... being made a Serjeant before he was appointed one of the Jadges of the King's Bench, has entered himfelf in Serjeants Inn Chancery Lane, and taken the Chambers that were formerly Mr. Serjeant Floyd's deceafed, 5. S. 116 and Half. ...

... long without Adion, and therefore* certain Powers have Reafon to regret the Accommodation between hitn and the Turks. Mr. Joiing, Mr. Roderick, and other great Men who moved for the Bill newly ordered into the Houfe of Commons, to pre- vent frivolous ...

... an Evidence againft him. The Reverend Mr. Mills, Mafler of the College and Great School School at Craydon, is prelented by the Arch-bilhop of Canterbury to the Rectory of Mutrham in Surrey, in Room of the Reverend Mr. Lamborn, who one Day laft Week was ...

... on the Table. Laft Night the Committee of Eleftions fate again on that for Laun* ceitoun, and voted Mr. Wills the Petitioner duly elefted, and not Dr. Friend the fitting Member, on a Divifion, Yeas 116, Noes 86. Yefterday died Sir Thomas Travel, formerly ...

... fome Mirth and Humour ; every Reader may find fomething here to pleafe hV s particu- lar Palate, Whether you are for Dr. Fauftus, or Dr* Burnet, I ani y£ ur Man. And many who have fpent two Guineas upon the Mafimeradel have confefs'd, that they have been ...

... Williams Efq; forthe Earl ?? Mr. Talbot and Mn Weft, and tor the King, Mr. Serjeant Chefhire. The Commons had Yefterday another confiderable Debate upon the Bill for explaining and amending the fwearing Ac_ ; it was begun by Mr. H ?? ford, who moved to have ...

... not take- ingthe Oaths dr not Regiftring, fhail be repealed or made void. That the Forfeiture hereafter to thofe who negled or refufe to take the faids Oaths tsc. fhail be one Year's Rent of their Eftates, two thirds to the King, and the third to the ...

... Coventry, a Joynture about 1700 l.per ?? falls to the prefent Earl of Coventry. Laft Monday died Mr. Sergant Settly, and fome Days before Mr. Ser- geant Turner and Mr. Sergeant Cuthbert departed this Life, they were ail three of Sergeants Inn in Chancery-Lane ...

... i- noculated for the Small Pox, by the Hand of Mr. Maitland, who has acquired fo vaft a Reputation of that Practice. We hear her Royal Highnefs is with Child. There's not fo much Talk as formerly, ofthe King of Pruffia's coming hither this Summer. ° ~ We ...

... Col- lege, when the Reverend Mr. Eft wich, Prefident of the College, preach- ed a Latin Sermon ; after which the Reverend Mr. Montague- Wood was chofen Prefident, and Dr. Afhly, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Wroughton, Mr. ...

... and whether the Emperor is not obliged to execute the Treaty made with the Kings of Spain, fince he holds the Netherlands in Sovereignty, in the fame Manner as the late King Charles the fecond did ? Upon the Arrival of every Foreign Mail great Enquiry ...

... This Gentleman is a Broker, and faid td have got an im meats Eftate by S. S, Stock ia the Days of the general In- fatuation. Mr. Mr. Mtfrice and his Wife fet out fail Tuefday with Leave of his Ma- ?? on their Way to BruiTeis, to vifit the late Bifhop of ...