... I had not fecured another fervice, and was forced to take a lodging ina back ftreet. I had now. got good cloaths. . The. woman who lived in the parret oppofite to mine, was very offi- cious, and offered to take care of my clean it, while Il went_round ...

... the conditions above mentioned. That the lands propofld fettled, fituatcd on the bay of Fundi, as exprefled in the former proclamation, will dillributcd with luch proportionsof interval plough land, mowing-land, and pallure, as will be* fufiicicnt 10 maintain ...

... triumph over death. A funeral for Dr Doddridge. Job Law, Politics. The counterpoife; being thoughts on a militia and (landing army. Cooper. Some confiderations humbly offered the public concerning the revenue of the cultoms. 6d. Payne and Bouquet. History ...

... hirnfelf to the throne. According to our lateft advices, had an army of above 100,000 men, had made himfelf matter of the city of Mefched, and was preparing to march, with his victorious army, to Ifpahan. There is advice from Constantinople of another change ...

... neighbourhood who railed army their friends, and being joined by a detachment of French from Ponciicherry, they marched, July 1749, towards Arcot; on the plains of which city they were met by Annaverda-Cawn at the head of his army. But as he had trullcd ...

... * stl forgot little Kate ? 1 o«] % ' s be lamented, that agree- ] as Lord Whitworth, has ,js more ample accounts of this woman. Even his portrait % y Jr is not detailed enough to fa- curiofity. How ftriking a picn author of genius form f Q] , th contraft ...

... three years o ' Thofe gentlemen were then for keepip up a great number of feamen by land 3 well as by lea [xii. 168/]. It they at firfl propoled but 3000 ol tl' land-feamen ; but if their fcheme had ken cffeCt, that body of new fort ol men was foon to ...

... the latter, i' e ' plain he never enjoyed the f le having the good graces of a';i\v woman whatfoever. As the if treacherous young °uld refule to perform fuch e> young woman who trutted r a ' u e him in the eccletiaftical ' Where fhe may put him to his Ale ...

... the armies of France. To is added. treatife concerning Legions; or, plan for nt>v . modelling the trench armies. Illuftrated **' copper-plates. With letters on various mil fubjefts Bvo. 7s. Don-tldfin. A military hiftory of Germany, and of land, from ...

... the laws made in this kingdom private and unlawful lotteries. An aft for the fpecdy and effiftual recruit of his Majefty's land-forces and marines [113-] An aft for the regulation of his Majefty's rinc forces while on fhore. aft to enable his Majefty ...

... and di'' l the jtorm. its departing draw, hay, and (tubble, fill down U the land in (howers. This Itrange ,eI !- e ]l menon afcended not far before „ down again upon the land. In P 3 through a imail track of feed-turnip s ' broke in its way the Items ...

... to fad. On Wednefday July 17. woman who buys and fells rags, runs of errands, for her livelihood, bought two-penny worth of rags other woman, and carried them tO , markct-place in her apron. Being *J, defired by an old woman to carry '° cheefe to cuftomer ...