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... that you muft become an armed nation and military country. That the fitnaticn Europe had changed the nature of the defence—s that we were to attacked not the army of a hoflile country, but by armed colonies hriimg from an armed and hoflile nation, that ...
... LEOMINSTER ASSEMBLY. THE last Subscription Assembly will held Kings-Arms Inn, Leominster, on Wednesday the Tenth day of April next. Herefordshire and Glocestershire CANAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the next Half-yearly General Assembly of the Company ...
... Leominfler Affembly WILL BEGIN THURSDAY, the g.h Day NOVEMBER next, » , at THE KING'S -ARMS GREAT-ROOM) and continue to held tbeie, on ihe Thttrfday every fourth week, duiing the fealon. Oil. 23, 786. _^ LOS T, in the neighbourhood of Allenfmorc, A SILVLR ...
... KINGS-ARMS INN, LEO MINSTER. Ed ward ford TJEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, that he has enlarged and neatly fitted the faid INN. He returns thanks for the many favours which has already received, and hopes, by the moft affiduous attention ...
... WEDNESDAY & Y’sPoft’ tit l ignorant art our fttuation of it to armed it for nothing In mean time given jefl for of thi city having won on of Charles-Town and having of money in exhibiting fire-w-oks coP houfe regaling his friends indtfcretion immediately ...
... HEREFORD S R K. , he SOLD AUCTION, upon Wed* nrfday nay of May at C'xto-d• Arms Inn, Kington in faid county, between the hour*: ot and five in the atiemonn, fubjret to conditions of as fhall be then j Fit EHOL D. MESSUAGE TENEMENT, who a den, and Oichard ...
... Math, a Letter to Octant bf Arms, that he might have ' which be received for Anfwer, That Cafe of a Siege, there was no Infiance On On the 14th Inflant, the Pruffian sties were all, in a Manner, at the . that the News is every Moment expelled cifive, ...
... His Majeftv's (hip 0 t»cy on Tliinfdiy.chaced. 5 armed veflels under the batteries of Boulogne, and began a heavy firj upon them ; when fotitf batteries opened udqi her, two of them with red-hot (hot, and tiie wind falling, (he was ex- pofed to an inceflant ...
... continued. Robert Biddulph, Efq. M. P. Ledbury L.5 50 John Scudamoie, Efq. M. P. Kentchurch 550 Somerfct Davies, Elq. Wigmore, fecond Subfcription - 220 Rev. Dr. Lundey, Hereford - - - . % 2 c John Keyfall, Efq. Morton, fecond Subfcription - - - i Mr. ...
... enquire of James Ryan, Kildare, or John Ryau, J_ Offices of Belcarap, built the I in common Praaice has proved inefeaual. The Intro- value Goods, ufua!.—N. B. He has prelent a very King’s Arras, Fo wnesVftreet, Dublin. Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belane' ...
... * CREDITORS. . j c, pcrfuns having any demands upon the ill 'late and Effects of john Pitt, >.meily of liiggfwate, tS. coimiy Glouccfter, fince Teftwood, , and late of Old Colwall, in 1 H'* | ofH, eb»rd, Efquire, dcccafcd, are r.v,, ) a r- coun t thereof ...
... C 1 T V HEREFOR JOHN and MARY ABRAHALL beg leave to inform their friends and the Publick general, that they have removed from '''vjin Tavern to that old and well-accultomed Inn, known by the name of the REDSTRSAK-TREI, oppofite the Maikct- Houfe, where ...