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And as a further Encouragentent to fucb Discovery, thesaid Francii Taylor, EJq; doth hereby promise to any Person or Persons making thesame, the Sum os Fifty Guineas, to be paid upon tbe ConviSion of …

And as a further Encouragement to such Discovery, the said Francii Taylor, Esq; doth hereby promise to any Person or Persons making thesame, the Sum os Fifty Guineas, to be paid upon tlie ConviSion of…

ZV&l General Post Office, March 14, 17J9. Whereas the Pqft-Boy, who ivas carrying the Worceller Mail from London to Southall, was fit ttpoii, this Morning about Four of tbt Clock, between dadley- ffre…

$\Z Urcet End and Tyburn Turnpike, by Two Footpads, one of ivhich was a lusty Man, in a white Cape Coat, who presented a Pistol to the said Boy, and demanding the Oxford Bag, led him into a Field agai…

Court this Morning to her Czarish Majeftyj who received him very gracioufly, and ma-dti him a Present ofa Sword, the Hilt of which was set with Diamonds, and a Gold Medal. Navy Office, July 2, 1740. T…

General Post-Office, London, June 16, 1740. Wbereas tbe Post-Boy carrying tbe North Mail front Royston to Ware, vias attacked in tbe Highway, between One and Two of the Clock last Friday Morning, the …

General Post-Office, April 2, 1740* Whereas the Poll-Boy carrying tbe Bristol Mail froid London to Hounslow, was attacked and fit upon between Three and Four a Clock this Morning, a little beyond* Kni…

he ordered Capt. Herbert in the Norwich to make afi the Sail he could in before him with the Bomb-Ketches and all the Firelhips and Tenders under his Orders, and Capt. Knowles, as Engineer on Board th…

fing of Corn, and particularly the said Actof the Fifth and Sixth of Edward the Sixth, be strictly obseived, and effectually carried into Execution. And to the Intent that all Peisons who sliall break…

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