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... great Variety of Papers of Humour and Entertainment. N. B. The Jail feven Volumes may be had feparate. 2. A DISSERTATION UPON PARTIES. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir ROBERT WALPOLE. Price 4s. 3. A Dircourfo of the Grounds and Reafons of the Chriftian ...
... //. Vt*i ivCy uf pers of Humour and Entertainment. N. B. The lajl /even Volumes may be hadfeparate. 2. A Dissertation upon Parties. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole. Price 4s. 3. A Difcourfe of the Grounds and Reafons of the Chriftian ...
... great Variety of pers of Humour and Entertainment. N. B, The /4/ fever; Volumes may be had feparate. 2. A DISSERTATION UPON PARTIES. Dedicated to Right Honourable Sir ROBERT WALPOLE. Price 4. s. 3. A Difcourfe of. the Grounds and Reafons of the Chrig Religion ...
... Nov, T. General Keith, who conumnds in Finl ;ed in the Abfence of the Veldt-Marfhal Lacy, Lays in his laft Letters that the Parties he has lately fent into the Enemy's Territories have deftroyed fifty Villages, and carried off a great Looty in Cattle. ...
... Place of Importance on this Part of the I- Frienclihip, Randay, the three mii:ing Snips from ' ,fland, but having fent out Parties to reconnoitre the • Roads, we found them impalfable. By Xll the Steps TL he etters from Italy mentic;n, that our Commanders ...
... Zlabing; Nov. N. S. The Great Duke, and Prince Charles having joined the Army, which is in cull March towards the Enemy: A Party of 970 Ba- Arians, Horfe and Foot, having attack'd Yefterday a Poft where there was an Hundred Auftrian Huffurs, in a little ...
... the River Woxa, had made a Motion as if they intended to enter into our Foragers, though it was not known how ftrong that Party was, nor to what Side they intended to turn 9n the 9th, the Regiment of Dragoons oflngria was ordered for Wibourg ; and from ...
... on the Black Middens near Tinmoutlt Bar, having on board a valuable Cargo of Goods for the Merchant; of this Town ; but a Party of Soldiers being immediately fent thither, prevented not only their being pilfered by the Country People, but likewife lecued ...
... Empire to the reigning Emperor and his Pofterity: For the Execution of thefe Reciprocal Guaranties, each of the contrataing Parties shall, ,in cafe of need, march an Arof 80,000 Men to the Affiitance of his Ally, efpccially in cafe of an Attack from the ...
... Approach, and that he was return`d without the Lois of one Man; and with about 2o Prifoners. M. Grefemoff, at the Head of a Party of his Coffacks, has made a fecond Irruption by Kexholm into Finland, where he has ravaged a confiderable Tra& of that Country ...
... s thinking Count 111._____ch and Count Oft—m —n, who were not in the Lit Adminittration, where the Chief of the Revolting Party ; .others, that the Ru ffi an Army had air,acd : But all agree, that the fccrct of the moll intriguing Court in the World, ...
... Great Britain ; if the latter are vigorous, this State will • not fail to follow their Example, though there is a • ftrong Party in the Republick inclined to a Neutrality. In all Appearance England will not abandon ' the Queen of Hungary, fince that Court ...