... Worms ' 1 Evil ? ' - 1 ' ' Rickets 3 Fever - -Riling the Lights V ,rC ASU ALT I S. . ? Fpjvid Dead in the Street-at 5t Margaret in Weftminfter u Kill'd accidentally the Fall of a Hcufe, at St Brides 1. . Chriften'd. Buried ? Decreafed the Burials this ...

... St. John at Wappin, One a Ditch St. JJunftan Stepney buried St Paul at Shad well ) and One in the River of Thames at St. Margaret in Weftminifter; a Male Infant) St. Leonard Shoreditch 1. Overlaid 1. v Chriftened 318. Buried 447. Increafedin the Burials ...

... Stamford, who -in the Flames. And found Gujlty all, received Sentence of Death, and to be Hanged in Chains near the Place where the • John Davis, one the Malefafiors, now under Sentence Death Newgate, for Robbing the Highway, is very indifpnfed. They write from ...

... Forgery. At Stafford Aflizes 3 Men received Sentence cf Death., one for returning from portation, one for and rlie third for clipping Money. Worccfter Aflizes Gibbs, Gent* received Sentence of Death for the Murder of Thomas Davis, a Soldier; as Richard ...

... ge ft Arch- , and to fettle on them the Dutchies of id Mantua, and the Kingdom of Naples \ ife of the Prince of Afturia s Death, to ad- on Carlos to the Crown of Spain, and to ate the Dutch ies of Tufcany, Parma and a to ?? Monarchy. *ijmly\y The feveral ...

... Man ; from whence fhe returns to the Road, in her Way to London. Sailed alfo the Margaret of New- castle, with Wines and Suggars for Newcaftle, and with the Duke of Argyle's Baggage for Scar- brough. ...

... the King ol Spain. We have an Account lrom Turin, that the King of Sardinia, was under fuch an extreme Afflitfion icr the Death of his Queen, that he had Ihuc himfclt up in a Monaftery, and intended to continue nine l^ays in Re- tirement, in order to ...

... Orders to quit that Ele&orate a certain time, / JlonDcn, *? The Right Hon. the Earl of Hay, Brother to his Grace the Duke of Argyll, who has been tlangeroufly ill Fcver well recovered that he goes abroad. Sirjofeph Mafter the Rollt, was chofcn Prcfidcnt ...

... Mi(cnnnt Torrinflton, Lord Steward, • Lord Hervey, Lord Chamberlain, Lord Hardwicke, Duke of Rutland, Mr. Speaker, Duke of Argyll, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Dake of Athol, Mr. Comptroller, Duke of Kent, Mafter of the Rolls, Duke of Ancaftcr, Lord ...

... Is his Grace the DUKE of ARGYLE, on his Birth Day, October 10 1735. By a young Gentleman of the Army Youth, cry'd the Muse, whose Voice the Soldier warms, When, thro' the Trumpet's Notes, she pours her Charms, Write - : For the Brave, the Great, the Lov'd ...

... at Night, and i s plundered a Duke of Rutland, *r. Speaker, few Houfes, carrying away with them the tOreS in the. Duke of Argyll, ifl mr . c hance ll or o f t he Magazine; 100 Fun* and about ten Prifoners who are.: . faid to be Deferters, tharke Inhabitants ...

... Sliire of Air * Brigaditr James Campbell Burghs of Air, Irwyn, Rothe- f.iy, Campletoun, Inveiary * Col. Jamts Stuart Shire of Argyll * Sir James Campbell, Bart. Sliire of Bimf James E.fj; Shire of Berwick Alex. Hume Campbell, Efq; Shire of Bute and Catlmels ...