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... F(emi(h poffcfiions ? Would they not be forced to tak-- the fame precautions throughout all Zealand, independent of (hips and armed pinnaces, which mull be multiplied upon the tivef, or upon its branches, the excurfivns (Irangers, and future enterprifes With ...
... dangh't wag fufpected have been done wilfully he added, would propofc ,he plan of Did Guild!,al. at which the Lord Mayor, ter John Fitzgerald, .ft James. L.q. ulent quarrels had fublilled for Dine time !a Decree for cenfuring Members, and Allermen, and great ...
... Foreman. Bartholomew Mazicre Charles John John a aper bamucl Rolboroujh John Milliken Tandy Robert Pafley Alex. Jaffray, Jun. William Hayes Henry dements William Shcrwin Kexall Thomas Wilkinfon Rohert Bailie David Clarke John Brady William Dixoo gj- Tobe SOLD ...
... on degraoe the F Thomas M‘D ...
... penalties on the removal arms from one place a’lother was infringement the liberty cf the - jedc. tie was informed Gentlemen of Adminlftr.it,cn that the Deft utiers were now i-rf arms. In cafe attack upon ins iioufe, would he not allowed arm , v\u,h-out iicer ...
... lO per cent. 0' NOTICE. THE perfoiis indebted to the eftr.tc of John Price, a bankrent, are requefted immediately to pay the amount their refpeftive debts to Mr. James Jongs, at Mr. John M'DonneU’s, City-quay who is dflly empowered by to receive fame ...
... We haw here alfo the following frigates, him. . , armed with pikes, and the vile ft diC- ver the promoters of them,” Wmild ,1 Veftde. the Fortune, The Kuug paffed two hours with his family J 1 thole armed with procedure. Hi. Lonilbip acccrdinJ the Arethnfe ...
... the battahons -I. roufiquenee of this d.rcoyered before the nanfports left the Lake ott at the Nore for additional Hand, of arm*- The King'a guard, are have sh add.r.on of light infantry companies, which have ten in thefe regiroenls. Bouille. Saturday ...
... fohon?insticn hut to it was that to fob 'He my rage and, acu from the hands i ibe who umie me, ahnoil ar fir. fevered his left arm from his body, when, fearing the further p re; zy, jumped out the cabin window* into lue 1. r, {.mi w. drowoed. Another fdlowtd ...
... and their capital cities and towns are alfo hold of which they put him, firil fecuring his faid very corfiderabiy fince the arms and legs with ropes. In this difiual place aforefaid period. Calculations muft either have found eight nine men in the fame ...
... having difcharged a brace each, they then drew their Count D’AHamfon received two Wounds,one in the body, and the other in the arm. Not being able travel,, the Count remains at Rochffter, but it hoped that his wrunda-will net prove mortal. The Chevalier, ...
... the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, with a petition to Parliament, dating the canfrs of the derline of their mannfadure, the diftrefT under which they have long laboured in confequeDce thereof, and humbly praying relief. . . Mr. Grattan promifed them to preient ...