... where many Per- fons appeared to the Man's Character, and made it manifeft, that the Woman never was worth Fifty Shillings ; whereupon the Man was difcharged, and the Woman fent to the Gatehoufe for Perjury. On Tuefday laft a Difpenfation palled the Great ...

... riage A£t, there was a prodigious Refort to Mr. Keith's Chapel at May Fair, of young People defirous of taking a Voyage to the Land of Matrimony, before the Em- bargo upon all Shipping in the Port of Hymen fhould take Place. Before Eleven o'Clock, forty-five ...

... Lady of the Hon. John Pitt, Efa; was fafely delivered of a Son at his Houfe in Arlington ftreet, St. James's. Wednefday a Woman in Barnaby-ftreet named Rachacl Hardy, was delivered of three Boys. La ft Week died, after a tedious Indifpofition, in the ...

... Help, and fecured them. They are kept feparate, in order to be examined. Laft Monday Fortnight an anonymous Letter, in a Woman's Hand, was found in the Tholfel in Dub- lin, by the Porter, directed to the Lord Mayor, and importing that the Writer's Hufband ...

... will not be long before the Port marches a powerful Army towards Perfia, to recover the Provinces which the late Thamas Kouli Kan took from the Ottomans. His Danifh Majefty has refolved to augment his Land Forces with ten Men in a Company; and Re- cruits ...

... the Number allowed hy an Ordinance of Peter the Great, to be taken to rer auit her Army. Stockholm, May 9. We have Advice from Kimi in the Eaftern Bothnia, that a Woman lateiy died there aged 1 27. She married Ut the Age Df 7c, and had been kvan Years ...

... but by the Money of the Publick alfo, and when both are found lnfuffiaenr, then by the colled Voice of Corruption. When -landing Armies fhall be increafed. When Taxes fcall be great and grievous. When all the Places of the Publick ihall be difpo- fed to ...

... can be found to adjufl their refpe-.ive Prcten- fions: and as one Potentate really wants a Truce at Sea, and the other may (land in Need of it by Laud, the Rumour in Queftion does not feem to be entirely groundlefs. In Great Britain all that is good is ...

... ; when, after a Hearing, it appeared that the Woman had been married to another Perfon, now living, before fhe was married to the Plaintiff, upon which he was noi.fuited. We hear by a Gentleman in the Army, that the Thoughts of forming two Camps this Summer ...

... the River Mcdway to Aylesford, where having regaled themfelves, they returned about eight ?? ; but juft as they were going to land, the Scaffolding fell down, and Mr. Ellis, a Shopkeeper, was killed, others had their Limbs broke, bruifed, &c. the whole Band ...

... raife 500 Men more, to reinforce the Army defigncd to attack Crown -Point On Saturday laft the Fly Sloop of War, Capt. Fielding, arrived at Plymouth from Ireland, with a Number of prefs'd Men and Volunteers for the Army and Navy. Yefterday in the Afternoon ...

... Province, to furrender all their Lands to the King of Great Bri- tain, and to acknowledge themfclvcs his Subjects. This is thought an excellent Thing, as it will prevent the French laying any Claim to that large Diilridt of Land the Cheroques poflefs ; and ...