... fyispathised with Boman. Twenty-five were appointed a c.,yamittee of Correfpondence, moos *hum I have the ilemour to be named : After the was over, a be ofeription was propufed to the Comsuttee. which was swill cheerfully adopted. and they fitbkribied, ...

... heartily they fympathized w •*! Twenty Gentlemen were appointed a Committee Correfpondence, among whom 1 have the Honour to he named; After the Bufinefs was over, a Suhfcnption was propofsd to the Committee, which was mod cheatftillv adopted, and they fame aol ...

... which Major-general Vaughan in the Affault of it* And for the fame Rcafon the two principal Redoubts in Fort arc to be named after Colonels Campbell and Robinfon. It was reported Ytfkrday, from Qjurter ueferving Credit, that an Account had been received ...

... Langrigg and and the patronage Brig:.am.—-Aleward his father feated himfelf at Alwcrby, naming the place after his own name. After that the ilibc male Dolphin txtinguilhed in the reign of Henry the fell to the family of the Kanolles or Rowells. In the ...

... Ogle faid, rote to give his hearty Concurrence the Motion for an Addrefs this Period; thought have made one of fimilar Name after the Militia Bill had palled, but was happy to find the Care of his Country in fitch able Hands The Britifh Lion was now ...

... is a nephew of the French Ambaflador, and is laid to be very rich -I Cqngrefs gave him the command regiment, which they name after him, itconfifts of men, chiefly French neutrals, with a few Germans. A corrcfpondent informs that the Cnftoms of the hereditary ...