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... fell Death's terrific form: So, though around our fea-encircled reign, The dreadful =WI feem to lower, Difmay'd do Britain's hardy train Awknt in doubt the threat'ning hour? Lo! to forts, with cheering voice, Albion's bold Genius calls aloud; Around him ...
... belonging to that. (hip. I have taken the prifoners out, and feat the , ' fhip to England. I have the MonnUr to be, &e. (Signed) THOMAS LAY IC. To the Right lion. Earl ST. VINCENT, . mancrer in Clhef, ttc. &c. &c . . . His Majefly's armed defence fhipNoriromt ...
... traduites deyAnglois de M. BALDWIN'. Printed for Thomas Hodgkins, Hanway-firmt, oppofite Soho= lquare, Oxford ftreet ; and fold by Dulau & Co. De Cocky, De 130 fie, and Boofey. publifhed, by Thomas Hodgkins, new Editions of the fanic Work its Englith ...
... 'GENERAL ELECTIOY. MENIIIERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN Ti-lt NEW PAR: LIAMENT. EC KN OC K.--Sir Robert Salithury. M 0 U C. Pole and Thomas Tyrwhitt. • EM.EY—Cotain Vyie and Mr. Wharton. DOWNTON —The Hon. B. Bluyerie and Sir T. Plumer. Ohn SARUM—Right Hon. N. Vanfidart ...
... former were of courfe declared duly .ele6lecl. Lord EBRINGroN i nephew of Lord GRENVILLE. BosToig---Final clofe of the Poll. Thomas Feydell, Eq. '229 Hon. P. R. Burrell, Efq. 149 W. A. Madocks, Efi. 195 John Cartwright, Efq. 8 , GREAT GRIMSBY—FinaI dote ...
... be is now Sir 'I homas Wood. • Major Jackfon; upon 4 promotion in , the Life Guards, by Lord Heathfield. Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, by Lord Mujgrave, upon his return from the Mediterranean. . • • Admiral Sir Ifaac Coffin, upon • his return from ...
... High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 12th day of November, 1806, 'made in a Caufe wherein Thomas White and others are Plaintiffs, and Richard Wilfon and Thomas Penrice, Executors and Devifees in truft, named in the Will of John late Lord Chedworth, ...
... ‘1;1`- Pat (hikers ot St. James's. OLb BAILEY. . . - -- - . - • • ‘. T .-- ' . : .• - • :, StEAT,Tt•S IN A, i . . Thomas Wejion, the proprietor and driver of a • coach from . London to,:k.e . w, was indided for ftealing; out of the dWell,ing-houfe ...
... where Sit Thomas Hardy 04 tabled them they Could be identified and clait'l l ,; ed; which being done, they were delivered to th e , / 0 Owners..lt ie but jultice us to Itate, that all til, ir Gentlemen who have gone down on bu(inels S 6/ Thomas Hardy, fpeAk ...
... incettantly for many hours ;' White many of the 4nglith ipe.:;tators were either idle, or mitchievoufly adive in pilfering, thefe hardy ICamen kept to their ailigned poth, alW:but for thorn the would have ipread . tkrther..• This i 9 the report made by Mr. GEORGE ...
... original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought, by his fucceflive improvements, to the hightft perfeJtoni is prepared and.foie,by .Thomas . and William Henry, cheinifls, Mancriefter. Tins agreeable perfumed iniuor, which is compoled of highly concentrated Vinegar ...
... :G hi RA LT A R : The Duke of. it eported, will !hardy go .out to his government •of Gibraltar, there being forrie reafon to luppofe that -part of.. the French army, which is entering Spain; and approaching Poi food, will.finally join the Spaniards in ...