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... Royal Easiere, . of Berdrir.t’s and , about the number of Turpin’s hufliits, deUtned cover Marbourg, -and the convoys from Gieljfea* was furprifed its camp Kircheim/two leagues from Marbourg, large body of Englilb horle, oh WedadUay iaft 1 the 16ih, about ...
... and ended a total defeat that Six tire battalions, wit, two of Bavanaj three of halt, one of Turpin, great rtanlber of volunteers, their whole camp, tents, baggage, and colours hive been taken, M. de Glaubitz, and pfince Frederick of An*, halt Cothen ...
... Home at Leiiiire. By WILLIAM TODD, Schoolmnfter in the Panfh of St. Mary-le-Bone, the County of Middleiex, London. Sold Homan Turpin Bookfeller and Stationer at the Golden Key in St. John’s Street, Wed Smithfield, London j by Mr. Cornev Bookfeller in - land ...
... September 3, 1757, ALL Perfons indebted’to John Turpin, late Ixwortb, deceafed,. ate to pay the fame info the Honda Samuel Stott oh Bury, or Thomas Gill of Hengravr, Exeooiors to the laid John Turpin, or before the fecund tXiobe- next, or they will without ...
... illufirated with 25 large Plana , Price aI. al s. 6d. in Boards AN ESSAY on the ART of WA 4. Tranflated from the FRENCH of Count TURPIN, Brigadier, and Infpeaor - General of the French Huffars, By Captain JOSEPH O T W A Y. Dedicated, by Permifiion, to the Right ...
... entire Battalions, namely, two of Royal Bava- rians, three of Anhalt, one ofTurpin, a Numberof Volunteers of Auftrafia, and Turpin's Huflars, the whole Camp, all the Tents, Baggage, Artillery, and Colours, were taken by the Allies. M. Glaubitz, and Prince ...
... od.’ Male, from ¢d. to 13d. gpcr peck. Flour, Is. 3d, o A Adved, the Fidelity, Petrie, from Newcaflle, . Sailed, the ‘Lamb, Turpin, for Leith ; the . Margaret, Duncan, for Carron ; the Jeffie, Graham, for Hull; the Elizabeth, Hacknie, and the ———, lzet ...
... Fremiles are hluate in T OAKLEV aforef.id, and was late the Edate Henry S . Ifri-R and are now in the Occupation of William Turpin, Tenant Will, the Rent of ttl. per Annum, very improveable, moderately taxed, and pays Quit-Kent of 3 +d. per Year i Fine ...
... the Hereditat Prince at Wamblen, near Warle. A skirmifh has lately happened hetween a detach- ment from our right wing, and Turpin's Huflars, in which Prince Henry of' Brunfwick gave great proofs of his courage, but he was wounded in the neck. Col. de Freytag ...
... Sailed, The three Brothers, Morifon, for Greenock ; the Janet and Anne, Craik, for Jamaica ; the Expedition, Smith, the Lamb, Turpin, for Leith ; the Unity, Moir, for Norway: the Paquet, Duncan, the Jean, Spark, the London, Aiken, the Favourite, Gibbons, ...
... for the Murder offtowen the Plaver. Wykes and Johnfon for Rape. SarahMalcomb for Murder. Eugene Aram, for Murder. The famous Turpin, for the Highway. James Anncfley, for Marder, William for the Murder of his Schoolfellow. Capt. Laverick, for Murder in a ...
... the Murder of Bowen the Player. Wykes and Johnfon, for Rape. Sarah Malcomb, for Murder. Eugene Aram, for Murder. The famous Turpin, for the Highway. James Annefley, for Murder. William Chetwynd, for the Muider of his School-fel-low. Capt. Laverick, for ...