... appe..a:ts the molt excruciating Pains of the Gout. This Tindure is of a very agreeable and ; it may be kept a Hundred Years without !Aug us Virtue, and may be taken without Kat Of the dangerous Conlequence. A great Nuniber ut Perfons of Credit cmlcl be ...

... there was withdrawn - - 1 Mr Charles Sharp Admiralty Theologicurum lions lc ScM M of vrilik 00(1 Arriv'd a Mai! from France and From London May 12 forge City in Italy a Modena this with Notice of Modena Yard A S This Day pilhft'd ( 6 d ) U D T THE OXFORD ...

... only offer up our Praters to Heaven, that fuch ineftimable Lives may be prolonged, and devoutly wifli, that all your Royal Branches may refemble the Stock from whence they grew; Then may we flatter ourfelves, that this Nation will rife in Strength and ...

... and there Were tome Hopes of the Cargo being alfu laved. On Sunday died at his Lodgings in Leadenhall-Street, Mr. George Bryant, a Parfet of his Majelty's Navy, poilefs'd of a large Fortune. • On Monday hit Adam Nixon, another of the Confpirators againft ...

... xrs are as follow; Fir& Innings. t I Di:ding got 0 Berry__ Bell got Dingate Pmes Bryant Tom Bell juhrt Bryant All bowl'd out. Second Torn Beli (run out) (hnv.l'd out) Bryant (bowed out) o (Csrth'd out) (ttaturd out) John Harris Falcnner Joe Harris howl'd ...

... certain Lands there called Aldington Park) in the Occupation of Thomas Tilby. Some Part of thefe Lands being a rocky Soil, may be greatly improved by a good Farmer. Inquire of Mr. Lake, of Merfham ; or of Mr. Francklyn, of Alhford. And on Wednefday the ...

... 6l 3 to bc e nulY 9 11131 1 derE, )on • vvil, e h i c r oncloAr )T G l4 ` sa , I 111 -the.a. 4frit:4- . . , 3011t11f,0 , may for the future bt cOnfined in the leverala Goa ia in PL ANT ATION N'Ew v . this.Kingdorn for their Fees only, . without any ...

... Poft. i Part of tht Sheriffs uppointcd by his Majcfly in Council for the Tear enfuing. Wtrijtirt, Harry Johnfon, of Milton Bryant, Efq; ijdridgfbire and Huntingdon/hir*. John Sumpter ot Wal- lokcing, Efq; Ifx, Peter Leffcbure, of Walthamftow, Efq; iir ...

... old full in ” Horfe or ” HalfaGui-” linn reputed ” to flart j” Hunter’s or Gelding ” for aftuaily tiled iaft I R E L D Dublin May -lt reported of Cumberland wiil be Peer of Ireland will foon review different Parts of this Kingdom and that he will be inlJall’d ...

... Lodgings at the Widow Mumma's, near the Great Conduit at Nfaiditune: SVhere all Pertons v.ill.ng to favour him with their Cullom, may depend upon b.:atig well wed, by Thvir humble Servant, RICI-IARDS ROUSF. This is tu acquaint all Ladrcs and others that picare ...

... David Turner Canterbury Stage near Peckham Gap of a Silver with Cornelian Seal and a Guinea for robbing Mrs in near Egham Bryant for robbing William Bates of Watch H in Batterfea-Fields Lennard for robbing the Dwelling-Houfe of her Mafter in the Borough ...

... the Murder of James Faa. ing at Dublin in Ireland. Two Nights ago a Journeyman Watchmaker, who had been the Day married at May Fair, was permitted ta confummate the Marriage at his Matter's Houle, near the Hay-Market, when after the Caroufings upon (mach ...