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... not how to fight, might be very able to make a Peace; which threw the Company into great Confufion. Yefterday the Rev. Dr. Thomas Secker, Lord Illihop of Oxford, confirmed at Bow Church Lard Archbifhop of the Cathedral and Mewpolitical Chtirch of Canterbury ...
... Oxford, empowezing them to a Bifhop of that See, the fame being void by the Tranflation of the moft Reverend Father in God Thomas late Bifhop thereof to the Archbiflioprick of Canterbury; and to iffue his Letters under his Royal Signature, 'cc inininding ...
... diligently an.i faith) ully dif charged, and tbe Favour gra'efully acAnoii /edged, by Your inoft obedient humble Servant, THOMAS COOPER, Henley upon Thames. At/orney at Lav:. WHtrcas thr Kcv. Mr. Robtrt Woodward ot the Univerfity of Oxford, was lately ...
... Lau, London, Bran., Dealer Chapman Gilbtrt Walker, Market Ratfon, i at County of Lincoln, Shopittptr, Dealer aid Chapman. Thomas Collinzwood, Air Strut Piccadilly, within the City and Liberty Wefioninfltr, and 7ames Holford, of tht fame Plate, Wine Mtrchants ...
... , Capf. Steuart, which 011 Friday lall arrived at Liverpool in twentyfeven Days from Philadelphia, we learn, that Admiral Hardy had taken near Louilbourg one French Ship War of 74 Guns, two Frigates, and feveral Tranfports, and that two Ships of the l ...
... Sir Charles Hardy have on their Cruife taken three Frencli Store-Ships, one of them of 700 Toot, with 7ooia Stands of on board. They were all lent to Halifax. Admiral Bolcawen did not fail from Halifax till the 6th of June. This Day Thomas Truman and Thomas ...
... touched Halifax, which Place be left onSatarday lall, where was informed, that there then Sail Men War cruiziug under Admiral Hardy hat all •Centurion 60 Guns* were Halifax Ireland, except two or All the lode were arrived. The Wan War, with General Amhurit ...
... Letter from Bofton, dated May 15th, are informed, large Store Ship of 70.0 Tens with and Stand Arms, into Halifax Sir Charles Hardy. Letters from New York, the of Tune, there is Advice, that the Privates of that Pert have taken and brought fix French Dutch ...
... have taken Arms and joined the Troops that guard {the 'to (in France; June gio. 'Vie have recti vgii Orders fit out the la Hardie and with the Requm U Revanche fourVeftels were deftin'd cruize our about Time theFairofßeaucaire. Our Ramparts 3?e mounted ...
... Father of the City, and be removed to the Ward of Bridge Without; which will occafion a Vacancy in Caftlebaynard. Tuefday Thomas Whatcly, Efq; defired of the Court of Aldermen, that he might indulged with a Week longer to give in his Anfwer, Whether he ...
... fucceedSir aim Barnard as Father of ' the-City,- and -to the Ward Bridge Without which will occaAon a Vacancy in Caftlebaynard. Thomas defired the Court Aldermen that he might indulged with a Week longer to give his ' whether would ferve the Sheriff chis City ...
... received at Lcuii! ourg of the Defeat of the roops under the Command ot Getter;': • tercromby at Ticonderoga, Sir Charles Hardy, wui; ght Men War and Number of Tranfports, with Part i.ne Army on Board, failed immediately for the Ri'er S', j wrence. And ...