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... between the Fi_l.mongers Alms-Houfcs at New- ington, and the Dog and Duck: One ofthe Peifons fei/.'d the Highwayman by the Arm, bat Part ofhis Great Coat Sleeve came off, by which Means he got loofe; and one in the Coach feeing that, (hot his Horfe from ...
... People. Yefterday in the Afternoon a poor Woman's Child expir'd in her Arms as fhe was finging Ballads in Fet- ter-Lane. [ Price Two-Pence, ] On Wednefday the Earl and Countefs of Cardigan, fet out from his Houfe in Privy-Garden for FraSce, to vifit their ...
... of Binfield. BtJferJ/hirt, William Cole of Sondon. Bmtkinrhamjhirt, John AnfeU of Great MifiSmden. Cumberiaut, John SenhoufeofCalder Chtjhiu, JohnEgertonof Broxton. Camh' and Modi’, John Jackfon of Godmanchcfter. Quo niad/f Swcite Nicholas Archer of Truro ...
... are likewife two grand Pieces, forty-two Pounders, now curioofly engraving, with the Arm* and Titles of hi* pftefent Majefty, with many curious Devices, and the Arms of Lord Ligonicr. Extras of a Letttrfrom Portfmoutb, May I*. On Monday the Old Buffs ...
... were fiied. The French Minilter is find to be ordered Wk. /. O N D N.’ Suaday thc Reverend Dr- John Thomas, preached befofc their Majeftics; the Earl of Cardigan carried the Sword of State; after Sermon, the King, and Queen received die Communion frqm the ...
... the a6th> ult. and fear the Psrveft- in was- very forward and C&UNTRV news* Brifid, fag*/} 7. YeAcnUy Sc’nnigkt OM * ,r >’. John feme Worfi his Son « Ficki« Roath, k» Glamor* ?oftpro, he took a Stake out a Hedge.aad >ve him fitch a violent Blow with it ...
... London, Lmmn-ihapvrr CesTif icatfu to grantrii. March 9. John Charles S mlnicr, of Broad-ftrert, LooJon, Merchant. '''• March 9. John Blyih, Stepney, Midillcfcx,- Salelnian. »v,V- ( March 9. John Grattan, London, • •. 'j March 9. Thomas Heys now l.ue- cf Livi ...
... Nights at Sea, brought into Cardigan-Bay in Wales, There wire two Irifli Mails, and King’s Meffcngcr on lioarJ. Lad Week di ! at his I the Rules the King’s Bend , vvlreie had betn 1 illonei fixteen Ment is, tie ingenious John Tull. s Uentlem hi was tie ...
... Sovereign in his own Apartment ; and being called over Garter King of Arms, a Proceflion was made from thence tire great Council Chamber, in the following Order: Earl of Bute. Earl of Cardigan. Earl of Lincoln. Duke of Bedford. Duke of Leeds. His Royal Highncfs ...
... Dedjordjhire, Philip Field, of Barton. Bucks, George Richard Carter, of Chilton. Cumberland, John Chriftian, of Uncrigg. Chejhire, Peter Brooke, of Mere. Camb. Hunt, John Goddard, of Elm. Cornwall, Thomas Trcfry, of Fowey. Devon, Poll pored. Dorfttjhire, Tho ...
... Oft. a*, Nov. 8. John Antrobus, Liverpool LancaihirCf Flovirman> the Golden Lyon in Liverpool* Oft, 11, 24, Nov. 11. to bt made. Oftober 13. Walkinton Kilbinton, of St. Paul Shadwell, London, Sail-maker; at Guildhall. Oftober 17. John Ecken, of Trippit ...
... elected Knight oi' the Shire for the County of Cardigan, took the Oaths, and his Seat in the Houfe of Coi.imons. A new Writ is ordered to be ?? out for clefting a Member (or the County of Kent, in the room of. John Frederic Sackviile, Efq; now Duke of Dor.-t ...