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... during, which •he Was so fleet,. that takin A advantage of the ground, he hat two of the best horses in the troop, till the- pursuers having lost sight of biro in thick on 'the top of the mountain over fit. Pavan's bed, : and aght coming' on, tla y thouot ...
... delired the concurrence' of the Houre: The mleilhge farther contained a requeft that the copiess of ?? repnrts made iii i795 and 1797, ref`Vectin the enclofurre anl cultivation of Waite Lands, might be'rcturiied bythe&r Mcfcferrgers. After the Meffengers had ...
... If not approved will be exchanged ; or, at a stated time the Money returned. TWINER and NOWLAND, Watch-makers, J. No. .5, Hat'on-gatden, respectfully acquaint the 1 üblic, ihcy manufacture on the most approved principles, Pocket Chronometers, Horizontal ...
... discuss it now. In the hrst place, deny that the Bank is to considered in the same situat »i it was ante, cedent to February 1797. The circumstance of its having stopped payment, and been obliged to have the left ion ot this House, has placed in a different ...
... before the House ; but he couM/!bd ...
... d e f ence , et 4id there e only fuppiirted by three largeeand f a few fmallet; 1 : iil3, defend themfelves 6 bravely,„ . t_hat they wer b , 't' s ti half a f ter t h ree , w h en , almOft th, , . _ 1 • ''' t of their ,c;ew • h were eithere,kille.d or ...
... 1173 od '*l - ut 5d , 59, - at 1261 od 17 ----- at 1353 38 --- . at 2251 8d so --.- at oa 1392 --- at 12,5$ od 37 --- at top pi 6o --- at 12.4 s rod 7 at lo3s 64 15 at 1233 od to ---. at Total 6,980 Sacks.—Average tails. id. s' 13. 51d. lower than 1111 ...
... General Regnier shall come up, who 7 on his march with a fresh corps of I t,ooo French and African troops. Murad Bey likewise hat pro. mited the French assistance. The otdinance of Paul I. prohibiting the exporta, tion ofcommodities from Russia, has had ...
... Fleet-street ; Mr. Far- raace's, Pastrycook, Lluigate-hill and Spring-Gardens ; and at Ranelagh House, where Dresses may he hat on the Evening. — Tickets ftr private Coach Stands to be had at Ranelagh- House, at Two Guineas for the Season. Ihe Rotunda ...
... be taken. C ...
... het-, &c.. • A - person - of the E IfOrd, Who had thus passed for Mrs. Mills', the,'Defendant's„vife,,was called ro , prove .;hat.she .was not . so, and ih . snOrt to_prove the Defer-darit's .case 'as insisited upon, 'and of w hell we leave stated-ii),c ...
... mistaken ds *'■ i.i ?? ?? of 'S- 1 i i v ' l1 ?r recourse is had to a con- -1 '■ ; - ?? Cl ?? ir ! r ?? e hubit ' oy ' hat means so reduced, ?? ?? their energy, they are unable to throw *'■ '—■■* '•.■ r _ o * i,n P ro ?? treatment lias increased ...