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... The Duke of York, with his wonted attention f o the army, is digeflirig a ; lin, the ol jeft of ?? ?? to individuals who irav diftin?ti Hi th?mfe!ves by ex'r-.or(;ii a-v bravery, vi:' Unce. &r. Anii' n 7 other laudable* premium*. ,~.0 ! . sviti -c r-vc-n ...
... paffenger had been landed at Brighton from American veilel, the InduEry, Capt.' Hodges, who left the river Delaware on the 29th June, which time it was generally believed, that aclion had taken place between party Gen. Wayne's army and that of Col. Slmcoe ...
... The following new arrangements are mentbned likely take place The Earl of land, to Lord Privy Seal the Earl Cheltct Held, of the j Lord Auckland to Joint Poltm a Iter General; the Duke of Roxburgh, to be Groom of the Stole; the Earl of Macclesfield, be ...
... more than 1200 prifoners are already in, pieces cannon and fcveral ammunition waggons. This morning [he whole army of his Royal Highnefs has taken ex;;£lly the fame that it had on the loth., have, &c. C. Craufurd. Quarters of bis Royal fiighnefs Archduke ...
... whicn bring them acrofswii) fhore landing point) buffeted their force if any unable it— lmalleft rafiftance from would refiftance follow and having on of Frenchmen imploring mercy tbeir Togo farther— fuppofe a large force land-ed fafely without interruption ...
... ONDAY’s POST LONbON GAZETTE St AuguJ! 7 IS Majefty iu Council was this day to order the Parliament which lands prorogued to T uefday 1 day inflant Auguft (hould further to T uefday of next King been pleafed to to Hughes Clerk A one of the Church Worcefier ...
... Vf' ft INGTONf :E and Friday’s Pofts BY SMITH Houfe £fq valuable T LAND border HANTS comr the Sea the of furrounding Country PADDOCK LAWN Fifhfcpond furroundcd by Walks ’ feveral timber and lofty perfeftion ( Houfc bed-rooms a by attach'd detach’d offices ...
... No. 3590. READ feunuap’o |3ost. Gen. Macleod moved, that there laid before the Houfe (he returns of the land forces made up to the firfl of Nov. 1794, including all regular troops, militia, fencibles, yeomanry, and emigrants; and return of all the above ...
... in Theberton; is in good repair, moderately ?? to the land-tax, and is copyhold of the Manor of 'l.eifton. «, 4. Land-tax, - 8 S Quit rent to Lcifton Manor, 2 4 N. B A few acres qf rich arable land to .accommo- date the purchafor, may be had on a term ...
... s 1 ' : i'!uc privates knl-1 ovn the 1 artiUery ' t -cr c army v:eh '‘‘-jVen i '-S li-eh a 1 ' -e:k of over ltd: hm-d I-Miand teu K D’dr St lA ! I vn doco- be 'among MdiVs -i previ-iiihie an- J ury :'' fent by Court I dev Mr the IC'h Tieafurer ifnvit ...
... Meadow and Pafture Land, (the richeft feeding Land in tht Cointry) lying by the Side of the River Siowka, called Birmingtim Farm, now ln the Occupation of Mi. Robert Sheldon. Lot V— All thofe feveral Pieces or Patels of fine old PASTURE LAND, in the Parifh ...
... Saturday Morning Mr. Call, acc.mpan.ed Lord Digby and Sir George Yonge, laid fevera^I Plans erf.the Crown-Lands before the M.ntiter, his Houfe ate '-Dr. Halifax, whofe we laft Week, was tranfiated from the See of Glouceftei to that of St. Afaph, the ...