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... GEORGE WILSON, HATTER and HOSIER, At the Military Hat, Market-Place, LelDs, RETURNS his fincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for their liberal Encouragement townrds him unce his Commencement in Bulinefs ; and at tl.c fame Time takes the Oppoitunity ...
... think- J that they had no more Meafures to keep with him heEmprefs-Queen has inftituted a new Military Order bear the Name of Maria-Therefa J on account the Battle Chofternitz And Her Imperial Majefty has alfo given a Month’s Pay of Officers that were in the ...
... Apoftolic Emprefs Queen fends ' this Snuff-box to the Lady Dowager Caldwell, as a '• Teftimony of her Remembrance of the fignal Services of ' her Son Hume Caldwell, Colonel Commandant of a • Regiment of Foot, and Knight of the Military Order of « Maria ...
... notorious that the Emprefs-Queen had been induced to order fome Military Difpofitions ftflely on Confideration of thofe of fhe King: That though it was not very neceffary ro give any Declaration en this Subjeft, her Imperial Majefty had already given one ...
... Rank ; and Penlions were granted to leveral retiring fr.,m the Service. Ptter/baxib, Aug::li 6. On Sunday lark the Emprefs received, by a Courier from the Great Duke, the News of his Imperial Highnefs, being betrothed to the P in, cefs ot Wirtembergh ; ...
... V thr Chapel Roval. their and the Prinrefles Augufta and Elizabeth, ea'd Divine Service, and a fermon, preached Rev. Dr. Hamilton, cxlix. vcr. 6. Let the prsifesof God in their mouth, and a 'wo-edged fword in their hand.’’ The King, Q llf 1 and Princeffe* ...
... of rhe Infant Don Philip. Prague, Sept. 1 5. The Emprefs-Queen h;;s publilhed an Q>- donnance, whereby all fingle Men, fiorn 16 to 45 Tears of Age, sre required to enter into the military Service. At Brinn alio, the Capital of Moravia a iike Otdonnance ...
... to defray the Military Expencesj ■ to any other Ufe ;• not to make any Alterations in the j Manufactures eftablifhed for the Benefit of the Trade Idf this Kingdom j not to introduce any Law by his own Authority ; and, in cafe of the Queen's Death, not ...
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... Death, the Imperial Claims to the Dutchy of Parma and Placentia will be revived. By the Return of an Exprefi lent to our Minider reiidiog ■as the Court of Naples, we mall, perhaps, be informed of the Motives for the extraordinary Military Preparatioos ...
... coufidcrablc Quamily Military Stores and Camp Equipage. They have alfo difpatched Agents to almoil every Court in Europe to engage Officers of Reputation, the Dutch Officers and Men being become equally unfit for Want of Service. The following is an accurate ...
... with the gr eft Joy, Long live the King our Father; he deve his Life to our Service, and we will facrifiee ours in Defence. We have juft received Advice, that the B of Imperial Troops which marched from Mors under the Command of Prince Piccolomini, wa ...