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... anfwering the Expence, a lealotify is entertain' d of fome further Defign being in V.ew. Tefterday died at Hmpftead Sir Thomas Hardy, Baronet ; he was Rear-AAmirahf the Red Squadron in the Tear 1718, in the Mediterranean. The Aliion which then happen' ...
... Governor of Bengali, is come over Paffenger in her. Laft 7 hurfday Night was interred in Weftminfter Abbey, the Corpfe tf Sir Thomas Hardy, of whom the following Accounts are publifhed, viz. That he was the Perfon who got the firft Intel- ligence^ ofthe Galleons ...
... London. It having b een determined that a Green-Cloth fhall attend on tlle Prince of Orange on his Voyage to England, Thomas Vynne, Efq; Member of Parliament for Carnarvon, and one of the Clerks of that Board, fet out this Day, with a Number of o- ther ...
... £NiNG POST, Dec. 19. Bofon, (in New-England) Sept. 19. By Capt. Pico, who arrived here on Friday laft in ii Days from St. Thomas's, we are allured, that when he was there {aDoutthe latter End of July laft ) there came in a French Sloop belonging toMartinico ...
... inducing his Converfion, previous to his receiving the Holy Communion on the Feaft of Chrift's Nativity now next enfuing. Thomas Abney, Efq; ocie of his Majefty's Council learned in the Law, is appointed Judge ofthe Marfhalfea Court, in the room of Sir ...
... Chejbire, Thomas Booth of Twemlow, Efq; Derbyshire, Wrightfon Monday, .Efq; Leicefierjhhe, Timothy St. -Nicholas, Efq; Lincolnjh'm, Coney Tunnard, Efq; Wotiin-ohamjh William Challand, Efq; Rutlandjbire, Redenhall Pearfe, Efq; Staffordjbire, Thomas JotyfT ...
... Robbers are now arrived at that height of Wicked- nels and Infolence, that unlefs fome fpeedy Care be taken they'll be fo hardy as to Refctie all Prifoners out of the Hands of Juftice. The cutting down of Buchanan is a frefh and glaring Iftanceof what ...
... Amelia, John Hemmington, 600 Norfolk, Thomas Graves, ' 600 70 Grafton, Capt. Thomas Davers, 480 Oxford, Richard Girlington, 480 Buckingham, Francis Purfey, 480 •5o Centurion, Capt. George Hanfon, 400 Weymouth, Thomas Trefufis, 40a Warwick, John Toller, ...
... Seal ; and that the Hon. Mr. Pelham is appointed in his room. Price T-^O'Pjenci, I It's likewife faid that the Honourable Thomas- Win- 'nington, Efq; has refign'd the Place of Cofferer to his Majefty. An odd Affair happened lately at VVcll-Wrating in ...
... all the Lands, 1 fa, ments, and Hereditaments, which became forfeited to the Crown by the Couvid-ion of Charles Drew alias Thomas Roberts, for the Murder of i,jg Father, totherefpedtive Sifters of the faid Charles • and to their Heirs for ever. Thurfday ...
... -that the'Pack- ?? from Port Mahon was detain'd at that Place. It is faid, tbat the fleet under the Command of Sir Charles Hardy, which will fail for the Mediterranean the fii ft fair Wind, confifts of one Man of War of ioo Guns, three of 90, four of 80 ...
... London, April 14, Sir Charles Hardy, in the St. George, with the Men of War and Merchants Ships under his Com- mand, fail'd from St. Helen's on Thutfdayj but the Wind coming contrary he was in Sight of Portfmouth Yefterday. A large Quantity of Provifions ...