The Gazette

G E O R G R.', ' TX7Hereas by an Act parted in the"fourth and V V Fifth Year of the Reign of their late Majesties Kirig William and Queen Mary, intituled, An Act for the encouraging the Apprehending o…

To the King's most Sacred Majesty. May it please your Majesty, TT7E the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen and * v Burgesses of the Borough of Leicester, beg Leave humbly to approach your Sacred Perfon to expr…

The following Address of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of the City of Dublin, having been transmitted to his Excellency the Earl of Harrington, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has been pr…

may be long and happy ; sor the Support and Defence of which, we must ever think ourselves under the highest Obligations to exert the utmost of our Abilities. Given under our Common Seal this Nineteen…

Vent Garden, particularly, <a Burglary im Southaentf^ ton-street, *on Sunday Morning last, about Yhrsgi&l o'Clock, .when the Dwelling House ef Mrs* Stimdktr*^ Phillips was broke open by Perfins armtd,…

Ani T% ^I {-**> w#* M <* * '* > **** *> St. Paul* Covent Garden, Jan,, 14, 1748. And the Inhabitants of tbis Perish havt resolves, and do hereby promise a Reivard of Twenty Guineas (over and above the…

Page 1 jBumb* 8814; London azette. Published bp Stntljojttp - From tTutCOap January 10, to &atursiaj? January 14, 1748. St. James's, January 14. The following Address of the Chancellor, Rector, Princi…

\R00m tbey detained thefaid Richard HawkiHs tilt W about Twelve o'Clock at Nighti when tbe said Jere- I miah Curtis, John Mills, Rob, and Tbomas Winter voent aivay, and took ivitb them tbe said Richar…

The following Address of the Mayor, Ali#- men, BailifFs and Common-Council of die Bo^ rough and Corporation bf Liverpoole, has been presented to 4?is Majesty by Thomas Breretgn, Esq; one of their Repr…

it yet to come may be pasted in all,the Satisfaction that a beneficent gracious IJjrince can i*eceive from the most dutifulj^egards 0f a free;, brave and .flourishing People; and that the Throne of th…