... Witneffss. It appear'd onthe Behalf of Higgs, that be fhew'd great Rtluftancy to go to Mr. Ball's Murthcr; but whether that may render him an Objeft of Mercy is not yet known. The Council for his Majefty on this Occafion, were Mr. Ser- jeant Witacre, Leonard ...

... One Gentle- man offered 50 Guineas to 40 of the former, and was taken up. They write from Taunton, That laft Monday Roger Bryant, being at Work at Mr. Lawfon's at Whit Lyrn- ing, while the People were out, endeavoured to be fa- miliar with a young Woman ...

... Fortifications were in admirlib!c Omits. Letter. from New York, by Capt. Veer, dated the 9th of May, advile of the heaver Capt Smith, and the Mbany Cppt.. Bryant, being arrived there from London; That the Spanifh Guard . de Copt's firm Porto Rico had taken ...

... Highnefi' hath done this Country will ever be re> « membred by us wiih Pieafure; and we heartily wifh, that all your Days « may be as full of Joy, as your Prefence makes this Day to us. j The Prince was pleafed to receive the Sheriff and Gentlemen in a ...

... Tuefday a Trial came on at the Court of Kings-Bench, Weftminfter, between one Bryant, a Footman, Plaintiff, and his late Mafter, Defendant, on an Aclion brought by the faid Bryant for falfe Imprifonment, on Sufpicion of having robb'd the Defendant of Rings ...

... Inditiment, he was likewife acquitted of the Lift. Briftol, April r. Our Merchann have Letters from on Board the Tewksbury, Capt. Bryant, trading at Abonoe,_ on the Gold Cmft of Guiney, that in her Paffage from Bofton, where Ike was lately built on Purpole for ...

... From sAI URDAY May 27, CO E.DNEsp I May 31. 1738. • Frnm the L , ndo4 atily PO, &c. May 29. w . E hear that Tianfports are ordered to b: got ready for embarking Three Battalions of the Fo-t LTua,d:, 2 nd oth er L a nd F orc es. To-in , rrow an Admiral ...

... point of Oath, could not without disburtbening - his Confcicncc of this claik Sccne of Roguery. . .. • • • Yclienitay Tuno Bryant, Mare of a fic•Vand's Trader, was comity' ie . (' to Nm-Prilon by Dettnie, for thetarbarous Murder of his Wife, committed ...

... at the point of Death, could not expire without disburdening his Conlcier.ce ol this dark Scene of Roguery. Yeflerday James Bryant, Mace of a Holland's Trader, was committed to New Prifon by Dennis, for the barbarous Murder of his Wife, committed the fame ...

... Sword againft the Turks. _i> If he does fo, and the Courts of Vi. enna and Pettrsburgh continue the War; the Ottoman Power may foon be reduced within very narrow Li* mits, and France for the future be deprived of. tht Ser- vice of her trufty old Journeyman ...

... • Charles Goulding, for breaking the Houle of Mu Ward at Hampitead ; Thomas Raby, for robbing the Northampton Coach; Dean Bryant, for the Murder of his Wire; Edward Bearcock, for robbing Stephen Broughton; Efq; in Long-Acre, of his Hat; Sarah Woodcock ...

... during the Voyage. Thel'e Suits of late be much encouraged, and may be a Means bringing thole Gentlemen better Senfeof rhemfelves, and proper Way acting, who, many of them, however they may be on Shore, no i'ooner let a Foot on Board but they forget that ...