the Indentures or Contrasts of Clerks and Apprentices. An AS for avoiding and putting an End to certain Doubts and Questions, relating to the Attestation of Wills anas Codicils concerning Real Estates…

Report of some Disturbances between the Russians and us in Finland, are entirely without Foundation. We have received Advice from divers Places of this Kingdom, of their having lately felt several Sho…

ing, next to the senior Alderman, while they remain Members of the Common-Council of the said Town, shall be additional Justices of tbe Peace within the said Town ; and that the present, and every sut…

jesties having signified their Intention of passing a Part of the Summer at the Palace of Laxern7 bourg, several of the Foreign Ministers have already taken Apartments in the Neighbourhood of that Pal…

r<> scribed. Rod, kneeled down, and being Knighted with the Sword of State, and having kissed his Majesty's Hand, withdrew. The Chancellor having collected the Scrutiny, and presented it on his Knee t…

feiture. r the East-Indies, or purchased there, by any such Offenders, or that shall be found in his Custody, or in the Custody of any other Pferson, by his Order, or Procurement, are declared to be f…

Majesty's Justiqes of the F&te ildBl[A menced. A d Very Person id 6ffending ih*y $#% ^' of Record at Westminster* wliete ^Yt^fJ secutipn for such Qflfence shall be com> ~" East-Indies, under Foreign C…

Fine, and Imprisonment, as the Court shall think fit. And all the Goods, and Merchandize, that shall be bartered ,or traffick'd for, in the East-Indies, or purchased there, by any such Offenders, or t…

& $th Geo. I. Cap. 26.] By an Act passed in the 9th Year of His late Majesty King George the First, all His Majesty's Subjects are prohibited from subscribing, contributing to, encouraging, or promoti…

Page 1 The Æurnk 9x43; $tibiifl)cD tp %\\t$oxitp. From S>aturtag February 22, to tEussBaj February 25, 1752 ABSTRACT of several A£ts of gib Geo. I. Cap. 26.] By an Actpafled Parliament, now in Force, …