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... that unfortunate Monarch, againft the Advice his Friends, and the Inclination and Interefl of his Subjects, would gratify his Patton for Park-making ; and accordingly let his Surveyors to purchafi Effates, and his Work men to build the WaM, at tho fame Inflam; ...
... Ftthit * f/tlfe Pititim, bun furry for * Timt, vji.ith mi tdlti this 'tr tdft myftlf. This therefore is |f»e Notice, that the Patton who laid, or ordered the Letter to'be laid there, will maUeihimfelf known to the faid Mr. Ptflir, who hereby-ptomifes td fc ...
... Kinnher, trorii Half Pay of-Gooch’s. Vickers, from Lord Geo. |s*ckville'*» Additionals. Jocelyn, from Old Buffs ditionals. Patton, from Fleming’* Additional*, hfore, from Half*F*y>‘of Agnew’s. ■ 'iV . Lieutenants Campbell, ft Lord Johq Murray’s Additional* ...
... Manflaugliter. ~On Thuriday Bali: the Afizes ended at Shrectibury, at w fact Humphrey Forclt, for breaking spen the Houfe of Mr Patton, and stealing out of a Corner Cupboard fix Cameo, was capitally convieled, but was afterwards reprieved. On Saturday lad the ...
... Shame,-it would be importable account for fome late Tranfaffions. It muff be fo; the Mind, long acculfom’d fubmit to the Pattons, may become it laft their abfolute Slave; Right may appear to her Wrong, Corruption may ufurp the Place of Confcieocct, and ...
... parities of the City Cne,h>. having feveral Le'-crs in Confequei ceor « late io this, and other News-Paper*, ttorn irveial Pattons ptopoling to undertake the Management of tuch poor: The Committee take this Meth.d ot an.weting 'uch Letters and deflating ...
... round, of the newett fashions, for Gentlenttn and Ladies; Vaitety o 'tripod end f10w..r . 4 brit deed Handketehicts of the Patton', 80. to 12 p-. r Piece ; Silk and Gauze Ilanake. chiefs, with Choice of Silk Meflin Ditto; prinNin L in.. as and Cottons ...
... abroad to coiled I rang • toady Value of so I. or thereabouts, con'fitting of a good Farm Finch in Warrington; W. Stuart in Patton, and A. Clark its your heft Endeavours to rev .e a Swarm of BCIS, they the Houle, with fufficient Outbuilding. and 57 Acres ...
... but being leaky they burnt her.—The King George, from Virginia for Barbadoes, it taken and carried into Martinico.—Tbe Re- Patton, lhact•injorr, from Peterheadfia. Dantzick, it carried into Dunkirk—The Bchon Tender. from Falmouth for Milford, war taken ...
... there to be funk in Cafe of ckfon, (who am; The Fear of a Goal, it is generally apprehended. IS a Check Difcipline ; nor (hall Patton is against to thofe Sort of People, and mould prevent their running fuch the y require or take any thing from the Need. them ...
... Battle, formed them (elves into a Square, in order to cover the remaining Part o , their Baggage, and paired the Night in that Patton. Thu King alfo remained that Night, upon the Field of Battle, with hi whole Army, and took the neceffary Mallon to improve ...
... without any confiderable Interruption from the Enemy ; but, in their Attack our Rear Guard, the Captains Rowley, Maplefden, Patton. and Eiphintlone. (comn.anding under Capt. Duff the different Divifions of the Flat Boats) waiting to embark with the Grenadiers ...