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... multures of fun'l' dary lands wiich are extenfive, and the mill-land. thereof, lying in the Parifh of Kincardine, fheriffilom of Aberdeen, holding of the Crown ; tie niill being of prefent free yearly rent jol. fterl. and 34 bolls of meal ; and the fands ral ...
... Sept. 8. A courier juft arrived from Finland, has brought the difagreeable intelligence, that our army being attacked on the ift of Septem- be T, both by land and by fea, at Hogsfors, has been sbliged to retreat from Ruiiian Finland to Abborfbrs, after a ...
... ground fl it, two rr.cn and a woman were all ftruck, and laid flat upon the ground; one of the men fcuiche a little different pa ...
... borders intc the Ruffian_emnire, and they have .formed the blocks ade of Frederickfbam, both by fea snd land, Duke Frederick of Oflmgotbin. €ommands the land forces, and General Baron de . Siegrath the xebecs and gallies which block up the d;om. SWEDES anp ...
... fuch expedition, that they arrived on the 25th in Wilhara&orgh Creek, wheie they dilerabaiked the army on the 26th and 27th. On the acth, the allied army marched from TViihamfourgh at break oi day for Yoik-Toevn, and the French corps of 7000 men began ...
... race fill iffiie expedition againft the Turks l le year 171 x ; when the total ruin of army was prevented only a ftrata« ,ntrived b y the Czarina. on 1C Turkifh army furrounded f a s » w defign ftarve into t rC I^er and this they ccrtainly would . clone ...
... what will purchafc; my fon Joe a ?? in the king of England's army. I ihall not come over alone, I promife you, Colonel Burke and above forty officers more here ate determined to return to the land of our fathers. Extraa of a letter from -Dublin, Dee. 28 ...
... is to be the motion for what has been fo long talked; cf, fo long in vain wifhed and wanted, an equal land-tax? This fingle expedient of an equal land-tax would alone be ?? to fupply the deficiencies of the other taxes, and' make fuch an addition to the ...
... ACCOUNT of the WONDERFUL CAPTURE of BEDNMRE, By the ENGLISH ARMY, Under the Command of GENERAL MATTHEWS. (From Memairs of the War in Afa, Juft publifbed.) TN fannary 1783, General Matthews landed A from Bombav, with 400 Europeans, and 1000 Sepoys, at Rajah ...
... which waa from the 14th to the aotb mil April 14th. The army well with provilions, but the inhabitants in diilrcfs One man killed in battery. The fame evening the town on fire Ijth Began landing the p'ovifions; afoldicr ki'led at South Gate Gua d by a ...
... Ordered to be engroiled. The Secretary st War prefented accounts of extraordma � ries of tiie army, and the expences of new roads in the High- lands. Ordered to lie en the table. �ë Refolved to go into a commitcee to-morrow, to confider æof ...
... mpprefled, was at hril imagined— Tl. Right Boys and the army may be compared today and night; for fooner docs one appeal than the other vanimes. This moment the Right • ate at a place and no army—and the next • moment the atmv and no Right file rue •uullecrccy ...