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... 6th. The army was in their boats foon after day-break; I rowed in four columns by (he right, as I intended to land on my left, at la Chine, on the ifland of Montreal, about 3 leagues from my iait camp ; the weather wat favourable, and I landed with out ...
... fudden he has appeared, with an army of 2,5,n00 men', Cr. thd Rhine. In that country at prefent there is nothing . thai 'can oppore his progrefs ; nor will the callle cf Weld, yhicbhe now befiegeS in form, be able to !land out above a or two., flow :ar ...
... prevent the French from afiembling another army on the Rhine, under the Court de St. Germain, which would have greatly embarraffed Prince Ferdinand, and have obliged him to make confiderable detach- Ments from his army to oppofe it. If the latter was intended ...
... number of people to affemble, - who were fo exafperated that they entered the brothel, and deftroyed all the furniture: The Woman with fix more were fecured in St. Martin's Round-Houfe till yellerday morning, when the miarefs was bound over to the Salons ...
... at a fruit-woman's to buy a half. penny worth of apples, and by e; give the woman one of the guineas; ,but finding his returned loon after and demanded it. The woman denied it; and the boy clamouring for his money, a mob arofe ; the woman obferving, tired ...
... forth in the generous notice, which you are pleafed to take, of the valour and intrepidity of your officers and fomes by fä and land. They are equally conducive to the fafety and glory of our country: and your gracious acceptance of the fervice of the militia ...
... - on Tho. Crofs, Efqr's land, held by leafe for lives and it years, one-or 'which lives was her ow n, and purchafed the reverfio, pary intereil alieut 30 years fince, She : was in- - nature about five feet, a bruit aftive woman, and read the feripteres ...
... LONDON, February 17. On Saturday were difpatched for the Allied Army, letters of great importance, in relation to the prefcnt operations of the Britifh and German troops, in an enterprize againft the French. A field-equipage was preparing, for the Archduke ...
... landedfrom Guernfey feveral very fino Batbary horfei. ' r ' By a private letter from the Allied army we learn, that there is the utmoft probability the whole French army under Marfhal Broglio will be rained. If the Marfhal had marched to difengage Gottingen, ...
... — — White, Mr. Francis Weybrow. Paget of tht Prtftncr, — Mr. Valatin, Mr. Sutherland. NtctJJary Woman to tht Prtvatt Apartments. Mrs. Moore. Neceffary Woman to tht Public Apartment!. Mrs. Coggfhead. Trtafurer, — — Andrew Stone, Efq; Sttrtiary, — — David ...
... Meadow, and Psion Land, lying altogether, wilh an extenfive Right of Common belonging and adjoining thereto. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. William Clapham, of TJtley atoi el'aid, who will (hew the Pmiiiffcs ; or of Mr. Row- land Wutfon, Attorney ...
... iVlefTungc, liarn, Stable, and Leadhoufe, and two Days Work of Land, at Stanningley- Green aforefaid, in the the Poflefton of Widow Bants. Alfo a Meffuage, Stable, and three Dp.vs Work of Land, with good Common-Hi:' lit on Bramley Common*, in the faid P ...