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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... apprehend the faid Edmund Elwin, all Magiftiates, Conftablcs, tec. would -give theit Afliftance, that he may be profecuted foi the Muidei of James Bryant, as the Law directs. We hear from Durham, that Mi Houfeman's Marriage (mention'd in our raft) is fo fai ...
... Days of Thomas «Wier',s Lit e , it r ialy,prohi l;it difshaigit!g all others,, &e) dated the ir9th.Day ot May l - 1 1,, 9 131 . 00 my Pills , may` be known 'from 'thid_fe Counterfeit r are round and White; feated on the Bottom viith Stevinion of Arms on ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...