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... be- ing Chief Mourner -, and the Pall fupported by Major General Tatten, Major General Sabine, Major General Wade, Sir Thomas Hardy, Brigadier Suttop, and Bri* gadiar Ruffel. GUucefter, June 6. We have the following Account of Damages done in the late ...
... Wall on the Infide : Oakley leapM down and got clear off, but Honyman broke her Leg by the Fall, and being carried to St. Thomas's Hofpitai, it wasjudg'd neceflary to cut it off to fave her tifc, which was done on Tuefday following: About 3 o'clock that ...
... for procuring the'peace of Europe, on Account thereof will be laid be : lore the Par lia meat. Laft Tuefdav the Corps of Thomas Sergeant, Efqi hts Gentleman Por'cer of the Tower, was iaterr'B at KKBum in Eflex, being the Barying Place of that F»i«y« ...
... Sommerfet's Gray Mare, Leverage, rid in Yallow. Third I diftanced Mr. Rice's dun Mare, Phenex, rid in Blue. Firft j Firft Sir Thomas Reynold's dun Mare, Bath Lady, rid in Yallow, Second J Second Mr. Asklock's bay Horfe, Squirrel, rid in Red. j^ • Fourth I ...
... the fame being in extraordinary good Condition : Aid tfe Hovfes, Trace, Waggons, TiHßbrillf, Ploughs, Harrows, Dew-Rakes, Hardies, and fome o:her Utcnfills are to be Sold, to the Tenant who hires the Farm •, the faid Mr. Rowning not intending to flavc ...
... Neighbour- hood were allb inferted, and threatned with horrid Imprecations, Curlings, and defying the Proclamation. Ttrfdav Thomas De Veil, Efq; one ot tne Juftices cf Peace 'for the County of Mtddiefex, received a Let- ♦er that Ivs Houfe ift Leicefler-Fielcls ...
... Parrac near Edgowoith, ol a Gteat ?? Har, and 4 5 1. »« Mcnoj. Doro.hy Cartr, for Healing ?? Conncrs, three P.cusot Lace. And Thomas Whitby, alias WL.gby, abas Wo.dley, on the Evidence ot Alexander Warion, alias my Lore) tor being concerned w.ih hum After ...
... Guineas to the Mariners of the Fubbs Yacht which brough: him over, and made a Prefent of a rich Dia- incnd Pong to Sir Charles Hardy. On Saturday Morning laft ihe Dutch Merchants of this City, between co and 70 in Number, went in Proceificn, in about 40 Coaches ...
... that the Vines and Silk of that Country continue to promife a Succels even beyond Expectation, and that a Settlement of 160 hardy Highlanders from Scotland is to be made Mi riie uin-oil Boundaries tor a Barrier to the Country. The Germans and French have ...
... Concert. Tickets to had at his Houfe in Brook.Streer, and at ...
... belonging, being the I 9i v ,9£ Dwelling Houfe of the late Thomas Haws, ?? firuate in the Thoroughlare ot Woodbride. Inquire of the Widow Haws, or ot Jonathan . Pickover of Woodbridge. THOMAS HAD! lELD, WH O keeps the Manchefter VVarehcufe in the Angel ...
... LONDON January ir. Laft Saturday died at Cheifea College, in the 112 th Year of his A_*e Thomas Afiibey, who had fcrv'd in all the Wars in the Reigns of King Charles, King ?? and Queen Anne, in which he be hav'd himfelf very gallantly. We are advis d ...