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... being stripped, her sex was discovered, and by order of Captain THoigrSoN. a woman was fetched on board with clothes for her; the greatest care was taken of her, and she was 'landed at Blackivall in about a fortnight. , She then. went before the QUEEN, who ...
... sporfection which Ire-Mortis ; he tnenand materials ipteasore, the estimate i Mr. C. W. WYN' keepiog op an army . 'armies of other Mr. CALCRAF thought the estimate was. After some furtl Ward, Mr. C. W. Calcraft, the moth:ft, Among other grants, provement ...
... consisting of Splot-lane, Totney. and Poolbridge Farms, with sundry other Lands, and Three Farm-houses, coutaining 669 A. 2 R. 25P. of Land, principally ox pasture and rich feeding land, nnder ;;nd by virtue of a certain contract entered into by tbe above- ...
... recommendation prosecute complices and retired into Virginia where, with his ill- : phi woman, who says she is with child, is most gotten money, lie purchased lands. Siu.ii h dijlinguish- l,t instance of consistency. But granting, for ed patriolcmx\Awoi ...
... th e Al Parish Officers of • St. artiq-in-the-fields, with deserting a young woman who • was pregnant by him, and .w,ho had. become chargeable on their parish. The young woman had sworn him to be the father of the The Magistrate asked him if he had any ...
... third, &c. Lient, - t3ollins, Flag-lieutenant to Rear,Adriiiral 'Penrose,' was dispatched also to endeavOiar to Land, and Walk to the army ; and the Rear-Aduiiral was formed, about .that: by Sir, John Hppe, Of the . progrelis made by the troops, ,and ...
... the following important paragraphs i The army is hereby informed that the Neapolitan troops, who have so gloriously fought in the Nortli, are already on theit way back to this kingdom. Thus the Neapolitan Army will not be sent any mule to fight in severe ...
... Ha- ' lifax Papers to the 19th, do away the rurnotirs, in formre 'American Papers, of the defeat and capture:. or Drurammas army ; of the falsehood of nhie l h, wi expressed our decided cent ittion from the first moment 41 . • their obtaining eirculntion ...
... The armies of Hanover and Bel,gium ! I am persuaded that Wellington, vain as he is said to be, would not accept the command of any army which England could collect In Belgium, or on the northern frontiers of France. At this time the Russian army aide ...
... nations. They are all hastening to join the armies in France. DRESDEN, FEB_ 18. Twenty thousand of our landwehr, well trained and , exercised, have just marched away. Reinforcements for the Russian and Prussian armies are continually passing thro' Saxony, by ...
... . • Mr. .eirbuthnot brought some Army Estimates, which he gave notice that .4hottld move in the Committee of Supply. Mr. Whitbread wished ; to know, at v.hal time it was likely that the general discussion of the army estimates - would collie on or whether ...
... torrents awolieu in the winter, and extremely rapid, presented the most formidable obstacles to invading army, while it afforded every advantage to army that acted ou the defensive. Here Lord Wellington conceived the plan of extending Ins conquests from the ...