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... 'hing thought one, and defpifes every P* - ' (b:. that has nut the appearance one. fbon is abie to craw l, runs to the navy or army, and there fullers cheerfully diuppointmcrt, hunger, and fatigue. If is fottun.i to an eye, and get a fmall penlion, iris the ...
... wands, without the, vigorous affiftance of the red guards ; and every bodv knows what ftate any government is in, . when the army is to be the adminiftrators of juftice, and foldiers” be confervators of the peace.— T'he complaint cannot now be, that they ...
... mpprefled, was at hril imagined— Tl. Right Boys and the army may be compared today and night; for fooner docs one appeal than the other vanimes. This moment the Right • ate at a place and no army—and the next • moment the atmv and no Right file rue •uullecrccy ...
... whom he reproached for his unmanly con dou& in comin~ concealed like a 2 woman and entering the city by treacheryv Then. quitting the banks of the river, he rerurned to his army, which was at the diftance of twenty cofs. . o’ Muddud Khan difparched goo ...
... fled from Oliver’s army, and took refuge at Da'fton Hall, near that place, for fome time. The flag had been often feen before, but curiofity never. prompted any one to difturb it, and it had remained ir its fituation, had not a young woman fortunately faid ...
... thoughtsof a fcatin Parliament, but as the Nubob-hunting would probably be over before I could procure that, I preferred a landed eftate. I ftadied all Skinner’s advertifements in every newlpaper, but was un ...
... invalids at Piymouth, to be Fore Adjutant of Foit Auguftus, vice William Falconer. g Commiffion figned by bis Maiefly for the army in Treland, M:jor General Patrick Tonyn to be Colonel of the 4%th icgiment of toot, in the room of Licatentan'-General Skene ...
... form an army of 15,000 men, at Givet, with the double view of keepiny the Pruflian troops aflembled at Cleves, on the defenfive ;j—and ot afliting Holland, fhould the Stadtholder iain any advantage. Givet, onthe fouth fide of which this army af{fembles ...
... firect near the King’s Palace at Verfiifl_%on a geotleman of the law lately come from Bourdeaux : And this day the body of a woman was found recently grrd;red in the wood between Verfuilles and St ound. Palais Royal, Aug. 23. The Palais Royal isa rriva( ...
... mercenary armies, with all the incum' -ance and apparatus of war, would hardly think us ferious when we tzlk of our marching 15 or 20,000 men, infach a country as this, wherethe :inhabitants have no money, nor any other property except lands and cattle ...
... of the s6th Regiment, to be Governor ot Dartmouth Cattle, vice Arthur Hold{wortiv, Commiflions higued by bis Majefly for the army in Ire- la;td, dated filn_ylSl'.r 1757; Second regiment of horfe, Gorges Lowther to be cornet, vice Perrv 3 Bth regiment of ...
... men to the army. ’Phe execrable man, a prieft, who murdered his brother at Paris laft year, is taken into cuftody at Venice, for having committed a theft, accom panied by a burglary = They fay, he has made away with his accomplice, the woman who affited ...