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... ordered to be read third time Friday Mutiny House having gone a Committee on the Mutiny Bill the Secretary at that from the rise every consumption in the price labour he to introduce a clause to augment allowance for carts carriages for service of the ...
... Hou'c, upon the solution* the Committee, should give eavc Bill being brought in, that Bi.l mi.;iu read a time, and before the Easter rerest. The the as to its itoenti would thus, and thus alone ascertained. Alter some farther conversation between Mr. Burdon ...
... the Irish Parliament in few days be laid before tha of Great-Britaia : but it cannot undergo distiis-sion till after the Easter recess The preparations for the British Expedition are going at our sea-ports Conjecture is busy as to its destination which ...
... actually price of 13 Si per ton -This did arise in his opinion from off in the supply or from increase the demand This great rise was a serious injury to the manufacturer whose profits were taken away when as was generally the case had pledged himself to ...
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... UPPINGHAM SECOND SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY will be at the SCHOOL - ROOM 011 EASTER MONDAY next, APRIL 14. UPPINGHAM, April 2, 1800. WHOLT, fun. lakes this Opportunity • of acquainting Friends and the Public, that he purpofes immediately to decline the Giocery ...
... the Militarv Prit to Mr report Mr Grenadiers His Majesty Mr Mr Rush the offer their occurred Lam which consider 1 the gives rise t apprehensions the a ii'lie right pistol afie the rert and in seize him” burst theatre disconcerted came man vas conveyed ...
... and Dead Stock of Mr. Wm. SPARKE, of Honington, Suffolk, com- prising 6 capital cart mares and geldings, full sized, 1 colt rising 2 years old, 5 young poll'd milch cows, 3 gast beasts nearly fat, about 12^core of sheep inlots )f 20, two sovvrs with pigs ...
... principal dis-havc therefore resolved to expected to be the Legislature its meeting their distillation of this resolution able rise and rum cent that the harvest in abundant ali rv of of our (t existing scarcity General notice omie call against the Millers ...
... norning before day-break, with 3 c3- Junun:, b odtler to ataclk the enenw. XVc fo0unlrd them'in adsvanta'geolyV posted on a rising grounld, and the; tefended thiemselves xx ith the greate i oestiuativ. Our attacks were repeatedly repul- sed ; .at length ...
... ced this morning before day -break, with 3 co- lumns, in order to attack the enemy. We found them advantageously posted on a rising ground, and they defended themselves with the greatest obstinacy. Our attacks were repeatedly repul- sed ; at length, however ...