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... reprieved, were ordered to be tranfported for 14 Years. Margaret RuOel Hannah Smith, Martha Gleadhill, Wo,. Kidd, Tho. Mawfon' and Edward Andrew*, were acquitted. No Bill of Indict- ment being found againft Francis Beal, he was ordered to bo discharged. There ...
... beavy Calamity of Many tears dindnefs. Job'n Fritry of - TYlildenhall, in the County. of Suffolk, Ynneee and Chapman, • : . - Edward Alford, of Mere, Wilts, 131ackfinith ir& William B.zckle, of the City of Norwich, •Woilled Wei-vei% Jacob May, of Pelhani ...
... of Rum.--Kitty, Gilea, from Tortola, with 7 9 »*g« Cotton.--Ditto Ship, St. Thome,’ 9 Tictce* ...
... Hexham, in the County Nonhumbeiland, Gentleman, deceafed, are peremptorily come in aiid prove their Debts before Richard Edwards, Efq} one of the Makers of the faid Court, at his Cham-* hers in Symond's-inn, before the xtth Day of November Inft. othenvife ...
... to be branded, and two to be whipt. The Trials of Flowers for railing Scepters on Shillings to pars them for Guineas, and Edward Huntdon, alias Long Ned, the Thieftaker, for wounding and maiming two Perron', and alfo detained for Felony, are put off till ...
... making noble and rigorous Efforts, the unnatural Union, form’d to opprefs it. That the Commerce hit SubjeAs, the Source of bur Richei, has, by the rigilant ProtcdHon receir'd from bis Majefly’s Fleet, floutilh’d in a Manner not to be daring fudi Troubles. ...
... Numbers that are out. and then proceed with On Number Weekly. r I. is embellithed with the Heads of Archbifhop Canm r, Btlh p Richey, Hilltop Latimer. Bithop Hooper, Bifhop Fairer, an.: an o 1 i Page. No 2 rept lents the Proceflion to the Mattirdom ot Nicholas ...
... againft Marih.ieo, that it is faid. they are fitting out feveral Ships, with Cargoes Icll that Ifland. 'll,*; Baggage of Sir Edward Hawke preparing for Portfr>u ...
... difficult, the left that there li of thii Variety to determine it. The different Purfuiti of Know- ledse, Fame, Power, and Richei, when varied in the fame Manner for gratifying Defire, provei only that the Objeai purfued are vain ard incom- menfurate to ...
... the Afflu- ence of the Wealthy wool.) be ulelefi and burthcß- fome, and the Stately and Indolent, though fur- rounded with Richei, would not be able to pnr- chafe even the Nccc/lariee and Coavcnicnciet of Lite. The Ability, therefore, of tho Foot Msa to ...
... higheft admiration. .Compare, the avaricioui r» an with one who ha* but little-wealth, and enjoy I a blefling that all the richei in the world cannot purrhal'e, yet wilh that little ia fatiified, tbebleffing of content, how poor doei he appear, not to ...
... Inn ii above. For the Conveniency of the St. James'e End of the Town, PalTcnger. and Coodi will be taken up and put down at Edward Jenkins's at the Green-Man-and-Still. Performed hy RICHARD WHITEN, and Co. ?? Wbeatly PalTenjerl are particularly deiired ...