... or Willi } » irony: Of Sweden the Baltic the ule of the by Aion of the Lords of the Admiralty.. -the Duke. of Marlborough came to = pn ip for the wigger. Mr. jal! has made the Lord: Mayor ‘ ‘of his fet of black this Lordthip ufed in: the ftate-coach on ...

... of Numbers than at any other Office) AT POI'S 'POPULAR OFFICE, No. 12, cAstLi ALLEY , ROYAL EXcIi,INGE, facing BA'NFC of Errol-AN KP THURSDAY'S First, Drawn Ticket is entill 'd to TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, and tlkat of MONDAY next to FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS ...

... Treallet Commanders. Sir W. Douglas takes the rende:zvous wich, Capt. A. Sparks that at Jefse . ..y, an Ramsay that at Leith. Lord fleathtield, it Is Said, is to Ila re , Regiment of Dragoon Guards; Garth the Inniskillens, vacant by, General Goldsworthy ...

... in Pulteaey. fircet are fitting up for heereception. Lord Crave and his family are corning home from Madras in one of the !hips of the prelim lea. fon. The Marquis of Wsu.ssra.v will remain India. Lord Bawriack, who was to go from Ham. burgh as Britifh ...

... 41. 6d. 13otint.4 . (Dedicated with Permission, tothe Right Hen. lord L 6-.; r. rs a u 4 -, x, Lord High ClianeellOr, DIGEST of the LAWS of ENQT,AND. By the late Right Hononralfle Lord Chief }taros COI4IIIO. The Fourth Edition,correaed, with very considerable ...

... to-all. LoTd CGnville fpoke at confiderable length, the Earl of Carnrivon explainel, and he was follow'ed by Lord R:Iwdoil, Lord Maslgrnv-a, and Lord Holland, after which the Hloute 'dvidVed, Conlteats 73, Not Contents I,. We vialK givc rome account of their ...

... underwriters were difcharged from all liability. The jury, thercontended, had com:. to a wrong Con:, clutioo on the former trim% Lord KENi - ON was of opift:on, there ought not to be a new •trial. He laid, if the Auld wore in want of the cargo of this fhip ...

... o'clock. ViTcount Howe attended with minutes of BOard of Ordnance. Lord Mon attentitd his Majeily as Lord of the Bedchamber. ' :At fix o'clock his Majefty, after giving audience to the Lord Chancellor and the Cabinet Mioifters # returned to Buckingliam.houfe ...

... the plan a noble Lord .who has diflinguiflied himfelf in every branch of fer- Lvice, aid who has, with eminent benefit to the nation, d b-'on cngaged in many great operations. Lord St. Vincent gave his fuifrage in favour of the plan ; Lord e S.. Vincentwbo ...

... sides, to endeavour to comprehend it. There was one topic touched very slightly! by the Noble Lord, to which he could not. listen in- si. lence. The Noble Lord said, the burthen of Ire- land was increased by the compensations, as he (jai- led them. He -feared ...

... the names of particular perfonages mentioned in that way. Mr. Sruar obferved, that he meant nothirg perfonal to that Noble Lord (a cry of hear, bear; go on, go on, prevailed, aid he procee&d.)—He fa;ci, without any imputation to him, officers, on account ...

... into the whole of he last campaign. But what vou.d have the consequ. nee ? li the inquiry had been d Irom the Kxpedition to I’errol, to ad;/, should have been told that the cere absent. It is on these grounds that 1 approve of motion.” Lcrd EMI’I.K conceived ...