... Arm almost cut off. One Mr. Hughs, a Butcher, is committed to Newgate, for drinking the late Duke of Ormond's Health, and speaking Treasonable Words against the Government. Last Monday being the Anniversary of the late Queen Anne's Birth-Day, as also that ...

... l{t. and Pier Williams, Efty were of Council fpr the faid Earl j but no Point of Law arifing, they had no opportunity of Speaking in his Behalf. ...

... the Air, has thei Liberty granted him to walk about within the Tower, one of the Warders attending him, but none admitted to Speak to his Lordlhip. Yefterdiy a great Sum of Money was fent to Dept> ford, to pay the Crew of his Majefty's Ship the Lan- cafter ...

... laden with Brandy on the Smugling Trade ; Captain or the Sloop sent his Mate and a Man Board the French Vessel, desired to speak with her Captain, who with one of his Men went Board the Cuftom-houfe Sloop, and when he was there, hail'd to his Men to cut ...

... the Pope, others say, that the Italians look him as an Emissary for King George, and therefore will not suffer any Person to speak with him. From Hungary, That the Tartars having burnt some Villages in the Coun- try of Marmaros, the Inhabitants took Arms ...

... a tall It fty Whereas Hugh Macoy, a tall It fty eourie Man, who has with him his wife of a larger size than himself both speak broad Scotch, trades and deals in Pewter and Brass in the North part of the Kingdom, Notice that whoever Secures the said Hugh ...

... towards Bologna. Rome Feb. 11: ON the 7th Instant a Man in ordinary Habit came to the Pretender*s Apartment and desired to speak with him which being refused, he writ a Note and sent it in, and upon reading it the Pretender admitted him to talk privately ...

... at a Consort which is kept every Thursday in one of the Rooms of the said House. Some Days ago an Italian desir*d Leave to speak with them, but could not obtain it. Bayone, June 2. The Siege of Fontarabia is carried on with vigour. Batteries of Cannon ...

... tieuft of Ptersy the Lord Huydlden m .mom of Sttye b/efqre htm. to the Throne: /ft -|^ft w ?? Ndhimfcation Bill) but made ritf Speak ...

... of the Regiment. The fame Day another Soldier of the Foot Guards was tied to a Tree in St. James's Park, and whip'd, for Speaking difrefpeftfully of the Government. ...

... Shop, who answer- ing he was not ; he seem'd to correct his Mistake, by saying, he knew that very well ; he then desiring to speak with the Master, he was called, to whom he said he was come to buy some Cloaths for his Spouse, who was going into the Country ...

... the Doctrine of the moft holy Innity, as fet forth in rhe 39 Articles of the Church of England, he denied, or by dd-oifed Speaking deny ihe fame, jball, ever and above the penalties by former ABs y fuffer Imprifohment. until he {hall make and r fubferibe ...