... his Steward, ordering him to enquire after her Welfare: Whereupon he went to her House to pay her Visit ; and desiring to speak with her, was told, she was in Bed, and was not wiling to be seen. The Gentleman reply'd, It was his Master's express Order ...

... Army of Men, exclave ot the Tirt3rs ; and they have a vety IlUtutrous Tviiit of Artil'erv. The Rt. Hon. Avant o.lllow, Ffq; Speak; er o f t h e Holtre ('f Commons is appointed Chancellor to Hcr Thlefty. The Hon. inhii Verney, Ilki; one of His ini-.l•ftv's ...

... Mutiny and Desertion, and found Guilty, and order'd to be shot ; the other a Hatman belonging to the Third Regiment, for speaking opprobrious Words against his present Majesty, of which he was found Guilty, and order'd to be whipt, and afterward drumm'd ...

... and Sold by J. A BREE and W. AYLETT in St. blargh nes, where Advertifernt ntl are tan ie. AII forts of for 1730 may had by speaking to the Nms-mcn. ...

... the Place was lately threaten'd, he would have blown tip the whole Tow Weld, Dec. 23. Letters from France and other Parts (speak now more of War than of Peace, and in Regard the Congrels of Soillons is broke up, and the Emperor will not lifien to any Propolal ...

... him; and that he reviled and correCted it, there are almoft demonflrative Proofs. It is, in thort, IlsStyleand Manner of Speaking. Paris, Aug. a. Notwithflanding that our Archb.fhop has in his Mandate folly ditletted the Miracle pretended to have been ...

... for of Ladies, to cclour, cut out, or Japan. monftrances without the King's exprefs Leave. the U. X. aHe has a new invented Speaking Mount. call'd The 22d the Gens du Roy went to Maui, the Fortune-telling or Second fight Fan, which has the to know when his ...

... ref, Birds, fleafis, and tandfchapet, fat the Vie ot L:dies. to colcur, cut cut de japin. It g He bat alfo a new WIC Ma Speaking Mount, call'd the Portune-telliog or Second fighted Fes, which hal the N trite ot the molt avratiag Fan ever yet nevented ...

... barbarous Murder of Mr. Wright and the Post-Boy. Before Sentence was passed upon them, being asked if they had any one to speak in their Behalf, they had the Assurance to call on Mr. Rends the Post-master: They desired they might have a Fortnight's Time ...

... Packet Goods of what kind soever. N. B. All Gentlemen, Tradesmen, Farmers and others, may upon any Occasion any Day in the Week speak with Mr. William Allen at his House in St. Dunstan's aforesaid. LU : Printcd and Sold by 7. 4BAEE in St, Margare!'srlikere ...

... Serpent beguird her; and how The could lend an Ear to his Words, fince knew perfealy well, that this Animal had not the Gift of Speaking? How Adam and Eve coald be condemn e d to die, if they were Immortal? 5. How the Serpent could be punifised, fine it was ...

... Words, he espied a Gentleman with laced Cloaths, on Horseback, and pointing to him, cry'd, you get your Money easily, I must speak with you, and taking his Leave in a complaisant manner, rode a full Trot after the Gentleman, and they saw no more of him. ...