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... much fhatterid, by an Engagement he had Yefterday with two Privateers, (one his old Chap, the Bolbign Dogger ; and the other a Row Boat belonging to the fame Place.) We law the Engagement from our Hills; which was very hot about Dinner Time, and I flayiel-to ...
... fought for the fence of the .dafirian Nttherlands, it does not appear that any Aufitians were prefent, except the F-d M 1. '.The'row . n of Tournay furrender'd to the French the '24.th 'nitant, N. S. the Go/ern& and Gartifort retired into i,.Zitadel, with a ...
... New-Street, in IF4ad, Sta .. forelAire, T - 1/ WEL VE Dwel Fkufes, in good IL Repair, all w ell tena n t e d, Freehold, which are row lett at 38 1. per Annum. Enquire of Mr. Edward Mafon, of New=Street, iriWalfill aforefaid. To be S 0 L D, Lying at Burckett ...
... jutt to the- Weitward of 4 Old Hole, at the Time a 'Fleet of Coafters 4 paii'd by =de: a Coway. !He 'rows with a , great -many , Oars; the .open Row-boat took Nicholas .Chaprnan of 4 Born, out of a Coat at Sea; thercarry nine Bands -4' this 4 was done ...
... Inftrumental Mufick• For the BENEFIT of kir. GUNN. After the CONCERT will be a BAL L. Tickets to be had at Mr. Gunn's, in Temple-Row; the Celle, Mrs. Bete's,' the Hen and Chickens, in the High-Street 5 .ar the King's-Head iri New-Street 5 and ar Mr. Turner's ...
... lentil Mufick. For the BENEFIT of Mr. GUNN. After the CONCERT will be a BAL L. Tickets to. be had at Mr. Gunn's, in Temple-Row; the Calle, Mrs. Bete', the Hen and Chickens, in the High-Street ; at the King's-Head in New-Street 5 and at Mr. Turner's, by ...
... Crifp Gafcoyrie; Efq;. was eleaed in his room. Mr. Gibbon was chafe on the 24th of March, 1742-3, on the Deceafe of Sir William Row, Knt. . . On fluelday was held a General Court of the '.outh-Sea Company, when the Affair of Mr. Shuttleworth, who has defrauded ...
... the'Avant Guard of 'tic ri sian d advanced the IXy befare to D;wez, whe.-ce they filed cff to the 'Rig•t. and Left,' on one side row: - ids Bukonica, and on the other towards Slatina. This us in our Sufpicionc, that they were forming frine:lbj. Kori z Prince ...
... H 0 U S F, Workhoufe, Shop, Yard, Garden and 13ackfide, Etuate in Dale-Erd in Birmingham, with Conveniencies fit for, and row in the Holding of a Tallow-Chandler and Soap-Maker 3 where are to be fold the Furnaces, Frames, Moulds, Compters, and other ...
... aParty of 7co French, which Was revulfed. On Tuefday came Advice, that the F.o*..betli, from London to Guernfey, is taken by a Row Boat Beachy, but the Crew eleaped on Shote ii thcir The fame D..ly there was Advice, that oa Wednelday lf four VeffAs were taken ...
... and feeing him at fome Diftance ftom the other Ships, Capt. Lamb row'd towards his Ship the Hope, which the Swedes on board of her teeing, abandon'd the Ship, took to the Boat, and row'd aboard the other two Ships; fo that on Capt. Lamb's coming on board ...
... Purified fiorn thcfe Extdtic arid Camat Expref; fions, which (in aneyher Treaii fe upon this have'beeninticht Complained of is row render 'd a Plain., Orthodox, and Sersirce to Almighty God, To which are added, Prayers for Mvlting and Evening, to be ufed ...