The Gentleman's Magazine, January 1731: Or, Trader's Monthly IntelligencerVarious
History
The Gentleman's Magazine, January 1731: Or, Trader's Monthly Intelligencer
Various
Great Britain -- History -- 1714-1837 -- Periodicals
To heal the wound the Bee had made
upon my _Delia’s_ face,
Its honey to the wound she laid,
and bid me kiss the place.
Pleas’d I obey’d, and from the wound
suck’d both the sweet and smart;
The honey on my lips I found,
the sting went thro’ my heart.
THE
_Monthly Intelligencer._
JANUARY, 1731.
Friday, _January 1_.
Their Majesties received the compliments of the Nobility for the
New-Year; among the rest, of the Lord _Carteret_, who was graciously
receiv’d.
At the same time the Ode for the Day, compos’d by _Colly Cibber_, Esq;
Poet-laureat, was perform’d; the Musick by Mr. _Eccles_, and the vocal
by Mr _Hughs_, Mr. _Gates_, &c. [_See the said ~Ode~, ~p. 20~, and
Remarks on it, ~p. 10, 11~._]
Forty mathematical Boys, educated in _Christ’s Hospital_, in the school
founded by K. C. II. were, according to annual Custom, presented to his
Majesty.
His Majesty order’d 30 l. _per. Ann._ to be paid out of the Treasury
towards the support of the Poor of the Parish of St. _Mary le Strand._
Saturday, _Jan. 2_.
Great talk of an Experiment to be made on _Charles Ray_ in _Newgate_,
a Malefactor repriev’d on that Occasion. It was said to be in order to
discover whether Deafness is not to be cured by purging. The _Tympanum_
was to be cut by an Instrument, in order to demonstrate whether the
Hearing proceeds from the _Tympanum_, or the _Nerves_ that lie between
_that_ and the _Conceptor_ of the Ear; it being the Opinion of some
that Deafness is principally occasion’d by Obstructions in the said
Nerves, _See_ p. 10, 18, 19.
_Geo. Burrington_, Esq; Gov. of _North Carolina_, set out to embark for
his Government.
Sunday, _Jan. 3_.
Dr. _Greenwood_, newly appointed Chaplain, preached before their
Majesties, the Pr. of _Wales_, and three eldest Princesses, at the
Chapel-royal at St. _James_’s; the Nobility attended in their Robes and
Collars, and the Duke of _Dorset_ Lord Lieut. of _Ireland_ carried the
Sword of State.
Monday, _Jan. 4_.
The Lady _Chaplin_, Relict of Sir _John Chaplin_, of _Tathwel_ in
_Lincolnshire_, Bar., brought to bed of a Daughter. This Lady had a
Writ _de Ventre inspiciendo_ issued against her some Months ago, by the
Heirs at Law; and by her not having an Heir Male, 3000 l. _per. ann._
descends with the Title to _Thomas Chaplin_, Esq; and an Estate of
about 2000 l. _per. ann._ to Sir _John_’s two Sisters, after a 3d Share
to Mrs _Chaplin_.
Advice came of 3 Incendiaries, or as there call’d, _Bristol Firemen_,
being taken up at _Barnstaple_, and conducted to _Exeter_ Gaol. One was
handsomely dress’d, and had a considerable Sum about him.
Two Hundred Recruits sent from the _Savoy_, to reinforce the Garrisons
of _Gibraltar_ and _Port Mahon_.
Tuesday, _Jan. 5_.
The Corpse of the late Earl of _Delorain_ was a few Nights since
privately interr’d at _Leadwell_ in _Oxfordshire_.
Wednesday, _Jan. 6_.
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