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... Clienvyn t, of ! taftooKhire, knt. Sir John Dryden, of innftiire. knt. R. Salilhury, efq; Monmouthihire; R. Gamon, Middlefex; Lionel DareU. et'|; of Surrey; R. Ncave, efq; of Eflex; H. Jla-.vl y, cfj; oflvcnt; John Pollen, of Hanti; and j ,ih;i VVentworth ...
... al fare! ij, Sir John Sinclair, bt, rr-ilt-i . ,-d ?? l.e.ri of Wintllelfea, bail of Hardwicke', Lord Dundas, Sir W. W.Wynne, bart. and Kobe-.: Smith, efq; el idled ordinary members, Wah-Oh in., Maid s's. 6th reg, dragoons, Major John Prince, to be lieut ...
... follow up what he had already done, and he (bould now move that tKeSerjeant at Arms be Interrogated what Heps he had taken for apprehending faid Otti well. The Serjeant at Arms was then interrogated to that effedl bv Mr. Speaker, and announced, that had ...
... * : country the prefect (late of the mihtia, computed of tbotion °f per cent, from all pcafiont and good foldtert, and real John BnlU whtlli many of the grauficat.ont paid governmcai, aa •aeeed font new raifed regiment.m the fta.id.ng army, were Ma/fr ...
... wounded, was murdered in his bed. The foldiers of that regiment turned their arms againrt their officers, and (bot fevcral of them. The regiment of Drefnay laid down their arms; thofe of Leon and Damas fought bravely; but the moft noble ftand made againrt ...
... to the National Convention, a refolution of the military cornmiffian, that the Geed-Arms, Ihould lay down their arms, on the fquare of the revolution, before the armed force of Paris ; and that they uld there be (tripped of their uniform, which it was ...
... fleet of Ruffia. The Lord St David's has collated the Rev. John Hughes, of Glafbnry, Chaplain Lord Vifcount Hereford, to the Prebend of Llanfaintfread, in the county of Radnor; and the Kev. John Thomas, of Hay, Chaplain the Earl of Potvis, the Prebend ...
... of Lanvihangel Geneur Glyn, in the county of Cardigan, dealer and chapman.?Thomas Tibbs, of Chittern Jit. Mary, in the county of Wilts, wine-merchant, common-brewer, dealer and chapman.?Thomas Nuttall and John Smcthurft, of Salford, the county Lancatler ...
... Colonel Hervey Alton, one of the Grooms of the bedchamber to his Royal Highnefs. Admiralty-Office, March 7. Copy Letter from Sir John Warren, Captain of bis Maje/ty's fbip Pcmone, to Mr. Stephens, dated Caivfand Bay, March 2. Sir, I beg you will inform their ...
... the good of Mankind in general. • . With due refpcet lam yourliurabje Servant, JOHN JONES. • ”P. S. Befides the above Diforder,l was wick a violent Scorbutic Humour in my Arms and Back, Which I had labbured under for than twenty Years.--That is entirely ...
... and retired lo Hyde’* coffee houfe, whcrcThoma* Moore, Elq. being called to the chair, they agreed to an addicts to Mr. Grattan, to exprefs then approbation of hir conduct and principles, and thole of the late adminiftration.—The addrefs to be prefented ...
... Seas is to coiiftft eigiit fail of the line twelve armed Eaft-Indiamen eight frigates : The India-men are to carry 56 guns and pounders on the lower deck except the Grattan which fhip is to be armed only with carronades Orders are given the Archbifhops ...