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... our unhappy brethren in Bolton, arc entirely the mercy and difpofal of an array of minitterial mercenaries. When they landed their army, which coiilifts not lefs Than men, were only able tn mutter about 400, who did every thing it poflible againft fucb ...
... refufe him the affiftance which he has a right to exped from all. The King is not ignorant, that many citizens, the owners of land efpecially, have quitted their country only, becaufe they did not find in the au thority of itâs laws the protedion which ...
... the Tenants and Occupiers Lands in the Level of Walland Marlh, that at the laft General Sefllons Sewers held for the faid Level, the Corrimiffioners prefent did grant (among other Scots) a Scot One Shilling an Acre on all Lands lying in the DiftriA or Place ...
... to obtain ample and coif' plete juilice for the army, and whole great objeft itl the prclent mcafure undoubtedly was, a rcdn tion expence to enable the financier to make three months payment to the army, which on * hands h-is been agreed to be abfoluteiy ...
... Evening a Woman who was lately married to John Edmonds, a Sailor, who came home in the 1111 India Fleet, flahbt her Husband in Horfleydown dangeroufly in the Breaft with an OyEter Knife, of which Wound it's thought he cannot rcc)ver ; the Woman has made ...
... refpeCl the molt di(agreeable woman living: if the maid accident happens to break a tea-cup or a faucer, the houfe is in a commotion for three or four days, and neither I nor any of the children dare open our mouths to this woman, for fear (luring of the abu'o ...
... will be appointed Ambafiador to the C >uit of Madrid. A Tax on Batchelors above twenty-live years of age, the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy excepted, is faid to have been propoftd to, and accep ed by, the Minifter, in lieu of the and is to be divided into ...
... then, giving the word tor his whole army fall upon their knees, {hewing himfdf the example, obferved, that a good loldier could not (haw too tmioh ftav (jod, or too little oj an enemy. The coni manlier oppofite army, corfidering this of Henry s as the ...
... latter have fufFered an immenfe lofs. Their Gen. was killed with a poigoard by a woman whom he was about to violate. Many officers of rank were killed or wounded and the army Teems To much reduced as to be unable to purfue its march, or to endeavour the ...
... received French papers down the date of the 7th inftant inciulive.- In retreat over very of ground, it appcars?the Auftrian army, under the command of the Archduke Chailes Italy, has fuftained a very conltderable lofs. The French accounts contradift thofe ...
... againft the army in Ireland, that their demeanor futb •e to render them form dr.hle to all bnt the enemies of the eonntrj, it coo loofe and general. It is faid, and, we hope, with truth, that there are feveral regiments in the filler illand who (land exempt ...
... together with called BETNAM. And feveral Piece* of Land, Arable, Meadow, and containing by EOimation two hundred and twenty Acre*, with the Appurtenance!. And all tholie feveral Piece* or Parcel* Land, eng. tnonly CAV t>, containing by twenty-four Acres ...