Publication Date 14 November 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2295 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Which tbe )ey received with great Respect, commanding 4t to be Read publickly to the Sea-Officers then present, and strictly requiring them to observe it in every Point, having first declared his own …
Publication Date 10 November 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2294 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item I,. *i..,^r i,. .^-*c-*t- -wil place lay in the Castle, which is built on a Rock, (iorf) merly called tht Acropolis,) within the Town, (,wher "i still are some remains of the Temple of Minetva*. and L…
Publication Date 7 November 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2293 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Declaration, given to tender Consciences, as for Tour Majesties repeated Affurances to maintain the Religion, Liberty ar a bt- fereit of the Church of England. We should jin again fI God and his Vicig…
Publication Date 3 November 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2292 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item place: And that which augments trie Difficulty is; whil'st it is disco'ursi'd that he is to be received no otherwise than as a private Person, that he does not come attended like ohe; but a few days m…
Publication Date 31 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2291 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item last Hionth " by the Letter* btougb! from thmet, erld *" Ntfropont^ ha" itif" sent ta <*">i"-rrt Cdho-tw arid by the report of the Master and a-'aiTen^ers, wt an Vr stand,that as much as they haesheen…
Publication Date 27 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2290 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Vcnr.oi Ofiob. 19. Here arrived yesierdny a Cdtirer sent fiom the- Duke of Lorrain, with an account** that he had at present laid aside the thoughts of ina.';;n "" any stop at Grcot Waradin; that the …
Publication Date 24 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2289 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item truest and deepest Policy, by twisting Tour Subjetls lit? teresl with their Duty ; Surely they aie. scarcely Men ( i c/j lest Chriflintr,) whom jo strong an O'jlipot:on will nqt hold. And therefore (D…
Publication Date 20 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2288 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item 99*DHDa]? October 24 10bJ7* " Rt>mc,Otlob.*\.The Fope>according to Customjgavehij Blessing, on St. Michael's day,, from a Window,to the Garison of the Castle of Sf. Atg\o.Wt are" told thatthe Mar- .qu…
Publication Date 17 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2287 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Tour Most Princely Resolutionsi But all) do mfiipiedly ojpre Tour Majesty, That we wtd at% all Times be re.my' ( and if occo]..n requite*) toazard our Lives and ten times in Dfiuce ef Tour Majesties S…
Publication Date 13 October 1687 The London Gazette, Issue 2286 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item capes' the best they could, feme in Boats piepnred. on putj pose, and some by Land, taking their way towaids pet f Waradin: The Imperialists found the Town abandoner*) and it did not cost them a Man t…