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... Games at Tennis with the Right Lord Mayor Elea for the Year cnfuing, was fworn at Guil - Hon. the Earl ot Darnley, the Marquis of Carnarvon, and ball; when the Chair and other Enfigns of Mayoralty were the ,Hon. Mr. Mafham, at the Kings Tennis Court at ...
... very well, and knew very well thofe Perfons which to attend him to Chapel and from; and laid, God blefs you all, repeated it tenni and feveral Times. He begg'd for more Nriduals, which the abovetaid Gulch:nail gave him • whenever he called for it: He began ...
... Spotted Deg in Duriftahle, in order to take the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son, who arc fufcittted to have committed tenni Robberies in that Ncighbourhood, when a fmart Engagement entued, wherein the Matter of the laid Houle and his Son ki li'd one ...
... Dublin, Sept. 29. Early on Sunday Morning laft died, it Count Codeck paired through this City, going from Weill his Seat at Tenny-Park in the County Of Wicklow, Sir Edto Pretbourg. ems, that Peace is made between the ward Bayly, Bart. in the Soth Year of ...
... and encamped under the Conte of Weis; but the fame Aclvicc3 add, that upoo the Departure of the Poti, Lk..;.,Lowitz had made tenni Difpoutioni to (ifl.d g e than tignc::, and hid began to cannonade 11 their Camp tom Batteri•.s Ie railed up3n an Etbitience ...
... was defpait'd cf. Yetterday died, at Lewiiharn in Kent, Mr. Bird, a wealthy Fellmonger, reputed worth lo,coo I. On Tuefday tenni& began tht Races at Salisbury, when the four folk wing Hodes Hafted for his Majcliy's Plate of too Guineas, viz. the Duke of ...
... his hard Task-matter% this la•JA,ewio liv'd in a buto Agvement. lot %tie trel . .l hit; very geotly, and they were in good Tennis ; h. c ili W idow good Words, and he was iiiighty kind to him. He owned that lie had been cry vvichtu, but faithfully minded ...
... tintctsp.:l I trd the former d ,ly elected. Both Sides ea:l'd in their liticiidt num abluad, alid it a full Connestion. On Sunday tenni& the Rev. Dr. Co • Icarian, hteier cf Uivciflty C( 11,ge in (lewd, wag, slid: in tho lciz'd with a Pally, wLich earned him ...
... a Spanith Privateer arrived in the Port of this lift Place, with about Nine Tun of Gunpowder, Three Chet?, of Money, and tenni Chefts of fmail Arms on bead, 111 which were prefently after landed, and the Mune/ and Powder were condufted to Montrok by ...
... in the Ports of the Adriatick ; and, cuticular, that General Scherzer will repair with to or 2,D30 Croats to Melte, where tenni thoufand Regular Troops will alto embark, in order to make a Deicent upon Kingdom of Naples. According to private Letters from ...
... Battle on the which Advices fay, that the Vttnch make their Own Lois amount to Men, and that they refute to comply will the Tennis of the Cartel fettled between tEe two Crowns ; the Reafon of their RefuLtl is, becaufe the Kingof England has fufleted, they ...
... much Awinuintion as tic rieocifary. The Englub on their Side arc to employ againtt it their win!: Hcce, an.l Count Brown will tenni - ice the Army of General Schulentherg withal! the Foot that can be fpared out of the County of Nice. We are ii:fortned. that ...