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... ALL Pcrfons who have engaged, or arc willing to engage in the Support the Scheme tor the Relief the WIDOWS ami CHILDREN CLERGYMEN the of Dublin, arc take Notice, that the hrit General Meeting for the better cann ing this Scheme into Execution, is, the ...
... Vanqueur Pri- vateer, from St Sebaflians, of 20 Six -pounders, and ?? Men, after an Engagement of two Hours 50 Minnies, j!! ihe Time within Piilol-ihot. In this Engagement the Spaniards had 20 Men killed outright, if mo'e loft heir Legl and Arms, and many ...
... pole of all the Ships they can engage in their Service. The Gefier.ils Brown and Nadaili :Ale already advanced towards ,vi, with Part of the Army, Tote.' N . , (Italy) Aug. 25. The Diccourfc which the Marquis las Min-s itad with the Spabifh Officers fince ...
... AS the late dreadful Fire in Exchange-Alley, from its direful Confetjucnces, has ienouHy engaged the Attention of the Publtck, the following Account is fent you, in the moll authentiek Manner, from the two Pcrfons, late /Apprentices to Mr. Eldridge, which ...
... eee a rarcer of ) Revenue and the periicious Cultom of engag'd | it in a great Meafure y teer was ize int SW) CLEANS SNS, ize into | EIS RATA ! fent thi: Wednelday Nights Poft. ndon, is Extract of a Letter from Ghent, Mar is taken oft in the | HE French ...
... Thus did the great Hippocrates engage The pla ue at Athens in its keeneji rage, > The glorious Martine of a former age. 3 No form of death could teach the Grecian fear He fac'd contagion in its full career, Till, with unwearyd diligence, his hand Stopt ...
... ADVERTISEMENT S:] T . £__.• That one Polly Rich, who was an engaged Vervttntbf the Right Hon. Earl of ROSEBER I E for one- Tea r i. ?? away : $be is about 18 Tars old y 5 Foot 6 Inches high, f : J Jhap'd, blue ey*d and black Hair (or not brown) longXiifa^'fL ...
... the.Adrniral, and were in ,the mat Proper Situation to have engaged the Ships that the Marlborough was engaged with, and that there were none but the Real and liercules for them all to engage, and it would have been the More abfurd, as there were four ...
... Old England, July 9. Of the Puffing that fucceeded the late Engagement at Dettingen. I Have heard of a certain confident painter, who, being called account for , T 2 the the wretched drawing of one of his portraits, pleafantly pleaded, that it tvould ...
... and L— ck, in relation to the late engagement near Toulon. See p. 142. 144. Adm. M ws to Vice-Adm. L—k-5 IR, Ruffel, at fea, Feb. 1 2. I Am exceedingly forry you did not judge proper, when I had made the fignal to engage the enemy, to bear down yourfelf ...
... * of between S^fleden, * . 4 Signor ibould have engaged * to procure, Swcdiffi Many’s * Bed(h, fhe for Succcffar, are entirely crodtod - • ffeW, ftjttr IhvhniictoS evil-itliflded T^o* * pie, &c. ...
... Remarks made on board the Orford, April 8, 1 740, during the Time of the late Engagement with the Spanish Man of War. At Nine saw a Sail, gave Chace, came up with her, and found her to be a Spanish Man of War of 68 Guns, and 600 Men, called the Princessa ...