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... have behaved with great Regularity On Board the Ships , of the Squadron, and done their Dtlty well on all Occafions. Major Grattan, an 'Officer late of General Medows's Staff, and a Captain in the tooth Regiment, has alio fervcd with great Credit on Board ...
... recommend fo worthy a Medicine.-1 am, With the profound.P.efpeet, your very affraionateFr;end, and obliged humble. Servant. JOHN FOWLES. Preflon upon-So - or, Worcefterfhire, Wit`ltfreg, CHAR LES 1311R . T014, WM. LAYFORD! N. B. PArticular Advice will ...
... Mr. Grattan went to Holyhead, Coafequence of their Altercation, and there fought in the Church-Yard, Mr. Grattan fired firli, and lodged a Ball in Mr. Flood's Body, 2 4bove the Hip-Bone. Mr. Flood then tired, and hit Mr. Grattan in the right Arm. Mr. ...
... Efqrs. Derhyfhire. Samuel Heathcote, of Littleover ; John Radrord, of Smalley; Peter Pegge, of Beauchief, Efqrs. loucefterfhi re. - Giles Greenaway, of Barrington ; John Raymond, of Fail ford; John Niblett, of Glouceiter, Efqrs. HerefOrdfhirc. Sir Hungerford ...