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... REVIEW. Friday (the Duke G >rdon»s Fenr-1 the Parade in St. James's Park, where they were drawn before the King and Royal Family after which they proceeded with band urn fie, dn ms beating, and flying, to Hyde Pail, headed by Duke of Gordon, their commander ...
... ROYAL REVIEW. Thmfday, all the troops of cavalry camp were drawn out, together with the jrdfttire reg. to take their ground to the left of Windlor, the troops being ordered under arms early the morning. At eight o’clock hi* Majeftv, attended by the Earl ...
... THE ROYAL REVIEW. The grand arrangement, fo Royally conde&ending on the one hand, and fo bravely merited on the other, has ended in complete Jappointment. A wind the N. E. hasblown for feme days with uncommon Any, and precluded all pafTage down the River ...
... THE MONTHLY REVIEW. London, fan. 20, 1790. THE boundlcfs increafe of publications, and the univerfal complaints of the confequent delay in reviewing many books, have, length, induced The MonTHl.t Reviewers liften to the repeated requeft of their Literary ...
... REVIEW WIMBLEDON. morning the King reviewed, Wimbledon Ccitimon* ti e City Light Hone Volunteers.—The corps was drawn on the gr mud with them difmqunted cavalry in the centre of the four dmfions. At ten o’clock, the arrival his MajeHy was announced a ...
... THE MONTHLY REVIEW. London, Jan. 20, 1790. THE boundlefs increafe of publications, and the univerfal complaints of the confequent delay in reviewing many books, have, at length, induced Tut Monthly Rivibwers to liften to the repeated requeftof their Literary ...
... voluktfer review. His Majfflv on Thurfday mornini; rcvifwrd the City /.ieJu Hoile Volunteers on Wimbledon Common. The eori s was drawn on the ground, with their un. mounted cavalry in the centre ot the four divifirna. At ten o’clock the arrival his was ...
... ANALYTICAL REVIEW. On the \Jt of February twill be publifned. Price One Shilling and Six pence. For J A N U ARY, 1750, TH E ANAL Y TI CA L REVIEW; or, Hiftory of Literature, Domeftic and Foreign; on an enlarged Plan containing Scientific Abftrafls of ...
... ROYAL REVIEW. The r.view of the Volunteer Corps on Toefdav morning took place in Hyde Park. Notwithftanding the heavy (hovvers which prevailed eaily in the morning, every corps was on the ground by eight o’clock after that time a very ftrong welt wind ...
... GRAND NAVAL REVIEW. It long fuggefted, that before the Fleet would be laid up, take place, hi* Mnjeliy having exprened an inclination to that puipofe. As therefore the tranquility of Europe feems likely to be reftored, and the bldlings peace rc eftablilhed ...
... POLITICAL REVIEW AFFAIRS ABROAD. ALL the foreign prints have lately been filled, in a very uncommon manner, with the preparations of the ex-princes for invading France. Thofe who know how the foreign s are influenced will not be furprifed at it. Thofe ...
... ROYAL REVIEW VOLUNTEER CORPS. oclock the ground in Hyde Park •was occupied by tiie Light Horfe Volunteers, coninia'nded\v Colonel Herries, and loon after the Surrey Yeomanry marched in, a did the duty of keeping the ground. The different corps continued ...