... Temple, Now Newton, ...

... Evening Pak * lane t 1 : •All the Regiments that to go on board Fleet commlnded by ir * Jennings, are °Ay three, viz. Newtons; Difncy's, and nftruther's, the Are to be fhip'd at the Nore, Beds and other Necetfaties are preparing for them. We hear that General ...

... for the Downs laft Friday As likewife did the Drake on Monday, with the Tranfporrs that carried the Regiments of Ann, other, Difncy, and Newton ; but the Wind not holding Wefterly long enough for them, they all came back again to Spithead laft Night. Middleton's ...

... of Dragoons in General Gore's Regiment, in the Room of Lieut. Ball, who goes on Half-pay. And, Licut. John Pitman of Col. Difncy's Regiment of Foot, is made-Litt:tenant of Dragoons in the Lord Carpenter's Regiment, in the Room of Lieut. Carr, who goes ...

... LONDON, Nov. 15. On Monday laft :he Ecu # l of Albcmarle kifs'd tlic King's Hand for the Regiment oi Foot Lite Col. Difncy's. We hear that his Majefty has been tolef- fed to order a Lift of all the Officers boo l * by Sea and Land, that arc in HaH-pay ...

... Letter from .Edinburgh we have Advice, that Lieutenant Henry Difncy, of Col. Murray's Regiment, ( fecond Son to the late Reverend Mr. John Difnay, of Nottingham, and Brother of the prefent John Difncy, fyq; of Lincoln ) now a Prifoner at that City, who ftood ...

... attention to our learned and loyal univerfity. His grace the lord primate hath approved and confirmee the ciedion the rev. dodor Difncy into the office of royal profelfor of divinity, which hear is fo consumed as effcdualiy to fiver the important purpofes intended ...

... from this place : 1 fee no foul but two parfons, and they arc intent on the goipel, that for convcrfation black is a Duke Difncy to them ; for fhc will grunt when (he has wafh given her ; but *gc, age, Sir, impedes our artivity. bi jam validis (juafliuum ...

... to bill againft her in the Court Exchequer the trial lalled feven hours, when Ihe was acquitted. Preferments. The Rev. Dr. Difncy, curate of Leeds, to the reftojy of Barnes, near London, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Mr. Ferdinand© Warner. —The ...

... Stable, in Stepben-llreet, with Locks, Grates, and Chimney-pieces, and large Garden in the Rere. For Particulars inquire of Mr. Difncy, laid Houfe. To be fold, the Queen’s Head in Dride-ftreet, handfome bay Gelding with long Tail, five Years old, 15 Hands high ...

... Pockiington, (the High Sheiiff) came forward upon the huttings, and acquainted ihe company with the of the day; then lewis Difncy, of Fliuiham, £(q; propoled John Midlers, Elq; Col wick Hall near that town, as Gentleman of a large and independent fortune ...

... room in this place. After the Sheriff had acquainted the company with the bufinefs on which . they had been convened, Lewis Difncy_, of Flentham, Efq; propofed John Mutters, of Cohvick Hall, Efq. a gentleman of a large and independent fortune, as a proper ...