... we let him alone all Men will believe on him, and the Romans fhall come and take away both our Place and Nation; they were terribly afraid that a fingle Diffenter would ruin the Conftitution both in Church and State, they therefore fuborned falfe Witnefres ...

... we let him alone all men will believe on him, and the Romans thall come and take away both our place and nation ; they were terribly afraid that a fingle dif fenter would ruin the both in church and ftate, they therefore fuborned falfe witneffes againit ...

... letter from. Dari for.l, Oil, 2. Between four and five o’clock ibis afternoon the people here, and>n tfie neighbourhood,, were terribly alarmed the blowing up Mr. Powder i * ...

... another t'angeroufly wounded. 34. Tuefday afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock the people at Dartford, and the Neighbourhood, were terribly alarmed by the blowing up of Mr. Pegu's powder mills near that town. There were 4 in number, and the cxplofion was dreadful ...

... another dangeroufly wounded. 34, Tuefday afternoon between 4 and o’clock the people at Dartfbrd, and the Neighbourhood, were terribly alarmed by the blowing up of Mr. Pego’s powder mills near that town. There were 4 in number, and the explofion was dreadful ...

... Embarkation at Leith. Between Four and Five o’clock on TuefJay Afternoon, the People at Dartford, and in the Neighbourhood, were terribly alarmed the blowing-up of the , Powder Mills within a fliort Mile of that Town. he Houfcs were lhaken to their Foundations ...

... Madrid another ternemi, the people at Dartford, and in the neighmemorial, to. the following purport: That in a ‘ bourhood, were terribly alarmed bythe blowing ., .conVerfation with Mr. Merry, the Britith' charge up of the, powder mills within a thort mile ...

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... is any miffing. Bet «een four and five o’clock 6a Tucfday afternoon, the pcop'é at Dartford, and in the neighbourhdod, were terribly alarmed by the blowing up of the powder mills within a of that town. The koufes were thaken totheir foundations, as if ...

... hear ne is in no danger. between four and five o'clock on Tuefday afternoon people at Dartford, and in the neighboernood. were terribly aiarmed by the blowing up of the powder mils within a of that town. hooks were u tb,ir touadations. as it by so eattbqualce ...

... Eruditus Ignoramus,” &c. Between four and five o’clock on Tuefday afternoon the people of Dartford, and in the neighbourhood, were terribly alarmed by the blowing-up of dm powder-mills within a fhort mile of that town, houfes were lhaken to their foundations ...

... hufband almolt fix months. A little before five o'clock on Thnrfday morning, the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood were terribly by the molt tremendous and uncommon tempeft ofthundcr and lightning, (accompanied with a very high wind, rain and hail) ...