... particular, of Your molt klumble,moft Obedient, and molt Faithtul Sul*as. The King receiv d thole Gentlemen with his ufual marks of Grace and Favour, and was pleasd to affure them of the continuation of his Proteeetion, and that he would do his utmoft ...

... Heroick Officers aud Soldiers in tha defence of this Fortrefs, ani that they thould have tha falba Heqour and Credit, by fome Mark of Dittinction, as thole that were tira conitituted Knights of the Order of Malta: Upon which they unanimoufly refolved to ...

... Frencl: nengn to thi ow up a fecond Line in Flan:len, whence we inter they defign to ly• .-,:1 the Defen e re. The Du:ch have Marked btit a Camp at Lkereen, near Ara..yerp. And the Perch being in motion in thole parts we may loon evpect to her: :he Campaign ...

... Mr. Leads, Sin r , !Fs. Miffed out of the Houle of Capt. Trial Travers, in Abbey-flrett, on the , T. td of this Six Spoons, mark'd T. 11. TheGoldfrnith's`slark J.W. Whoever flops, and gives No.. ice to Capt. Travers, as r .tiiid , or to Ri.hard Pile at ...

... zo. On. the 6th intiant the Garritbn of Verue began to Capitulate, and demanded to march out at the Brea.h, with the ufual Marks of Honour, which being denyed,they doubled their Fire and Blew up all their Bombs, Carcatres, Grenadoesand Stink-Pots, which ...

... Mlnheitn, May 13. His Grace the Duke of‘Marlborcugh arrives' at Rate the where he was received by Prince Lewis with Extraoidinary Marks of Frieveithip arid Eileem. The next day Gra. - e went to view the Lioes of Biehl and Stolhoffen ; and cane hither this day ...

... One bound to tho Weft-Indies, and the other for Cadiz with Wine. And on the 4th was brought into Yarmouth, a French Letter-of-Mark Ship, Laden with Tar, &c. from the Eaft Country. It s laid the Lord High Admiral has appointed Sir George Bing, to Command ...

... of Mr. Buckley, at Naas, a grey Gelding, who strayed to Osberstown. Any one that has lost such a Horse, and will give the Marks of him, pay the Charges at Grass, and putting in Print, may have him at Mr. Buckley's. A pair of fine young black Coach-Horses ...

... with 400 Men, detached from the Garriton ot Luxembourg. The firfl inilant the French Army marched from Tongeren : They had marked their Camp at Wareme, w here prepattions were already making for the Entertainment of their Gene7als ; but upon Advi e that ...

... bitten, about i t t hands • high, and paces. The other a : . ay, Cropt, with a lhort Swit:ht-Tail, raw Mouth;. and an S burnt mark on the near Buttock, about it hands high. Whoevet an di'- cover the Thieves to Mr. Lloyd at the tiolden- Ball in Coles-Alley ...

... ( 497 ) thing to be throne over-board from one of them, and marking the place well, set some Blacks to Dive, who brought up a Carabine, in which was found several Letters that discovered a Correspondence among the Spaniards, in favour of King Charles ...

... Newburgh Esq; in the County of Cavan, 5 silver spoons, 3 o' them had a Black -a- Moor's-head for a Crest, and the other 2 marked with the Letters W. M. B. Whoever secures the Thieves and Goods, and gives Notice to Mr. William Reader at Watborough's. Gate ...