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... in the Macs-Deep, - thr e e only o f which appeared . to be in . readiness for Sea ; there were also ten .or twelve small 'armed Vessels and a few Transports. WE !ire received no *further Accounts with to. Plmiral I t is generhPy kuvrs,e- t. he has been ...
... under the command of Lord Ho. *ART, having taken their Rations two hours before, prefeated arms, with the binds playing. As loon the Corps had (bouldered arms, two pair of co-- lours were introduced and placed on each fide of the val Mix. The Kt rc's ...
... approach of Lady HARKING. TON. The Corps immediateV shouldered arms, and soon afterwards her Ladyship walked i . O her box through the avenue formed for that purpose, attended. by Lady CARDIGAN, Lady AYLESBURY, and other Ladies ; Lord PETERSHAM, and several ...
... Fethard, (county 'J'ipycraryJ have beat forced and robbed arms. On'the night of the 4?h, the house of John Crc. han, of Coliegh, was altered by armed banditti, and robbed of two stand of arms, his watch, and some bank notes. On the night of the Btb, Robert ...
... and in the centre of the colour were Her Majesty’s arms, embroidered and surrounded with sprigs of variegated colours and designs. At the lower corners were the Liters C. R. and under the coat of arms were the the words—“ Queen’s Royal Volunteers.” Prayers ...
... embroidered with the initials of the Ist Battalion; also embroidered, in the centre; with the Imperial Arms on the right; and on the left the Met klenburgh Arms in different quarters, proper ; surmounted with an Imperial Crown, embroidered with gold. The Lion ...
... rpofed, no large body of people affemble, or carriageS accumulate, to obflrud the genera arrankeraent. The St. Margaret and St. John's Volunteers affembled at an early-hour, in . a id from thence proceeded to Ranelagh Green. A detachment of them formed - a ...
... Dutchess of LEEDS, Generals MANNERS and DEBUDIE, Lords ST. HE.. LEN'S, RADSToCK, SUDLEY, and HARCoURT: La. dies MANSFIELD, CARDIGAN, and C. WALDEGRAVE ; Mrs. A. STANHOPE, and Mrs.L.DAMER. On Wednesday the Countess of HARRINGTON' waited upon HER MAJESTY ...
... the at> tempt invade this country as frantic, and it is believed that the troops in tne Dutch service would lay down their arms, even were they to effect a, landing in England. The account of the death of Generals Grinpield and Clephahe, brought by the ...
... be had any- Morning before x2. at Meffrs.Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgatc-ftreet, whete a Plau may be fecn. SOUI'H WALES-Cardigan and Caerinarthenlaires, 'Io be Sold.b y Private Contradt, By Meifra. SKINNlER, DYKE and Co. If acceptable Offers are made ...
... Printed particular s rrla, be had at the Black Li on , Lan;P e , t i c o n tl l f Cattle,: Llanddovery King's Arms, Carmarthen ; Black Cardigan ; and of Mellis. Skinner, Dyke, -and Co, : • . • , Itreef. -------- tile) Printed at No. IR, Catherine-ftreer ...
... and unadvisedly .chew, will have any effea in damping that patriotic spirit which first led them to associate themselves in arms, and upon the continuance of which association the 'safety of the Country at the present moment so essentially depends. Yesterday ...