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... diflrid to deliver their arms and ammunition to the officers the King's forces appointed to receive them. He alfo offers a reward to fuch perfon* (hull inform where arms and ammunition are concealed. Fifteen hi-bdred (land of arms have bean feised by the ...
... Hegiment of Infantry, vacant by death of Sir John Sebright. morning the men drafted off, on Thurfday, f;»r foreign fervice, were pricked down at the barracks in bt. James’s Park, when they received their arms and neceflaiie*; a.ter which they were ordered ...
... to them necefiary, more effectually to put a Stop to thia Evil, confidt af CHARLES OGLE. Etq. Mr JOHN RUSSELL, Mr MATH. CLAYTON, Mr JOHN SHIELD, Mr JOHN GREEN, Mr OEOROE LUDLOW, Mr WM. WOLFALL, Mr AtffH. EASTERBY, Mr MALIN SORSBIK, and Mr WM. BATSON, ...
... Mr.Tboma* Wardle, of SbitT Hill, to Mrs. Hudfon, of the Btack-Balt Inn, in the former place—On Wcdncfilay, at St. John's Church, Mr. John Air Hey, of Rowdon, to Milt Sinton, of the Leaict.—Tuefdav bit, Tyncmootb Church, Captain WHkfnfon, of Burlington ...
... affembled in armed large bodies, sod plnodered of hooictofmany ofhisMajedy's loyal fubjcdlt In different parte the kiogdom, and cut down and carried away great numbers of trees, wherewith to make haodlet for pikee, and other offenlive weapons, to arm their ...
... e* taken for the defence the country. He flood that, fo far from there being a proper (lore ot arms the kingdom, that there were narcly fulhcirnt for arming the troops at erobodird He hoped that tbe Chancellor the Etchcquer would not kt even this oppSriuotty ...
... v a iv, THAT the partnerlbip between Michael Callender, John Callender, and William Romeine Callender, the Town and County of Neweaftle upon Tyne, Nurtry and Scedfmen, in the Firm of Michael, John, and William Romaine Callender, was this day diffirlved ...
... hathfUlorfft, yet would f> Aruck with the awful dignity of an /uperL/Prtr/ijow«r, that the Speaktr ■soft dtfpatrh the Serjeant at Arms to (hem m Intakdtheir feats! Mr. Sheridan thru moved, ift, That it i«tht opinion this Houle (hat no mcafurca can have a tendency ...