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... to be provided with proper arms one pound gunpowder, and four pounds of ball leait. C~O U N T RY E W S. Bath, M*y .7- Arrived here, Lord Willoughbyand lady, Lady G. Fitzroy, LaiyLlark, Sir Thomas Champneysand lady, Sir John l.)elaval and lady, Captain ...
... every part America: in this tit it a lion i g find vie lent propofals meeting wiih univerfal approbation . j he whole city is arming, and removing the n llri'iig ps-fs about oft, a camp will ionised ; all probability the cities on the fea-coall a'e devoted ...
... burnt out without tlie Trail 1 befidci fire fhould happen which experiment be much difficulty 1— the other armed nait armour ex pence called arming this fuflkient any iccurity for prevention of well refix fhould ho 1 Iccurity introduced into any boufe already ...
... may be etfiecfed without much difficul- ty . — the other was on .111 apartment armed with lefj than half the armour and expence of what may be tailed the i nrnpleat arming of an houfe; this ap- peared lufficient, in any reafonable lecurity, for the prevention ...
... Mi per f-ri torthwiih thtir arms t f from 1 fuck JJm IUm$t ifcrc of any than of cnnrfiitn Aid of fgnoiance of ufni it I Mcfcnts proclaim not all their lhenmts in and perfon itli n or in vj 4u: fovernmeM f a likewMe :kc arms mall wife rti conceal fuch or ...
... Died.— At Briftol, aged 10, John Delaval, Efq, fon of Sir John Huffty Delaval, Bart.— At Swanfea in Glamor- ganfliirc, Mrs. Jane Matthews, widow of Frtfiklin Mat- thews, Lf.).— ln the 76th year of his age, the K-v. John Ratclitfe, D. D. upwards of \t ...
... Great-Britain in all other cafes: But after Ibme debate the motion was totally rejected, by 11} to 11. The petitioner for Cardigan, Thomas Jones, £fq; is declared duly elecled, and not Sir Robert Smith, the fitting member. Wtilntltl.iy the until ult. the ...
... St the Aurora fm Carnarvon— Eluabeth and the Refiner for St Ives Cardigan t Cardigan Ladv Charlotte Liverpool the Sallv Barnltap ’ Watchet Charming Molly Bleffing Amt and Mary Cardigan— The Edward That a confiderable number of the rebels having ap-above ...
... beautiful Painuug Piates which has excited admiration ol Icei them ! 1 Sicilies was Mr Jact fur 1 r Council corporation” John Dubin Bnltol as John Weare and Philip Lfqs Sheriffs the year uelday lalt the meeting the gentlemen at in Crewkerne moft paint gown ribbons ...
... lienry John Kearney, efq; to Lady Augulta Brydgc-s, filter to hi* Grace the Dukeof Chandos.— The Key. Mr. Watkins, reflor of Wefton- undei -Ptnvard, in Herelord&ire, to Mif* Hill of »toae-houft — Duo. The Hon. Mil's Trevor, only child of John Lord Trevor ...
... Wilfon Thomas and Lilly 1 Mr John Hall Mr James Garfed Mr Nock Mr John Smith Mr Thomas Garfed Mr John Cotton Mr Harding Mr John Gould iohn Cockbum Efq drs Eliz Leigh D per S Whitchurch Mr Thomas Hobbs Sam King Aflon Mr William Prieft Mr Jofias Cooke Mr ...