... for the Merchants. !: ia • • 2 '• . l'erfia, that there have been two Confpiracies againft On ;Saturday the fer.of the Speak ' er -Capt. Dewar came ( skarn, but that that Prince having had timely Notice to the India Houle, with the or the above ' ...

... Open Diapalon,stop Divrfon,.Princ ipal and Twelfth, all throughout, the Diapafons alloyed to be exceeding fine, with a Metal Speaking Front, and ;sufficient Room for any other Stops a Purchafer chute to to it : Like , vile a Barrel Organ, with a neat Mahogany ...

... Diapafon, Stop Diapaton, Principia and Twelfth, all A .. •hrolighOut, the Diapafons allow'd to be escedin fine, with 3 Metal Speaking Front, and fufficient Room for any other Stcps-a Purchafer may chute to ' add to it : Likewlle a Barrel Organ, with a neat ...

... , Method of managing Clay Lands. Remedy for hoved Catt to make Somerfetfhire Bacon. Propereft Soil for Hog peas. d,, for Speaking and Writing with Propriety ; in a Letter to a l' a t :el againft an Empyrical Book. Remarks on the new Opera of ,t fervations ...

... Prifoner in our County -Goal, and for many Mouths had appear'd to be Deaf and Dumb, has recoverd his Speech. On his fiat Speaking, he complain'd of being extreamly hungry, and fays that the Devils have now left him. On Monday lafi. a Lad, about z ç Years ...

... launch his Boat, in order to carry his Pali on board the Commodore, and being within leis than 'fifty Yards, told them with a Speaking Trumpet that they were Englifh and bound to Ireland; that they did not underfland the Moorifh Language, but could fpeak French ...

... Gociwir, Do • nlibain Marie/ Ker.nedy, Seaton Mr. Foc, Cfliccr Mr. Morg,n,Etor Mr. Co( ken, Fleance tylaner Ccminerford. Speaking and SinOn6 W.tches Q .L ie:ch, Mts. I-I;ppiP.sr, Mr, Fia.!2rn, Mrs. Doirli,n, Hecate Mr. Kear.—Lady Macbeth Mr, Wsrd.—End ...

... Attendant Mrs. Palmer, tinging Witches Mr. Connor, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Philips, and Mrs. Sellee, Hecate (chief Witch) Mrs. Grimer, Speaking Witches Mr. Connor, Mrs. Grimes, Mr. Philips. With Macbinery, and other Decorations. Before the Play, the Prolegue to Barbaroffa ...

... on Eye wood and Sowdley, in the P,rifh of Eaton in the faid County of Salop, in the feveral Porreflions of John Hyde, Henry Speake, and John Owens, at the feveral yearly Rents of 141. 12 S. 7 d. Alfo a Meffuage,Garden. and Clofe of Meadow Land adjoining ...

... Hitiory of Cold. 6, The Difference between Grace and Beauty ; an Allegory. 7. An Effay on Marriage. S. Of an elegant Manner of Speaking, and a polite Behaviour. 9. A Letter to 'a Friend, on a Diflafle of the World so. On the Con. tempt of Fame; an oriental ...

... Sonnell Thointon, M. B. proves the fame in his Cure for the Spleen, which he calls a Travflation of the Comedies of PLavuTUus. Speaking (}f The Mifer, (a Charaéler in one of the Plays fo called) it 15 faid— When t'other Day the Barber cut bis Nails, He gather'd ...

... more Rum amongh us ; for we fine wlO net googu it deftroys cur Bodies and Srals, This Bele [» e ‘i.ou Beltof Wampom which the Speak: ¢ hola: in by |lar- ] I bind s tot.cmcr firm in Frenafhip ‘o'.clef-- DAy Friday three Informations were laid aainfl eparate ...