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... represents tohis Royal Highnefs the Dirke of Orleans Regent of France^ That altho' Iris Royal Highnefs hath frequently allured the (aid Earl, that he would faithfully and punctually obferve the Treaty of' Peace made at Utrecht with Great Britain and that he would ...
... a magnify** on Occafton of the mofl Chrtftians Marriage, with which Rcjvy rings the 'y rl was very well [leafed ; but the (aid Cardinal is not fj much Favour there he was befor' upon Account of tie Alliance which the King of Fr nee has wale with the Kings ...
... ing to Comae is to be finithed in May nest. The whole thubourg in the Wood, Feb. 15. Prince Lobkowitz hav- to be done by a voluntary Subicriptiou of the Inhabitants. log found that the General Officers and their Retinue could Yelterday Surninontes were iffued ...
... Thc f [Z' nrr '7 / t*'* '* French took of H'smtton. A large Detachment (.relented it ...
... St. James's Street, have rais'd Money by a voluntary S' 4l) ,,i, fcription, to fit out a itout Privateer to cruize againit CDW French. and jiiin the Army of his it in the mean \ Time Orders ws, not to detach any Ships ingdom of Naples, but that t of Oneillia ...
... hither with the firft Opportunity, and other- wife he was civilly ufed. Late en Wednefday Night Capt Rogers, one of Gen. Cope's Aid de Camps, arriv'd Exprefs from lis Excellency at lnvcnefs, and fays, thy wee all well, and plentifully fup- plied With NeCeftaricsi ...
... (1 Mount Ephraim, Feacifbam, or cf Mr. Savvkint, itor cy, a Cantcitrity. NR. Thc I-foothold Go. Jo, Implements of Husbandry, aid Sto:k Crop on the laid Ettn, w t c Son:, if &filed. 10 LE SOI L), Alklcfrt:age onc Ortrd, avid two Pieces OE Parccs of Lud, ...
... the High and Noble States of this Pro- ■ vincc of the 3 ill of Augull of the prcfent Year, as hkcwile • of the Offer of voluntary Rcfignatioa made by the Lords « Burgomasters and Ccnnfcilors, more amply fet forth in the • faid Reful u tion: In Confcqucnce ...
... aft to Ccrrh.gdon tc fee him, to further 1 ploy inert, found the Footsfaft 3 aid tbinkirg that the 'Fettle if the 1/oufe -at ere gone from here cn Wufirtfs, avert aavay, aid called agei tie rest ay, hut found alt faji before, le alfo amt third Time ...
... Oyfters therein, as ufual ; and that every Perfon prelum ing to fifh and dredge there without fuch Licence, will be deemed a voluntary Trefpafler, and fued for the fame. Dated the 30th Day of March, 1756. WILLIAM SHERLOCK, Lefiie. This is to acquaint all Gentlemen ...
... Refentment of his own SubjeAs But what were the Mifcarriages of this Reign in Comparifon to fome of his Succeflbrs i What were the Aids he - aiked of his Parliament, compar'd to the Millions, which have fince been demanded, raited and expended in a Continental ...
... of it. This was granted, and Marshal Lehwald on receiving Notice hereof, has not only recalled the 6000 Men which he had detached to Fitzchausen under Major-General Kanitz, but has likewise drawn his whole Army together; so that we expect soon to hear ...