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... BY PARTICULAR DESIRE, takes the Liberty to acquaint the _ Nobility and Gentry, that his firft Cotillon Party will This prefent Evening, the 30th inft. 1783, at the Exhibition-room, William-ftreet. Price of Entrance ss. 3d. MAN genteel Defcent, but by ...
... Dp Cv The late conteft which was likely to terminate fo fatally to one of the parties, was occafioned by fome paragraphs that appeared in a publication to which Mr, T——t affixed his name,and which Sir J. conceived alluded to particularly reRe@ed upon ...
... parties, and feek the enemy, rather than fufferhimfclf to be attacked. That, accordingly, coming* in view of the Auftrian army, he found fo advantagcoufly pofted, as induced die king to hcutate for feme time •, but the light troops of each army, by their ...
... 5. The Emprcfs engages to affift both or cither the Parties, if the Cafe requires it, with 30.000 Men, when a Rcquilition thereof lhall made 6. When Providence fhall infpire one of the Partic* War with a delire of Peace, and Pro’Aofals foran Accomrnodati*n ...
... When the right* of the fcrertl parties who urged their claims, in 161$, were inveftigated by the Honfe of Lords, and the Judges were heard thereupon, Chief-Juflice Crew, in deli♦ering his opinion, mentioned an award made King Henrv the Eighth, in the ...
... tfcape with their livrs. The right hon. the ord mayor ‘and (heriffs immediately came with a party of the army, and placed guards each end of the bridge to prevent people from paffing over that part which had not fallen, and to aflift fecuring whatever ...
... charge. Tk>e fir was the foppreffion the treaty, and the the exurpation of the Rohillas, even if he were party. F° even in that cafe, had no right do mote than enforce the forty lacks of rupees demanded by Sujah Doula. He was alfo agatnft the indemnity ...
... As •$ ilrpfiulli’g, In I hi* Hoiifc of rellrittive Operation in the Uody, the Parties prefunle to h the neral, and that t(tadm ...
... of a Rebel party, fent acrofs the Savannah to plander the plantations on this fide of the water, has infpiied vor rifle dragoons with double alacrity, and has point- ed out the propriety and happy confequences refulting {rom their being ready to oppofe ...
... ,/ .11 N-* -*L « this eU»bliihtnent. .. . i party of thirty the eouoty of Limerick Royal militia, under the command of Lieutenant O’Orady, bringing four rioters that had been taken near B-Hingarry, and deferter from the h wer* attacked on TuefdayfeV nmg ...
... ot gaining powerful party in motl the Courts of Europe, by which they have not the fipatldl appreiienfjons being interrupted in carrying of their ambitious dehgns.— bus been guined over entirely their iriicrcd, thav have ll'ong party in the Repub lie Holland ...