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... are many from 16,000 to 18,000 mountaineers willing to accept arms from the Allies, were not for Ibrahim’s army lying between them. Already from 9000 to 12,000 have been supplied with arms. The Bellerophon and Revenge are stationed off tbe Bahr-el-Kelp ...
... Peerage, the title ot Baron Beanmont, as the lineal descendant of John Baron Beaumont, who sat in parliament in the reign of King Henry the Sixth; also tile ueveral appointments of John Jeremie, Esq. to be Captain General and Governor in Chief of Sierra ...
... 1612-1651 Godwin l)e PtCMillbos. ?l O. Richardhon. 2 veils. Cantab. 1743. (iuillim’s Heraldry, portraits, and many of the Costs of Arms coloured the late possessor, russla, 1724. History Kent 4 uncut, Cnntrrb. 1778-99. Field's nible. plates Hollar, vols. russia ...
... with that quantity Michaelmas next. Further uartlcolars may had on application to Mr. John Mima, on the Premises; John Colley, Esq. Cosaey, near Norwich: Mr. John Cook, Stifford, near Romford, Essex; or to the Auctioneer, Theatre Street, Norwich. CHINA ...
... Errol, K.-T. Norroy King Arms, Clarenceux King at Anns Francis Martin, Esq. Joseph Hawker, Esq. Lord Privy Seal, Lord President the Earl of Clarendon, Council, G.C.B. Marquis Lansdowne, K. G. Two Sergeant-at-Arms, Two Sergeants at Arms, Wearing their collars ...
... hostings; that procession, Mr. Harris, and the plaintiff, walked arm in arm near blr Alexander on their way to the place of nomi. on .i return Sir Alexander and the plaintiff walked' arm in arm. The article complained of contained the following passage:—“ln ...
... might advance upon oor position, from the northward, and secures a safe point for the mountaineers concentrating and receiving arms, which they have already done In great numbers, and press forward for more, with every disposition, apparently, to make a good ...
... l; Ward. Rev. R J Baker. P. W.. Dalton, Rev. 8. N.. Calas-coilfge Pardell, C., Birch, P. E.. Brown, J. L.Tburlow Rev. John, St. John’s-college; Sinnson. P* Corpus Christl^oilege; Surtees, R. Tboriew! L., Triuity-college. We understand that Mr. BlggawUl ...
... tributary sovereignty over a distant province ofthe Ottoman Empire, of which the weakness of its government and the victorious arms of his Son, had enabled him to take an usurped indeed but still a firm military possession. The awful devastation which has ...