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... to the lands, to see when the possession of them, pursuant to the said consent, would be iziVen un. . _Re days, and during that period he afforded men, horses, and carts, at our expense, to such of the persons as desired to remove off their lands their ...
... sun moon, and seven stars, a woman with skipping rope and C. 8., mermaid, flower pof with flowers, gun and carriage, stripe with three shots in it—rings on middle and fore fingers of right hand; tattooed left arm-a woman’s head, two pipes across, a toul ...
... ch woman is going, and her route, that she Islay receive such allowances as are authorised by the Act, not exceeding two-pence per mile. 111. Upon production of such certificate to any Overseer of the Poor of any place through which such woman shall ...
... pasture land, as well as in flocks, Great Britain and Ireland (says a French statistical account) are the most favoured countries in Europe. They contain 5572 square leagues (more than two thirds of their territory) in meadow and pasture land. Germany ...
... Lot-^trSPORT on the Lands of OLD COURT/f ROCHESTOWN, the property of Sir George GooLorßart. t&T Poachers will be prosecuted. S f Old Court, Sept. 17. GEORGE QQ OLD. MR. NETTLES requeststhatno person willJfSfioot, co Hare-Hunt.or Course.on the Lands Ma- ~u? 1 hallagb ...
... THE ARMY. CIRCULAR (N0i.477i) War Office, Dec. SI, 1629. have the honour to annex, for your information, copy of his Majesty's Warrant, dated the**th instant, for discontinuing, with respect to soldiers who shall enlist Into the Army after Ihe unary, ...
... beastly state of intoxication. On Wednesday the woman was taken very ill, and some neighbours went for a medical gentleman, but Michael resisted his entrance with dreadful threateuings, and Thursday the woman died, having been just twenty-four hours iIL ...
... ARMY WANTED, for a Mtlitla, Officer properly qii.liSed to ack Adjutant; muff have the fceft recommendations charaOcr, condufl, and abiii’y, Applicatioa made Mr. Henley, 9, Henry.(lre t. A Man Servant wanted (or a Engle Gentleman, wher» another (errant ...
... THE ARMY. (From Saunders New's-Letter.) The first division of the 45th Regiment, consisting of 3 captains, 5 lieutenants, ensigns, assistant surgeon, 30 sergeants, 11 drummers, and 559 rank and file, embarked at the North-wall the afternoon of the 14th ...
... THE ARMY The ARMy in Ireland.—The strength of the army in Ireland at present is—l,lBo artillery, 3,330 cavalry, and 26,000 infantry. Encamping Troops.—Mr. Maher, M.P., of Turtulla, county Tipperary, has commenced action at law against Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... THE ARMY. The 58th Regiment has arrived at Portsmouth, on board the Brilliant, London, and Thomas and Mary transports, from Jamaica, and are ”rdered to be landed. The hunomy distinctions permitted to be borne on the colours and appointments of the 58th ...
... THE ARMY. PORTSMOUTH, Satcboay The Sylvia transport arrived on Wednesday from Dublin, with the depot companies of the 90th. The Sylvia proceed Cork, to convey troops Gibra'tar, and bring the 12th regiment thence to this garrison Military Reductions—C ...