... was thewing &me wild Creatures in St. George's Fields, a Monkey got look, and fixed upon a Woman with a young Child in her Arms, tore out one of her Eyes, and bit off a large Piece of the poor Creatures Nofe, before they could get him from her. This Afternoon ...

... they J married at Lucca. This young Nobleman is? c of Richard Lord Bellew by the Countefsof Ne. burgh, Sifter to th' E3rl of Cardigan -, and Nepfa' to Walter Lord Bellew, who married a Sifter the prefent Earl of Strafford, when Maid of Ho^ our to Queen Mary ...

... it, and dy'd on the ;fo ner to Cardigan Jail; other Peons are that it appears to be rank - Poifon. gene off on the (aid Account. - On Wcdnefday Night about Eleven o'Clock, Hague, Dec. at. We are allured, that the Mr. John Yerbury was knock'd down by two ...

... Seal appoint ing Sir John Gonlon, Sir Robert Baylis, Sir From the Whitehall Evening-Poft, July 31 Francis Child, Sir William Billets, Knts Willi- Lan Night died at his Houle at Charlton, am Peer Williams, William Melmouth, Edward John Wootihoufe, Efq; formerly ...

... land, John Eglir^hxm, Efq; Nottinghamjbire, Thomas Pprter, E'q; / Oxon, Rutlandjbire, William Fowler, Efq; Salop, Thomas Beal, Efq; SomerJet(l)ire, '$/?'«*'* Southampton, Richard jervoilt; of Hcrriard, Stafford, of- Senm End . V*q Suffolk, John Eldrcd ...

... Boyle, Twee- dale, Montjoy, Marfhi'.m, Cower, Montrofe, Northampton, Carteret, Tadcafier, IVeymouth, Clinton, Che/terjietd, Cardigan, Kerr, Ox- ford, toley, Willoughby de Brook. Mr. ?? Noble Clerk, having pub- licity aliened that Sir William Milner, a Member ...

... Thofe marked * were not in the laft Parliament fcr Jie fame Place, Cardigan. Richard Lloyd, Efq; Breconilnre. * John Jeffreys El ...

... and th'-u a Hamburgh Ship lately pais the Sound paving the cuftomary '1 oil* 18. The Nobility of the and Podolia have taken Arms, and cntcr'd into new Confederacy to 'rr. King they are ar prefer)' the Neighbourhood of Grodhow* ii.der the Command the Minzek ...

... Molelcy, ot Kennington, near Aihford, Farmer; Henry Cane, of Romney-Marfu, i_ra_4cr' John Combes, of Cranburn, Victualler; John Snow, of Afh- loid, Waggoner; end John Bying, Mariner; all Perfons of Subftance U1 Tht- fame Da^ a Party of Gore's and Chur ...

... y pleafed appoint the following for the Year eniuing, viz, Berks, Robert Gayer, Efq: John Crawley, Efq', Bucks, John Pollard, of Leikhamftead, £/ ...

... Day tc Weftminfter- Abbey. 1. A Servant to the Officeof Arms. 2. Six Cohdu&ors, two andtwo. .Om Pair of Kettle-Drums, 4. Three Trumpets a Brcaft 5. Rouge dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfuivants at Arms, properly habited. ?? ?? ; he Great Standard of England ...

... o'clock to W-rtminAcr Abbey. i.JL servant tne Office of Arms. 2. Six 1 ondflctors, two an two. 3. Pair of KectlctDrum*. Three Trumpets a brcaft. Rcmgc Dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfiiivana ai Arms* properly habited. 6. The great Stand ard England, carried ...