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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 ...
... by the 20th inftant, of which admirals Hawke and Rodney, and commodore lord Howe, are to have the command. On board of Sir Edward Hawke’s (hips will be embarked 8000 men, of which, it is faid gen. Kingfley will have the command. 4. The Druid frigate arrived ...
... 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 ...
... out of a fmuggling wherry from the ifle of Man, by George Glover, furveyor of Dunlary, BIRTHS.] On Thurfday laft the lady of Edward Newenharo, Efqj of fon and heir, at his houfe in Granby-row. Same day, B/itain-llreet, the lady of, Roger Palmer, Efq; a daughter ...
... the Earl orßlefliogton. Monday. Mr. J»hn Byrne was unanimoufly defied Mafier of St. Ma'y** Patilh-School, in the room of Mr. Edward Same Day, the Honour of the Freedom ifte Guild Merchant* was conferred on Col. Ford, for the Conduct and Va lour with which ...
... Cambrick, Hanokerchiefs, cleared and bed Kinds. Vouckers in the Scheme for the Benefit of the Dublin Hof. pita), fold Thomas Richey, Bookfelkr, at gnclid'] Head, the Bagnio in Efesdlreet. • A Fird Floor, genteely furnilhed, of fonrßoomi with Kitchen, Pantry ...