... particularly related to the an- cient and honourable families of Areskmes and Dulrumples ; one half of the former being named after me, and, at leaft, uvo-ihirds of the latter being my neareft allies. — My ftudies lave been very exteniive ; but I have ...

... nephew the rencli tfiaJor, and is laid very tich. his joining the above General, the gave him the a regiment, which ihev named after him and r3-if;its men, chiefly French neutrals, with a few i»c:*nans. . . We are credibly informed, (hip of tons burthen ...

... the French Ambafiador and is be very rich On the above general the Congrefs gave him the command a regiment which they named after him and confifts men chiefly French neutrals with a few Germans credibly informed of four tons burthen taken coming from ...

... and is faid to be very rich. On his joining the above tnctal, theCongrefs gave him the command of a regiment, which they named, after him, Fayette, and conlirts of too men, chiefly French neutrals, with a few Germans. We are allured, that eminent phyfician ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...