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... A Libel on Dr. D — in, and a certain great lord ?? By Dr. Sw —t, occafioned by a certain Epiftle, containing, I. An Epiftle to his Excellency John Lordoirrrn?/, by Dr. D— »;► 11. An Epiftle on an Epiftle -, or, A Chiiftmas-Box for Dr. D— »/. 111. Dr. Svc ...
... was reinforced with a- bout 30,000 Tartars. The Emperor holds frequent Conferences, and gives Audiences. The Court has n lit! d coafi- derable Sams to Munich, so piy h i srian For- ces in the Emperor's Service : who 'tis laid is trea- * .til cne ?? wirtei ...
... rilil pally mean the Englifh Whether theie pl_-»*j favour of In fuit, at the fame time that they r 'J thefe very Herrings iv the Brit.ftj Coaft, \wi\\n determine ; but 1 think we ought not todif-* ID 'j follow their Example, in falling upon Meafu* l *] ...
... and Member of Parliament for the Borough of Leskard, kifs'd the King's Hand oa his being appointed Col. of the Regiment of Foot late Brigadier General Newton's, deceas'd ; and he is order'd to repair with all convenient Speed to the laid Regiment at ...
... within 6 Miles of this City, 3or btinv irink?n% at a Puilick there, it hap fend that Woman (u Neighbour* j Wif J came in to borrow Firkin, having frofos'd to brew a lit'le Drink cgainft C briflmas, whtn fame of the Men male a great many rifling In fiances ...
... Ringleaders arc taken and imprifon'd, in order to be try'd for their Lives. This Uocafinefs among the Slaves, 'cis thought, was occafion'd by a Sailor, who laid, in the Hearing of fotne of them, That the King of England had order'd they ihould be all let free ...
... Ounces of Rue, cleaned pick'd and bruis'd. 4 Four Ounces of Garlick, ?? and bruis'd. Four 4 Ounces of Venice Treacle. Four Ounces ©f filed PeW- -4 ter cr lcrapt'd Tin. Boil thefe in two Quarts of 4 the' heft Ale, in a Pan cover'd clofe, over ...
... Improveable Eftate, about 3f/. per Ann. call'd Wharington-T^ead- Houfe, hd* by Leafe for % Lives, under the Bilhop of Dur- ham, being pleafantly fi-uate within j Miles of Durham, well fenced and watered : Whoever ha*J| a Mind to purchafe the fame, may apply ...
... than 3 Lunar Mcmfc above 5 Years old, on the Day of Running, (of which j Certificate muft be produe'd under the Hand of the Brtt&t, carrying 9 Stone, including Bridle and Saddfe* j fife) Each Heat 1 Miles, being once round the faid Courfe ;T , pay for ...
... un- der the hand of the Dree.lei* , to run the* faille dtir!.*, a d Wei ht a-, above, anl to enrcr at ti.j rowu-ha , i.J / ...
... Since our laft arriv'd a* Mail from Holland. Vienna, May 19. SO Uf E VelTels belonging to Venice hav- ing lately atrack'4-an Imperial Ship in tne Adriatick, the Emperor has caus'd M. Daniel Bragadin, the Venetian Ambaflador, to be inform'd, that if Satisfa£tion ...
... Coniers, Brother to the late Mr. James Colliers a Farmer near Feverfnam, had alto the Misfortune to be flung from his Hone in the Mc of Thanct, which occalion'd his ilidden Death. On Sunday fennight a Sermon will be preach'd at Chritichucli fOr the Benefit ...