards the Duke of Holftein for his Succeffor: But this Projekt has produced a quite contrary Effea, fince it has raid ...

... Recaption, They propofe to let out in two* Days for Torno, a little To«n of Bathnia, on the NotbernSide of the Gulph of that Name, after .vhich they will make tiieir Way mo Lapland ; aud they reckon it will take them up aimolt a Year to make their Oblervations ...

... moft robuft Boys arc defign'd for the Britifh Sea Service. 'Tis faid, that amongft thofc to be baptiz'd, foine will be named after our great Men in former Times, as Drake, Norris, Blake, and other tam'd Admirals, of the greateft Renown for their Vir- ...

... her. The robuft Boys arc defign'd for the Brit& Sea-Service. And we bear, that amonet thofe to be bap.tz'd, lonic will be named after our great Men of former limes, as Drake, Norris, Make, and other fam'd Admirals, of the greatelt for their Virtue and gallant ...

... moft robuft Boys are defign'd for the Britifli Sea Service. And we hear, that amongft thofe to be bapuVd. fome will be named after our great Men in former Times, as Drake, Norris, Blake, and other fam'd Admirals, of the greateft Renown for their Virtue ...

... mofl robuft Boys are defign'd for the Britifh Sea-Service. And we hear, that amongft thofe to be baptiz'd, fome will be named after our great Admirals of former times, which may greatly infpire thofe happy Foundlings in another Age. Sarum, March 23. Lafl ...

... Friend to the Balance of Power in Europe, than fome hot headed ambitious Courts, and fupine blundering States, that might be named. After all, we are not a little apprehenfive At the Auftrian .Clergy will be obliged to fit down at laft with the Lofs of their ...

... Harbour, in Honour of the Duke; likewife a River by the Name of Augufta River ; and many other remarkable Places have got new Names, after the Englilh Manner, every Captain that takes PofTeflion of a Place, to build upon, giving it the Name of his Ship, or his ...

... Honour of the Duke j likewife a River by the * Name of Augufla River ; and many other remarkable * Places have got new Names, after the Englifh Manner; ' every Captain that takes Poffeflion of a Place, to build ' upon, giving it the Name ofhis Ship, or ...

... at the French akir.g « tiii* Stair h»d immediate. « ly with the M milter* the « tluir High Mightinillt'k noon « ot this Name; after wh'ch he f n* ly »r London, as it's here, concert his ai d his Minillers, what Man- ' ' nduCt himself in cafe their M'gh« ...