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... Girl, were hatigbd ft r it ; the Daughter is all found guilty of the Fat, but exptaing alter the Death of ha ' Father, the may confefs the Whole, toey have fpae'd her Life for a Week longer, and 'tis thought the will oe reprnscd. There are about fixty ...
... of lfeland, feems to increafe. At this critical juncture fome People ftill talk of a French War as inevitable. Mean time it may be depended on, that fomething very extraordi- nary has been performed by Sir John Norris^ whereof we (hall foon fee an Account ...
... the Havannah, that it is given out as a certainty, that the Galleons cannot poffibly come home this Year.- — But this Story may poffibly be propagated to ferve particular Ends. Letters from feveral Parts of England menti- on what fine Crops of Wheat, Barley ...
... Gloucefter (fuppofed to ftolen) whoever will difeover and apprehend the fen or Perfons concerned in the laid fo as he or they may be to receive One Reward of Mr Perfon concerned and than one Pei concerned fame the Dilco- verer his after Inch Convi&ion Mr ...
... Property of Geerge Wiight, Ill; [N° 2639.] William Brand, for robbing Mr. William Blackwell cf his Hit, on the Highway. Aid, Bryant Cooley, for robbing Mr. Emmtrton, and °then, on the Highway. Nine wcre eatt for Tranfportation, and four acquitted. On Saturday ...
... for it:* Guineas, between Newland, of Slendt.in in Suffex, Sawyer. of Richmond, and Bryant, of London; a- Htxlfwell, of Dartford, Roinlcy, of Stvenoaks, and Cutbufh, of Mai:None; which was won by the three lad by two Notches. 'Twas computed there were io ...
... what is nreeffary toga an Entrance, yc u may c orclude that we are 'airing or Strength and our Time, and that Campain will end 4vithout any eminent Blow given onour Side: Whereas by porfuing the man, Point, we may eafily retake terrain, Standlaus again ...
... Number of 300, and pulled xlown the Mais Houfes of Mr. Taylor and Mr. Hankjn, and burnt .11 the Effec-s; and were patroling the Streets when the Poft came away. . - On Saturday laft came Advice, that the Albany, Bryant, from New York, laft from Pbrtfmouth ...
... the zoth of September, and came thro' the Wind I ward Paffagc, but knows nothing of the Storm, fo hope it is not true. Capt Bryant, from New York, law a Sail to Leeward the 7th of February, with all her Malts gone; • and two Days before was a hard Storm ...
... the 2Qth of September, and awe thro' the Windward Fol- iage, but knows nothing of die Storm, fo hope it is nor true. Capt. Bryant, from New York, faw a Sail to Lee- ward tne ym of he. ruary, with all her Mafts gone ; and 2 Days before was a hard Storm ...
... London, May 2j. On Wednefday laft died, at his Seat at GisHnrn«Park in the Weft Riding of the County of York, aged 56, Thomas Lifter, Efq; j-j Years Reprefen.ative for Clithero in Lan- fhue, which Truft he faithfully difebarg'd by a conftant Attendance ...
... and we hear by her, that the Transports are still detained at Williamstade. On Saturday last came Advice that the Albani, Bryant, from New York, last from Portsmouth, is taken by a French Privateer Snow of 10 Guns, and carried into Dieppe. It is said ...