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... Lebanon, among the Dutch Settlements (where they fpeak nothing but Dutch) fcarce any Thing doing there but learning the Ule of Arms. We had the fitieft Review Yesterday that ever was teen in Penfylvania; Artillery, Heavy Horfe, Light Infantry, Wood- Rangers ...
... Ceffation of Arms in N. America, as a Foundation for a Negociatio Peace and Reconciliation, on the Grounds of f Parts of the Petition of the General Congrefs. Mr. Hartley was feconded by Sir George Sa Lord North replied. Mr. Cha. Fox, Mr. B Lord John Cavendn ...
... Seaton. Francis More's Almanack, Tycho Wing's Almanack, John Partridge's Almanack, White's Cceleflial Atlas I P oriels Ephemeris. or, New Ephemeris. All the above l'rice Nine-Pence each flitch'd Cardigan Rider's Britifh Winn, Price Nine-Pence, Gold/mith's ...
... H Yorkpire, Sir Marmaduke Afty Wyville Burton, E SOUT WALES. Carmarthen, Gwyn Vaughan, of Dolegoom, ol Efq; John ones, of Brodie, Efq; Cardigan, Davi ones, of » Be NOR H WA E S$. Hugh Wynne Jones, of Tre Erwarth, fo! Efq; Carnarvon, Ralph Griffith, of ...
... a Guard of the Army, and laid the with a Silver Trowe!, with the Lord Lieucenant’s Arms engraved thereon, aod with the following la- fcription : (Lord Lieutenant’s Arms.) His Excelienc Simon Far! Harcourt Lord Lieutenant of Ireland with his Trowel laid ...
... Wo. Bell, Drogheda. Mafon and Bourne, 11 firkins butter. In the John Griffiths, Cardigan. 4 hhds. tallow; John North, 12 hhds. of tallow; Thomas Howard, i enry Wilfon ghhds. tallow ; John Turner, 1 hhd. of tallow ; James packs bay yarn, pack of lincn cloth; ...
... Daughter of John Hewett, Efq; Member for Not- and Niece to Sir George Savile, with a Fortune of 70,002!. Bart. an amiable and sccomplith’d young Lady, We hear-that the Ri t Hon. Lord Staniey inkwater, of Salford, Sar has appointed Mr. john at Court, held ...
... scoeceied towards the Gaol and coaled the so he twice read, which the Iltotess had forced the Ouse/- door of tbe Gaol, fevers! Fire arms • dikharved how; wichio, by *hock one Mau. was Mot dead, Wounded ; which bad good an Elrea on the sec, that they boos dorperled ...
... dr. Letters remaining in the Pcfl-Off.ce fir perfens unknc ...
... Catholick Canadians having taken up arms for the King. of Utter f om Salem, May 21. We have juft received an account that the New- orkeri ha\c fitted four large vefiels, with twenty carriage guns each, and fmall arms board, for the prjtcdlion of harSour ...
... Catholick Canadians having taken arms for the King. Part of a letter from Salem, May 21. We have juft received an account that the New- Yorkers have fitted four large veflels, with twenty carriage guns each, and finall arms 011 board, for the protection ...
... 150,000 men in arms in the feveral colonies, ready to march at an hour's notice whereever they may be wanted. The gunfmiths of Lancaftcr county, in Pennfylvania, have engaged alone to furnifli the provincial army with five hundred Hands arms every fourteen ...