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... Samuel Swinlen, Win Bullo k, V.'m. Uurrant, Francis Toinpfon. C. C. Dodd. Captains. Richard Brosvnc, Kfq. Ceptain- I.ientcnaut. John Elli.-, Abia. Wanty, Titos. Wotlehotife. Gents, to he Lieutei aut». T. Gardiner, \V. Crowe, Thomas Appleton, Cents, to .tnd ...
... to xelift the enemy. Indeed, the foldiers of that regiment turned their arms in general againfl their ofiuers, and (hot leveral of them. The regt. of Drefnay laid down their arms ; thofeof Leon and Damas fought bravely but the moll noble Hand made againft ...
... Tax, aft income under 601. per arm.. is to be exempted. An income of 601. a year is to contribute a hundred and twentieth part, or 10s. a year to the State ; and this fcale to increafe progreflively, viz. tool, per arm. to pay a fortieth part, or 21. ...
... will be finifced with all convenient dtfpatch, and are expected to ba ufed next fprirg.. The rent-roll of John Campbell, Elq. the Mnnber for Cardigan, amounts upwards of *l,OOOl. aim. befmes property in the Carmartbcufliirc id-mines, which produce* near ...
... were apprehended. The Council of the Commons of Clermont-Ferrand, on the fame day (the 4th), v.-ere obliged to aflcmble the armed force to quell a tumult which threatened the moft {erious confluences ; and a-. Bourdeaux and Mons, Bill on the fame day, the ...
... Two Tenements, in the occupations Thomas Orford and John Ofhorne, and about acres land belonging thereto, in the pofleilion ot the Rev. Mr. Graves, ' Lot td. A Mefluagc and Barn, in the occupations John Tippel, William hllenor, and Samuel Mu(k, with Co ...
... there met a final defeat, I yet this event would have thiown backtbe profperity j «f your .country beyond calculation. Mr. Grattan then moved, as an amendment, That this He ufe felt the higheft confidence in his Majefly's wifhes for the reft oration of ...
... advertifement, purporting be a refolutioaof an Aflembly affociatcd under the denomination the Whig Club, and figned Henry Grattan, which he conceived to be of a nature extraordina/y, that could not believe it to be authorifed by the unanimous affent of ...
... Revett John. jun. (Jrandefion Denny John, Eye • Reynclls Jofeph Wangft.rd Day Je'e. Ives, Clk. Whep- Scboldham ?? Carlton ft-ad Swale John.Efq. Milcenhall Filke John, .himrding Spurgeon Jno. Grove, Clk. Froft Chas. Ea.'t Bcr.-b.-lt Melton Hoy ...
... upon Michaelmas next, the t having had legal quit. KIT Plans may bcfecnat Mr. John Carthew’s cr V J audtioneer’s, and particular- wob , «V at the Time place;; an, of Mr. John Moore,ffe*Wtj£/-P ihe White Horfe, Ipfwich; While Hart, Bell, Bury; Bell, Saxmandham; ...
... communicated to the Admiralty, by Rear- Adm. Sir John Orde, on board the Cambridge, in Hamoaze, dated the z6th inft. from .Capt. Whittinan in La Sufiilante, who being on a cruize off the Start, gave chace to an armed brig; but feeing little pro- fpe«ft of fuccel's ...
... cutter privateer, days out of Granville, and bad taken nothing, carrying 4 brafs 4-pcutiderf, with fwiveis, fmall arms and 30 men. 1 am, &c. John Drew. , txt- sfi Ltltft frext jtJiniral Sir Pjrkrr, C.mmatuler ia Clirf tf tit Ma/r/fy's Jtipt and tffelt at Ptrrfai ...