The Gazette

to "C/Ut-sOa-f" May -18. 172$. "' May it please Tout Majesty, As Your Majesty's Reign, and wife Administration, has, from the Beginning, been most auspicious to all Your Dominions ; so they have in a …

ta .SaturUa"** May iy. 1715* sit their Parishioners in their several Bounds as they ought, and give them such Instruction as is necessary to enlighten them, and arm them against the Practises ot many …

the foreign Ministers and the Nobility, and in the Evening there was a fine Consort of Musick and a Ball at the Castle. Her Majesty the Queen of Sweden being very much indisposed, was hindered from ma…

t td for tbe fame, fucb Person $ whether concerned in said Felony, or in advijing, contriving or being privy thereto, jball bave His Majesty's most gracious Pardon J and as a further Encouragement Jha…

ihe Old-Baily. Louden, at Seven ef the Clod in th* Morning- Thomas Jobber. Trustees Office South-Sea-Houfe, April 16,17ajr. The Trutleet appointed iy AB of Parliament fir raising Money iut of the Esta…

to aturtap May 1* 17-J.' Annuity or yearly Rent Charge of ijo /. issuing ani payable out of certain Lands' and Tenements in the fiv r ral Parishes of Tong Mulstm and Newington, tn "the County of Kent,…

One Thousand Pounds, to be paid by the Right Honour* ' able tbe Lords Commiffioners of His Majtsiy's Treasury. And if any other Person- ot Persons Jball discovers t apprehend, and convict any Pirson o…

late Directirs.) A Farm at Tur.ft all, in the Ciunty if Norfolk, Ute the Estate if Sir Lambert Blackwell, Bart, (me of tbt said Ute Directors.) The Parsonage farm of High Easter, in the County of Esse…

South** Clpckn* tbe Forenoon* Whitehall, Feb. 1* if-ai. Whereas His iVtnjesty't Efieheqltet ibiH 'broke open bi-" twein MoUdtiy Noon ttnd'tkSrMeMngf ajiitd 'itrrfiider* able Sum of Money was'fdken out…

to SBsturlJa^ April J7. 1725. rifb, (where the ither cannot be had,) and wbere old Letters if Attorney are produced, they are t# be accompanied with the like Att estatim that the F erf ont wht made th…