... were, thoro'.vly convinced, Read might j ifliCv'd by Law what he did in his Jence, and therefore acquitted him. John Love, Thomas Bean, George Purchas, Rich.ird Price, and William Price, weretrv'd upon the Act-cf Parliament tor beginning pull Afr. Read's ...

... Rynard Delabear, Hereford. Thomas Thomas Symop of Suggell, Himgertord Hoskins, /*.* t Hertford. Strange Jofolin, Efq; Sir William Buck, Bait. William Prucknell, Efq; Kent. Brooke Briuges, Richard Sheldon, Charles Farnnby, John Thomas S.nith, Efqrs. Sir Cioberv ...

... lilftol, Prebendary of Canteibury, died in the Cathedral Church, Age. 1 hurfday Lord Morp ...

... Sir Edward Tap Chclier, Tho. Erercton, Thigh Williams, Thomas V/ebh, Radnor County, Rich. Fowler, Tho. Clark Litchfield, Tl:omas Clark, Led wichiel, Hardy, Char* Leigh, Sitting Member?. Sir Thomas Gore, Sir *TJ cmas Read John Gtirnley, James Ogjetr'op ...

... following are chofen the Committee the charitable Corporation for relieving indoftrious Poor, viz Sir Thomas Kur. Surveyor of the King's Works, Thomas Scot, Hfq; Under Secretary the Duke Roxburgh, William Oaker, Ignatius Huffey, and Mr. William Mutter ...

... Government ot was then good Health. at Coop:rs-Hall, the tleftion Alderman for the Ward of the Sir Randolph Knip-, deceafedj when Thomas Lombe, Knt. one of the Satlitf, was elected without any Opposition. Edinburgh, Miy troin Chfgow, that laft Week died there ...

... are employ'd in repairing and beautifying his Majclty's Caftle th&rc. On Weanc'day died advane'd Age at Hampfte*d, Sir Thomas Hardy, Knt. firft Commiffioner the Sewers, and one of his Ma jelly's J 01 the Peace for Middlefcx, who was Knighted in the Reign ...

... the on* the Loid I orrington, Admiral Thomas Hales, one the Com mi Hi oners of Board Green- Cloth; Cant. Baladine, Gentleman 1 Tames Eckerfall, Efq; Clerk of the Kichcn, and Quarterly Waiter Philip Pot:, and Thomas Symonds,Ekjs.Giooir so Chamber. creare ...

... Demand of the Portugucfc, whole Number h confiderablc, 'tis feared will an ftacle : Kay, it'sdoubtcd whether any one will hardy enough to mention to the : and yet, as the Portuguetc were taken under the San&ion of the Britifh Flag (the giving which to ...

... the Prince of Orange. It having been determined that Grccn-Clorh (hall attend the Prince of Orange his Voyage to England, -Thomas Vynnc, ; Member Parliament for Carnarvon, aodonc of the Clerks of rhc Board, out this Day, with a Number other Officers and ...

... and bequeathed her a Legacy of 600001. Thurfday the Lord* of the Admiralty received by the Holland Mail from Sir Charles Hardy, dated at Hclvoetfluys laft Saturday, with Advice that the Prince Oranpe carne on board the Fubbs Yatchtat that Place the Day ...

... late Somcrfct Houic, gavfi 100 to Manner. the which brought hi.-i over, and made a Prefcnt * rich Diamond Ring Sir Charles Hardy, The Duke of Buekinghamffiire arrived Amiens in France on his Way home. Tiiere has been a great Struggle in the Univcrfityof ...