... Guilty, and I an 'hit: day Mr Birmingham was Bail'd nit next Jtrm, Mr. Malone o a and Days laipafonment, and Marks net r..- latter Fin’d 300 Marks each; Bur and Edward Waters PriiUer ( alii-fonne'-ly mentio.rd) was not Try’cl, the form.r no’ having appear’d ...

... ( 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 ...

... large and 2 small Salvers, 1 Fork, 2 pair of Polish'd Buckles, a large Snuff-Box, all having the Workman's mark I. P. an old fashon'd Cup and Cover, mark'd A. H. M. Whoever secures the Thive or Thives, (so as the goods may be had again) shall have 20 pound ...

... 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 ...

... our Forces, and the Town in 4 days after: That the Garison should march out with their Arms and Baggage, and all the usual Marks of Honour, 16 Brass Pieces of Cannon of different Bore, and 3 Morters, the Foot through the Breach, and the Horse through the ...

... 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 ...

... this hilt. Feb. 17c6. the following things viz. 63 Plain Gold-Rings, the Workman's mark, I. P. a Box of Stone-Rings, a parcel of Buttons and Thimbles, the Work., man's mark, B. M. and feveral other final things belonging to 46lafs-Cafe. 6 Salts 16 Drani•Cups ...

... eid fo ( )red, lb tit enla , g-d the rreach, fo as a too Men might enter a break He Capitula:ed to march out with all the Marks of honour, carrying with him 6 pieces or Cannon 3 Morers witb Amunition• for 25 (hot, the Garriron was Arms maiy to march out ...

... o f Snuffer and E r -R and; all the Girl Plate ma tked with-a Dolphin: As alto a large Parcel of Damask and Diaper Vivien, mark,d. 5, B. Whoever diicovers the iiid Rubbers, Plate and : Linnen, fcr as they nuv ‘)e had again, (hall have 20 Pounds reward ...

... 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 ...

... of Serge-de Neme Breeches, with blue or black Stockings. He stole several pieces of Plate of a considerable value, without Mark. Whoever secures him, and gives Notice to the above-named Capt. Eccles, or to Mr. Richard Pue at his Coffee-House in Skinner-Row ...

... the yth September, the lame fhill be deliver'd that Day the Allies, the Gars rifon being allowed to march out with all the Marks Honour. And in the mean time there to be Ceflationof all Adis Hoftiiity between the Troops which ...