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... betweenthe Swedes and Muscovites, without any probability ofits being otherwiie inhafte,and both Su.es .we been diipofing of their Armies according to the Cuftom of their Couim, the former not having any prefent Occaiion for their Service, have*'. cording to the ...
... without being made a to the Polanders, C7c. And 'tis added. that the Ru(pan Fleet attempt to make its Way along the Balti.k, find land their Forces in Mecklenburg, &c. the Troops of Denmark, in cohjuriflion with thofe of Saxony, would give tfom no time neither ...
... but that ' IDg ' V.' r lted ,hc Pcrflal,s a,IJ tne Rebels. ' Twas not doubted, of Men;*lY a T. foo col, the of Georgia, bis Armies confift jww taea, including,; the Tartars and Coffacks. From the Pofioy, A.tguft 18. : Paris, Aug. Advise has been received ...
... Honourable Privy Council, and took his Place the Board accordingly. warrant Warrants are figned in the for the L pay Years doe on Army Debentures. Yefterday Morning Cabinet Council was held ; his and the Prince, and in the Afternoon there was Committee of Council ...
... Monday a young Woman was found dead Clements Inn, and is fuid' to have died the foul I ifeafe. l is computed «r when his Majefiy Reviewed the Army Salisbury, there then the Plain, 300,000 Souls: An ancient Woman who had four Sons the Army, that one of ...
... IJccleft of that King, and arc adjourned till the December next. On Taefday a Woman who kept a fcandalous towar's High Holborn, was committed Newgate for picking another Woman's of 30 s. Mr, Bryan* a Linneri Draper, Brother to Mrs. cock, murdered a Honfe ...
... which double Weight and Incumbrance) he had the good Fortune to land 44 his Cargo fafe upon Ground t but his Wife was fo feized with the Cold and 44 Fright, that as foon as fhe came to Land fainted ; whereupon the Miller ...
... fliall extend to oblige any Woman to take the Oaths, or to rtgifter her Name or real Eftate, nor any other Perfons who bad only an Interefi in Lands, . Tenements, Hereditaments in Re. Veifion, or who had only an Intcreft in Lands ci Mortgage, jjr had ?? an ...
... enacls, Thac nothing in the faid Acl fliall extend to oblige any Woman to take the Oaths, or to regiftrate her Name or real Eftate, nor any other Per- fons who had oniy an Intereft in Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments ia Reverfion, or who had only an Eftate ...
... Interelt in Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, as Mortgages, or by way of Security for Money, or Relief of any Engage*. ment, 0 or by way of Warranty, not being in the aftual Pofleffion there- of; or who had only an Eftate or Intereft in Lands, Tenements ...
... Beautiful, *and of good Uuderftanding. Letters from Germany mention, that the Proteftant Army is marching t form a Camp on the Frantiers of Poland, and thit the Polifh Army is augmented to 18000 Men. They write from Edinburg, That three if the Rioters mention ...
... there. From Jones s Letter, A'g. 14. 1 Hamburg, Aug. 17. We have certain Advice here that the 10ng of PruJJla has ordered hii Army to be augmented with new Regiments, whic shews that the Kings of Great-Britain and Prijfia have unanimously refolvcd to oblige ...