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... de Noailles is fpeedily to have the Command of an Army of 100,000 Man. The Right Hon. the Lords Commiflioners of the rieafury. 11;•.ve appointed Richard Lewi!, El; to be' Receiver General of the - Land ,Tax for the County of 'recknock. Yeflerday fe'nnight ...
... a !Iron Guard. She was the Daughter of a' pbtir Woman; who . ; hap-. pening to beg aux) ; Bedininfter, was taken up by the faid Line, when big with Child, and the Deceafed in her Hand ; which fo the Woman; that Medial • , ' co , 1 441 D p ...
... Tower, and will in a few Day be fhipp'd for the Service of ate Army in FLlndcr, a large Number ofSmall, Arms were eafel up and put on .1:;olrd a Ship • at Tower-Wharf, fur the Service of his Army in Flanders. We hear that r.bet;t 160 of the Highlanders that ...
... Cavalry was marching by Land to Finland, and that the Veldt Marfhal Lacy was to embark the or Izth in order to take upon him the Command of the Army, and prepare every Thing for a Defcent upon Sweden. Spires, May 23. The Army under the Command of Martial ...
... few Days we ihallhave the News of a decifive Aaion between the two Armies. The Heffians are altready arrived in the Country of Naffau, and are makin g forced Marches to reach the Army of the Allies, where Baron Trenck is likewife expeCted at the Head ...
... been forced 'al attempt to make his Way Sword in Hand 'thrp' his Enemies. By Advices from the Mein of the ktli Inflant, the Army under the Command ,of the Earl of Stair, was arrived in the Neighbourhood of Hanau,and it .was thought would proceed to .A ...
... Sueand the feveraf Provinces of Germany, to join the Arle: of the Allies on the Rhine. . ' t the Time of the Review, the Allied Army confifted v° ,o oo Men ; the Forces of Prince Charles confilts. of i 2 , 3 c ) :0 Regular Troops, and 20,000 Huffors, Croats ...
... from his Neighbour Watchman, was to tLankfif that he made him a Prefent of a young Cow, which he had ftolen from a poor Widow Woman. LONDON, jut. v - It is reported, among fuch as pretend to look now and then betind the curtain, that a certain great 'Squire ...
... Farm Houle - with convenient Out•bilildi' - and upwards of fixty Acres of codg Land, Meadow and Ground all the faid Buildings, and the Gres and Ferces about the laid Lands, being in very good Repair with a y ight on the laid King's Heath, now in the Tenure ...
... himfelf Will March in a Ilion Time to the Army of the Allies with a Regiment_ which he has tided and maintains at his own Charge. Mentz, _dug. Z 9. Lietrenant-General Chandos and Baron Geo.rningen are gone before the Army of the Aliies w:th a large Detachment ...
... fear of drawing upon her the Army of the Empire, which, as it's allured, .will take Plate, and in Reality the DireClors of the Circle's have nothing to do but agree among themfelves thereupon, in order to offerable an Army of • 30 or 40,000 Men in twice ...
... Chief of all his Majef-. laggage Was ordered to be got m whence it is expeCted that a few Days, in order to take Majefly's Army abroad lived, which left SirJohnNon , d 'tis faid brings Advice, that look'd into Dunkirk Road, of War, and afterwards faw ...