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from thence.pasljng into the Q_>ireY, f* pro whence,) the-Set" vice ended, he departed, leaving bekind a Present for the Vestry-Keeper, and a large (urn tp bedisttibuted amongst the poor. On Tuesday l…

TheS.nate being Informed that tfte Duke of Sfvoj TA- tended in, Jittle time to call home the Marquiss VHlt to hi8 own Service, were considering of a fit person t6 be sent to Candia in hh place. The Si…

tensions may not suffer any prejudice 5 so that they are notf wholly employed in stating os Accounts. In Poland they are every where preparing matters for the General Diet, f.om which they hope for a …

Page 1 J0um&tf4» The London Gazette. ^tttnmjcD up ættf&ojtty- From ^OlttiaP, January 6. to C&ttrttKl)>, January 9. 1867. a large summe, amounting to 100 i. Sterling to each of them. Minehead, January …

to S^OtttlflP, January 13. 1667. the Altar the New Cardinals took the Usual Oath, with the accustomed Ceremonies j which done, they retutned a- gain to his Holiness, who gave them and put on their Hat…

Printed by Tho. Nftvcoml fn the 8Me}. 1.66s. T X 7 Sereas several summons titve been sent 1* the VV Tradesmen, Artificers^, and ether per fur tm whom Money is due from His Majesties great Wardrobe, to…

31 December 1666. The London Gazette. Number 118 Page 01 …

Printed by Tho. Nervcomh in the Savtj, i66jt 11 also saiJ , That the Houses thorowout the City ^ are likewise to be surveyed , and a Tax set upon the Jpyies which each Building takes up, by encroachme…

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