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... repofited, which remains as entire and as frefli colour- ed, as if he had been but juft dead A Woman pof- feffed with a Devil, was delivered from it : A dumb Woman recovered her Speech ; and a Child that could not come into the W*rld without occafionmg the ...
... did, and found him with the Woman, but m a Pollute * not proper to mention. The Fellow feeing the Landlady got off the Woman, upon which the Landlady went to her, puird down her Cloaths, but to her great Surprize found the Woman dead, with her Neck, Throat ...
... punifhing Mutiny and Defertion ; and a Motion being made for the Reduction of the Land Forces to 12,000 Men, Debates arofc, wherein many Speeches were made in relation to a Standing Army in Time of Peace, being hot confiftant with the Cohftitution, and that it ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 To be LETT at Michaelmas next. A Mefluage Farm and Lands in Bramford, Suffolk, confifting of 35 A Acres of Land and Pafture, with a Brick Kiln and Lime Kiln, late in the Occupation of Martha Dawes, Widow, and now of Keamer Dawea h« Son ...
... the Pocket of a Perfon ot Quality oi a Gold Watch, and made oft undif- covered. r l he lame Day in the Afternoon, a Chandler-woman in Bell yard, King- ftreet, Weftminfter ; upon tome flight Provocatien, fell inro a Fit ot Swear* ing and Curling, and in the ...
... and go on with Succefs: From the Frontiers, that the French pretend to pals the Rhyne in four Places at once with a numerous Army/ 140 Pieces ot Cannon, and 150 Waggons ladeij with Ammunition, XC. but have not yet receiv'd Orders: That ?? and Friburg have ...
... advised, that 18000 Spanish Foot and 1500 Horse had landed at Vado 10 Leagues from Genoa, and had be- gun to march and joyn the Army of the Allies. Picigbitone is taken by Capitulation, and the whole Army was marching against Mantua. The following shocking ...
... longing to one ol his Majefty's Ships, a blind Man ihat play'd on the Harp, a Gentleman, and a Woman, were drowned; but the blind Man's Boy, three Men, aud oue Woman, were fav'd by ihe AlTiffance of a Man ot War's Boat. A Ship ot r4 Guns, having Bricks Hoops ...
... Thomas Cartwnght, Efq Rutlaod. * James Noel, Efq; Ttib. Noel, Etq; . Sufiex. Hon. Henry Pelham, Efq;' Pajfrnafter General of the Army, B;o : ther to his Grace the Duke of Newcaftle. }&t«ts Butkr, Elq; Anglefea. * Nicholas Bayly, Efq; Beaumaris. Lord Vifcount ...
... his Deceafed Wife being big with Child ; he faid the provoked him, and that he had rather be hanged than live with fuch a Woman; and withal feeroed not in the leatt concerned ; and the Mob being very nume- rous, he defired them not to hurt him. Yefterday ...
... >be V atch heard the Coachman oy cur. but Uteit Flop auld come, le had kap'd Irrm his Seat into a Ccal Farge ; the Hules were land, tho' with gieat Difficulty. ' A lew Lays ai_cthe He;-ds ard Felkws cl Seven Collcres cl i!e Uri* vcilly ol o>krd\ ot which ...
... ft other Ccffacks: that he had even been cxamtn d, but had got dear, by declaring that a$ he was carrying Provifioits to the Army, he bad loft his Horfes in the Meadows, and was then looking lor em. /*«• thii News all my Companions were in the utmoft G ...