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... There are at prefent in this large of regular Troops 10000 Militia well armed and in Spirits are in Beveland there are regular Troops Britifli Brigade included) 12000 Militia in Arms of Orange is expelled this at Campvcer where it will llay one Night To-morrow ...
... the Army while flays here Yef- terday Morning the young Laird Glengary (whofe Houfe was up ago) came in of liis Yfry well arm’d and furreilder’d his Royal High- nefs An juft arriv’d from Fort William that Lord Lovat and three hither To -It Pretender's ...
... Sackville, Ld John, Ta?nwortb, fon to the Ld Steward, Capt. of foot 250 St Clair, James, Sutherland/h. Col. of a reg. of F. of two battalions 2000 John, Pawlett, Winchejler Scrope, Hon. John, Lyme-Regis, Secretary to the Treafury 3000 Selwyn, John, fen. Glocejfer ...
... Day tc Weftminfter- Abbey. 1. A Servant to the Officeof Arms. 2. Six Cohdu&ors, two andtwo. .Om Pair of Kettle-Drums, 4. Three Trumpets a Brcaft 5. Rouge dragon and Rouge Croix, Purfuivants at Arms, properly habited. ?? ?? ; he Great Standard of England ...
... intereft to Sland C een of Hun ar y» e * ce P* aft-n. one » had come in to give her pj l ta °ce, or to co-operate with us in to an arm y Flanders .°fe e 'ppofed to conduce j and theree . e , PP°rt then promifed by that t^° r >al > Ma ft y» u P on an exprefs ...
... both Principal and Interet them ; an Inftance fcarce to be parallell’d, bur ve of Imitation. A few Days fince John Williams, Efy; Son o Sir John Williams, was married to Mifs Abney, able young Lady with a Fortune of 30,0001, Laft Thurfday came on, before ...
... was thewing &me wild Creatures in St. George's Fields, a Monkey got look, and fixed upon a Woman with a young Child in her Arms, tore out one of her Eyes, and bit off a large Piece of the poor Creatures Nofe, before they could get him from her. This Afternoon ...
... a French Privateer and carried into St. John de Luz. The Letters which bring this Advice intimate, that Capt. Newham engaged the Privateer Come time, behaved very gallantly, and had the Misfortune to Lae an Arm during the Adion. Fere! of a private Letter ...
... here to arm three Ships (one of 60 and two of 30 convoy- and pote£l iuch Vellels employ’d in that Commerce the Continuance hard Froft does retard tlie Preparations this will be ready to fail the End next Month or Beginning of May For thefe eight John Symonds ...
... the Mcr.iber of Parliarent for the Borough of Yarmouth without the room Thomas , cj; Si*- John Moiclwor'h, elected the ;-shite lor Cornwall, to the room Sir John Sr. Aub-.?, hear G'arnorfpnfoire, 'ir:ra> the Numbers the ih:t County) of the Shiic, was met ...
... His Majefty has been pleafed to make the following Promotions, viz. Sir John Mordaunt to have Sir John Ligonier's Regiment ef Horfe. Major - General Cholmondeley to have Sir John Mor- daunt's Regiment of Dragoons. Lord Torrington to have Col. Conway's ...
... land, John Eglir^hxm, Efq; Nottinghamjbire, Thomas Pprter, E'q; / Oxon, Rutlandjbire, William Fowler, Efq; Salop, Thomas Beal, Efq; SomerJet(l)ire, '$/?'«*'* Southampton, Richard jervoilt; of Hcrriard, Stafford, of- Senm End . V*q Suffolk, John Eldrcd ...