Daily Courant (Newspaper) - November 3, 1730, London, Middlesex The Daily 9071. November 3, 1730. Journal of the Dyet of partly inferred in three former N the 14th of the Director paving the that the he had deputed to fee for M. were without finding he asked whether he adjourn the till Monday or break up the This great Some were for breaking up at others the ought to be adjourned once and in cafe M. Marcinkiewicz did not come by the limited then the ought to be M. was for reading the Constitution whereby it is that the Time for the ought not either to be lengthened or but it was carried At the Director to be whether it was by virtue of the or in hopes of M. that the Nuncios were for the and they all declaring it latter he adjournal till On the 16th, having represented to the that was rio Hope of M. that the Law that gives the Negative was the Continuation fie therefore to know what was the Opinion of the now divided Some were for the of 1633, the Time of the ordinary to 6 and that in to and in Hopes of ought to 5th Day the the which 4he of Connor deliberate tby were of that fince the faid Nuncio bad be done in the they their Time took his Leave of rhe that his CaVe and Pains had tim 6f their his Defire to do all of his iNb lining Majority s him would nor it $ H & ' in regard the according to the to commence the 5th Day after the Dyer is the King Points upon which Senators Be expedited the fame Points other the Time 10 be limited for the Petty in the in which the render an Account of the the and the Means of providing for the Safety of the Kingdom both at home and The Senatus will begin the 20th cf and will continue fome Days after his will return to Mean they have held what they call Judgments of wherein only the of the are and which are always held in the King's Here it may not he improper to infert the of the Jo often mentioned of Secular Judge and Nuncio which he delivered in to the Dyet of and upon which the faid Dyet was It is as viz. cc fome of his of the bad fanned wicked the Laws and Statutes of their endeavouring to ' introduce Novelties and that they may their private to bring about a of and Lithuania to alter the grounded of both Nations 5 to tow and and to ordinary of the Publick rations That according to the Laws and the Dyet of the Kingdom ought to commence with * the Execution Laws enacted 4* preceding and every Nuncio is to to enquire and Laws have had therr or the Laws being made in * due be taken to put the faid there one that provides for the rtie Original of States of to which Surrender was f * a Publick or of the without any of the fame that 4t concerns no tefs of the whole Province to keep and Subjection to the the faid by virtue of Brethren and Elec. is upon the of according to the new Law of 1716, after he of Dyet 5 of the of Totes $ were made for the of the Laws and Liberties of the be cl put in 03..13, S. is handed * to the wherein two Temperaments are as on the Part of the Allies of to prevail with the Emperor to come into a friendly Accommodation which Temperaments are to the following 1. will by an not to the Scheme of the it it which the Emperor may make of his Italy j but the faid on the be i. By another be that any which bis Imperial with the of the States in think fit to give to his Daughter in not be but fuffered to take written from that the Troops of that Electorate are to be augmented with 16,oeo 3 r. N. S. The Court is expected here To-morrow from and this Winter in the Palace upon the The Officers not long fince laid and particularly the Captains and baye been all by his and all the old that cannot in the have given that they be taken care of the The Counsellor of State and General at is from all bis and by the jtl Since my laft came in the with Wine and from for Sailed the and from the with Prunes aud for the Free of from with from v. - c. Nov. 1'. The Lively Man of and Outward bound remain witi the back laff fome 9$�?rs,' but the Wind blowing we learn Day arrived the from Antigua the from St. for Wind S. W. the from thd from the from and the from L O N B the of the Peace Was Adjournment at before Humphry of when Thomas and Whitney were tried for a in liam to Samuel and to marry the laid Lavinia in After a Trial that about 5 the Jury and brought in rheir they 1 Guilty of the they received Sentence to in the Pillory in to pay Pine of 10 Marks and to fuffer 6 Months in and to in till the Fine is and alfo to find Securities afterwards for their good Behaviour for one At the faid John Alderman of Cornhill took the in the The
