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... broke fent away a Courier Madrid, and another to Berlin. Some People here pofitively affirm that the King of Sweden is at Death’s Door, and therefore that the War in the North Is inevitable, nay it will break out very foon. Within thefe few Days the Swedifh ...
... Marines a young Gentleman of an amiable Character, and good Parts, beloved by all his Friends, Relations and Acquaintances j his Death is much regreted by all who knew hind. FOREIGN NEWS. London Gazette, Hague, H States of Holland March u, N.S. X have publifhed ...
... He himfelf was on the Point of returning to England, with feveral of the Men of Wat.— The fame Letters give Account of the Death of the Great Mogul; and that the Bombay- Caftle, Capt. Brown, had taken Prize worth 20,0001. We hear likewife, that the Lapwing ...
... pradical Religion, were abundantly difeovered) concorred to make him while alive generally very acceptable and beloved, and his Death juftly and much regreted. Edinburgh, March 14. This Day upon receiving the agreeable News of the late Delivery of the Princefs ...
... Harwich, whofe Thigh was carried away by a Cannon Ball, and whole Death was much re* grcted, he being a very good Officer. ...
... to inform. Old England, March 1 8. A private Letter from an Officer of Marines the late Eaft-India Expedition mentions the Death of Capt. George Brooks, Licuts. Philips and Colin Campbell, by the Enemy Lieut. Ken- EHDE E N: Printed and fold by Jam es Chalmers ...
... Parliament for an Augmentation to Miniftcrs - Stipends. Thurftfey laft, the Rey. Mr. George Blackwell, Minifter at Bathgate. His Death is juftly regfeted by who had the of his Acquaintance. FOREIGN NEWS. ' Whitehall Evening Toft. A fuccindl Account of the Hand ...
... found upwards of a hundred Crowns of the fame Manufacture. We have been for Tome Moriths paft very much alarmed by fudden Deaths, and we begin to be now no lefi frighted through Apprchenfron that Tome of thefe People might be buried aiiv«; for laft Week ...
... their Lordfbips bariilbed from Scotland for ever,-and ordained Kim to be tranfporfed America, never to return upon Pain of Death. On Saturday , came on the Trial of John Smith for Horfe-ftealing, againft whom a N :rdi£t was returned yeljprday Morning, ...
... foon be fuperior to that of England. > . domestick occurrence.s R D E E N, The Hon. the Lords of Circuit, paffedSentcncc of Death on John Smith, which is to be executed Friday June 2d. James Gouts to be banillied this Kingdom during Life. Soldier of Ld ...
... and Honcdy, wnofc Humanity and Charity, as they fhone mod confpicuoufly while was alive, have, now that he has left us, made Death flncerely and univerfally lamented. On Saturday was brought to Town from Edin-* burgh, Charles Grant, (mention’d in the Journal ...
... at the bigheji, when King JAMES was yet alive, and when the. Partition of the Spanifb Monarchy was to b« executed upon the Death of a fickly thought an Army of only 7000 McDj-xvj A‘l» k rather too large in Time of Peace. The Call of the Houfe of Commons ...