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... and Grenadiers marched, from the Army of Count Saxe, to join of Marfhal Lowendahl. ' Turin y March jl. By* two Ejipreffes from Savona the Court has received Advice, that Body of Troops fcnt from Genoa, both by Sea and Land, appeared before that Place the ...
... Commander in Chief of jhe Forces in ScdHSnfi' w Whin the Rebellion broke out to the Army there j-and above 2000 regular Troops to Head againff the Rebels, who had got together Army of near io,qoo Men, he defended the at Stirling, arid prevented the March of ...
... many Fruit-trees therein, the heft Kinds. The Tenants of the Lands qfTillie- Jnaugbt, Tesrfinlacbie and Balbangy fay el. Scots fir Cefs, which is about the third Part of the Cefs oftbyfo Lands without Allowance, and which is not rental led and there’s alft ...
... e of Aberdeen, there is to.be expcfed to Sale, by way of public voluntary Rcui, the Lands cf WESTER Y, comprehending the particular Towns, Lands, AJiln, JtJiln- Lands, and others mentioned in the Rigl. is thereof, pertaining heretably to John Hay of ...
... is expefted land To-night or To-morrow Morning, , Nov. 6. We hear (here is, in fome Place in Germany, a certain Perfon, who pretends to be the legitimate Son of the late King Charles XII. of Sweden, being born, he givi es out, of a Woman of an obfeure ...
... had on board three Corfairs. They advanced within half Cannon -Shot of little Cape, and had mann’d their Boats in order to land : But fohne Grenadiers which were put in Ambulh to receive them, fired upon them with fuch Succefs, that the Boats rowed back ...
... go on very prolperoufly, yet its apprehended we mull wait leveral Years before we (hall (land in no longer Need of Foreign Markets, efpecially for cloathing the Army. By the Dutch Gazettes it appears, that the French Court claims Part of the Illand of St ...
... unaerllanding us literally, they having given us nothing but Dreams ever fince ; and would be out of Humour with any iagicious old Woman who Jhould offer to explain them. According to a private Letter from Hamhourg-, his Swedtjh Majclfy’s Journey was very rehned ...
... Difturbcr of Europe, by afliHing our Allies on the Continent with feme • Land Forces. Our King, as brave Monarch as ever the Britiffi Sceptre, would himfelf command the Confederate Army, and like our Edward or Henry of old renowned, took the Field, and ftruck ...
... Trichinopoly, Fune 12, 1752. ¢ J landed at Fort St. David’s the 14th of March lift, and marched at the Head of a Detachment of ours the 17:h, before I had Time ro Land any of my Things. The reafon of my Marching fo foon was to the relief of this Place ...
... Quarantine, was read a fecond Time, and committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe. On Wednefday the Houfe paffed the Bill for a Land-Tax for the Service of the Year 1753, as alfo the Bill for continuing the Duties upon Salt, and red and white Herrings. They ...
... voluntgg * Roup, in the Houfe of Rabert Mitchel Vingner in Aberdeen; betwixt thé Hours of 4 and 6 Afternoon. - .. - Pt g | HE Lands of AUCBLUNIES, wit) 1€ Satmon Fifbing on the Water of Dee, néd Tiends of the fame, Parjonage and Vicarage, lying with~ in the ...