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... Autumn, whillt the Land was chilleA with inceffant Rains, had not Sunfhine and Warmth fuificient to ripen the Fruits of the Earth in due Seafon, at leaft it was fo upon the Wheatland Soils, which contlirute Four-fifths of the Arable Land of the Kingdom ; ...
... Barley, ten to fifteen of Oats, and from fifteen to twenty Buffiels of Beans or Peafe, within the Hour, requiring one Man, one Woman, and three Children to attend it; it likewife (hakes the Straw off in a very complete Manner, by which Invention loofe Corn ...
... Redemption will be attended to, ‘and all Amxluu&bhn Mvm%w . to redeemy their Land Tax, are requefted to atigns one of the faid Meetings. % Any Perfoos defirous of Redeeming his Land Tig, i 3 requefted to fend 4 Schedule, containing a Defurip. 4ioo-9t his ...
... and Thomas Bayley.— 'N.B. This Lot is alfo free and clear fromrany Incumbrange whatever, (aving and excepting the prefent Land Tax.—The Plot of Ground belonging te this Lot is very eligible t 9 build a Tenement «-'goe- Houfes, for the ufe of any Trade ...
... date from the army in Suabia.—On the 15th a very beavy cannotte was heard during the whole ;;'ncmdgd that an aGion had raken place. From Conftantinople we underftand that the ntetligence isconfirmed, of Gen. Kieber having defeated the army of the Grand ...
... guarantee, was not to be confirmed, had fallen on the Turkifh army, and literally cut them to pieces. Ten thoufand Turks are faid to have fallen in the field, and all the reft of the tumultuous army difperfed and fled in every dirdtion. It is not eafy to reconcile ...
... moft intolerable evil, as they caufe. in' the firft inttance. the nested of cultivation, and the unprodue.' ivetiefs of the land, while they enable the - farmer to withhold his produce from the markets. and to fpeculate upon the diftreffes of the people ...
... produced, viz. ;—All that undivided Moiety or Halt Part of and in all the& three inc/ofures or Parcels of Land, with the Buildings thereon {landing. fituare at or near the Rumbelows,• in the Para of Wolverhampton aforefaid, and adjoining to ft e Turnpike ...
... is highly probable, that a confiderable corps of Britifh troops, now in the Mediterranean, will he landed in Egypt, to co=operate with theTurkifh army againft the French. The prefent moment is certainly very favourable to the undertaking. Its complete ...
... governor of Gibraltar, has written to the Duke of Portland, informing him, that fome fmugglers from Gibraltar, who went to land tobacco in Spain, being. purfued by the Spanifh armed boats, bad difembarked in Barbary, where the pl gue (till rages, and ...
... Elmdon hml& Same Floradine Jofeph Caftle Bromwich Fm}d’apz;-y; Berk{well Fathers Silvefter Radway e — ~GAME-KEEPERS, Movors ond Lands in tbe Conviye By whin depaicd, BAKELM—W Tl WA O R WREh RGeS S =N BV ings WU — Haftirgr—end Welibourne Montford = Budbrook ...
... Under Gen. Angereau ; the Grand Army of the Rhine, under Gen. Moreau ; the Army of the Grifons, under Gen. Macdonald ; the Grand Army of Italy, under Gen. Brune ; and the Army of Egypt (or the EMI) and of the Interior. Amongft the confequences of the ftorm ...