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... to Mr.'Surge, army agent, Dublin. .. , DUBLIN, Makgh, >790. RICH ARD HUMPHRERYS; J»u Lieuttiunt ami Adj'ftant of the iBth (and thehononr . of fenri''g ' rs>n n corpt) leave to acquaint the of the Army aiidPuhiic, that he hav commtneed ARMY COMMISSION IiROKBR ...
... Gore Sankey,-) HE f?ie of moiety the E! ...
... have been the exultation of; landing army might perhaps have been little France when (lie read in die late official accounts irregular*hnt when encreafe of 10,000 to the Adminiftration of the late invafion when thevl Handing army was propofed by a Right Hon ...
... Conveoficers the National Guards of the army of Cal- tion decreed, that an (late of the Finances vados, preceded by a trumpet, and calling them- of the Republic fpeedily prefented. (elves Hcralds-at-Arms of the departmental army, July 24. Breard complained the ...
... Charlotte, and landed here this afternoon, vizi Colonel Paterfon, Captain Hope, Mr. RailT ton, paymafter of the Royal Artillery, and Major Everett, of the army. , Sir Philip Glbbes, who came paffenger in one .of the above-mentioned convoy, landed laft night ...
... Ef Efq; 39, Cum sa land. ftrect. iq; or William Doyle, be LE’, for 20 years from Ma next, the lands I of Killefter, containin acres, fi vate near Ballin- agare.—As alfo, the lands ef Keonficld for 21 or 31 years, being of tho! lands bein of Balliglafe ...
... itied .pertly as rumour; other aetsoigh.i, Vy. foaU affect, that Macdonald bafejf baa Poiitrearoii. of •the army is agqi.oft bi>rhon tbs land fide. jlHll'k|e.bamhiftig « and its fpeedy furrenddr i* Pfhd. When Turin was taken, Piedmon':i ...
... uncultivated land, containinn about 140,000 acres, part of the domains the Marquifate of Genes, in die diflrnft of Bourdeaux, which they purchased abfolute contra‘l fale.—By nr -e’, dated July x, 1762, the Kins; exempted the cul'ivators thefe lands from the ...
... all fpeed to bury it in the ground; that is, they are lowing every piece of land which is f.t for receiving leed. At Hereford fuzes on the 20th inft. caufe of much importance land-owners, on the lea coaft, was tried before Judge Gh'ofe and Special Jury of ...
... —Compare it— Docs it (land on yefpedia- clarets, in this, market, will rife to an enormous town, who are, or ought to be, men of «n b!e footing, than the Nation of the United States? price. . . poliftied manners, (hould permit woman be —Are we reduced in ...
... into the environs of Weiffembourg, towards the flank of the Frehch Army. The attack was then made on all fides, and with equal fuccefs every where. The right wing of the Imperial Army, commanded by General Wurmfer, ftormed the ftrong redoubt of the French ...
... WANTED WANTED, fteady, aftive, middle-ajed woman, t« as Cook. As w ages hot the object, it hoped none will apply but thofe who know their bul.ne.,, produce good diichargei, particurarly from the law place. Aj ply to Mr.St pleton, at the Urinief s hCieot ...