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... the present Parliament for the University of Okford. had also to inform the House, that he had received a letter - from John Lowther, Esq. ,who shad been returned for the county of Cumberland, and the borou'gh of Cockermouth; stating that he should ...
... from General Loison, the Governor of Westphalia, threatens the inhabitants with very severe punishment, for attempting, with arms in their hands, and sounding the alarm begs, ke. to raise the country against his WAss•w, DEC. 21. It is kn 'wn for certain ...
... enable him sufficient force to extend bis-favourite Pdockadc Decree to the utmost length, that artifice and delusion, aided the arm of’power, could carry it. The Cabinet Copenhagen, therefore, order tQ maintain the tree trade the Baltic, and to secure the ...
... door. Mr. Nalder, one of the City Marlhals, was accordingly applied to, and about One o'clock, he and feveral officers went armed to the houfe. Pearkes went forward fingly, and knocked at the door ; he was alked by a I - table-boy from the area what he ...
... Coventry to he Lieutenant Colonel, fee St. John, nfigifed. Dated Nov. to, 180 BANKRUPT CY F.NLAROKD. February 2. icken, in Marlow Bridge, Buts, dealer and • chapman, at ten, at GUlldhall, London. BANKRUPTS. John Wocd Dixon. of the Cr.dcent, near the Mlnories ...
... THE WESTMINSTER JOURNAL, AND OLD BRITISH SPY. sit John:Newport mov!Rl foy andi obtained: . . leaVe.to, bring in a Bill, to Olen() the' lyish Elmtion Act. M. IT:aip.!!e moved tO.enlarg,e ihe tinrie for; taking the recognizance to support,the petition against ...
... ESTATE., atone in and neat the Eta-port and Market Town of Cardigan, of topoAsrs of excellent Freehold Lanka. with Tab/ of Commartt and eouspriful nearly the whole of thc the Parith of Cardigan ; and stpidards of One Handfed ninth?* fuhitaoistly buik Dwaldng ...
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... the Briton's arm, the Brl!ith Bed ; Now in each brealt with heat redoubled glows, And gleams difmay and death on Europe's tuthlefs foes. Not to Ambition's fpecious charm, Not to th'enfanguin'd Defpot's hand, h conquett bound—a mightier Arm Than Earth's ...