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... rich Failure Land thereunto belonging, the Town Tcnterden, now in the Occup-tionof Mr, Richard Finch. I Lot 6. One Meffua eor Tenement, with the Stable, Build ings, and Appurtenances' hereunto belonging, and feveral Pieces and Parture Land, containing ...
... jpinion. hand they hoaft that the Empire of the Land has been fettled upon the Muffelmans as their birth-right, the interceflion of the great Prophet. The exploits of the mighty Jofeph, and of his numerous armies are not calculated to dellroy this opinion ...
... were killed on this occafion. From the to the Bth, both armies remained inaflive; but on the 9th Prince Hohenlohe perceiving that the enemy were making difpofilions to furround him, led on the army to attack them. The a£Hon was ffiort but bloody, and the ...
... of feventeen, the daughter of Mr. Jackfon, Secretary to the Admiralty. Soon after his landing at Madras,, he was ordered to the-Malabar coaft, to comnjapd the army deftined to penetrate into Heider’s dominions. On the l 2th of December he arrived thete ...
... regulation of the army, was the original objeft ; that the Petition, and Bill of Rights, condemned a (landing army, or conttitute martial government; that the language and true conftruftion of was, that when Parliament voted an army, that ...
... while they aded within the bounds prefd by the Revolution ; but if once they overleaped great conftilutionaJ pale, army of French ' to land in this country, it would equal which fide he took, as freedom was the banner which he would always wilh to figh ...
... •appointed Governor Valentia and Murcia. A plan will fhortly laid before hrs Majefty fdr abolxfhing in future the rank of Major the army. The officers who fill that tank prefer.t are the moll ul'eful the Service, the of the regiments depends chiefly upon them; ...
... camp,, magazines,. artijU/y. arid the town of Fockfan have fallen*into the hands of the ImperiaUft . The I urkilli army hien; Chriflian army of. not than 12,000 men, of whom about were Ruffians. Turks, vyho, it is laid, were commanded by. the Chrifdan Prince ...
... wife legiflator, and the ufage of all profperous nations. v The Commander in Chief of the army to be defied every two years, by the Lords and Commons. The army to be arranged by Parliament, with an increafe of pay to the foldiers and fubaltern officers ...
... will be appointed Ambafiador to the C >uit of Madrid. A Tax on Batchelors above twenty-live years of age, the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy excepted, is faid to have been propoftd to, and accep ed by, the Minifter, in lieu of the and is to be divided into ...
... the Tenants and Occupiers Lands in the Level of Walland Marlh, that at the laft General Sefllons Sewers held for the faid Level, the Corrimiffioners prefent did grant (among other Scots) a Scot One Shilling an Acre on all Lands lying in the DiftriA or Place ...
... to obtain ample and coif' plete juilice for the army, and whole great objeft itl the prclent mcafure undoubtedly was, a rcdn tion expence to enable the financier to make three months payment to the army, which on * hands h-is been agreed to be abfoluteiy ...