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... compelled him eat and wallow down the excrements which came from his own body. . . Yefterday thewatermenbegan work on the river names, after being out of employment for live weeks, _ On Saturday rule of court was granted agamft It perfon living near Spitalfiel ...
... Sl« fame I’naniinity, the fame ve-1 *■ Ci trie fitme gloi ions S|nrit. Ire now necelfan', and c* integrity, will d thuir Names after with Honour, and Poilunty (Viall rejoice in the Virtue t’uetr Forefather. Til ISTOCLES, t’.j CONI) U C TOR S of the HIBERNIAN ...
... regard to the fame of a matter, who has facrificed every to their ambition or emo- lument. Will they entail infamy on his name, after having robbed bm of halt his people? Inftead of being celebrated tor thofe virtues and abilities which leave extricated ...
... nov* in this kingdom. Sandwich is againll doubling the land ,1,31 may have naval one. His plan to build a ihip ot war, named after each counlaibe kingdom, the expencc of the county, and jMjbti with none but tailors born luch county : (Hunt!, and wnh g ...
... kingdom. Lord Sandwich againll doubling the land militia, in order that he may have naval one. His plan to build (hip of war, named after each county in the kingdom, the expence of the county, and to her with none but ailors born in fuch county : he and with ...
... nave take place the prince of Wales’s houfhold the firft Pa j d to y 0U own heart, I truft, will uige it tor great officer named after thole already appointed, is when j more : FareWelH , mafter of the horfe to his royal highnefs, and we JOHN DONELLAN. hear ...
... and buried the unfortunate girl m the ruins.. Many other people were font to their eternal! homes, but Ido not know their name?. After what hod foen and fuffered, {.was opinion it war not courage, but madnefsto ft|v„ As n parent, I confidered i had right ...
... later. The man of war sgreed on to pre'ented to government by the cour'y Suffolk, will be built at Ipfwich, and is to be named after that port. The attention of all Europe is now turned with infinite apprehenfion and folieitude ihe fate of Gibraltar. On ...
... fervice to this country, and to clofit-the war with eclat. The following (hips the line are all ordered to be built, and named after-old ones, and the keels of fome of thftn will be laid down before the expiration of the prefent ye»r, viz. the Neptune, ...
... entitled to upon a Subjebt of fuci. Magnitude: Said it was incumbent upon him to explain what had been advanced in his Name, after had accepted his prefert Situation; friend cf his had iiitrrmcd the Houfe, that I. I his Authority to'declare that .. DifTolr ...
... taking the Merits of their Cafe into your Coufideration, to make fuch Order a* Iball meet, and they will pray, Signed 75 Names. After a Debate of feven Hours and a Half, which /hall in «tie Time appear, th« Chairman was ordered to recommend the Petition ...
... Scotia, to his father, in London, dated* St. John's River, Nov. 5, 1783. Our city is laid out like Philadelphia, and is named after our worthy commander in chief. I have drawn town lot, and building a farm-houfe on it, as I intend to follow that bufinefs ...