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... contains a'.ioul -,50c cubic feet of mea- sure-able wooel, and 6000 running feet of pit wood. The Measur- able Wood is cnl-, valnedat S d. per cubic foot, and the Pit Wood at one farthing per running foot. The Forest i-i situated with- in a mile and a ...
... before their bite idajestys of I ranee, and the whole Court of Versailles- ' HO-tS-tMANSaiI. BL-RI.EJQUm 1 Or the Humourous Disasters of the TAILOR RIDING TO BRENTFORD. For that night ouly the Miss Aoam. v 1 Dance a Grand ' Minuet & Gavotte, In cl sracttr ...
... England, the be- I nevolent Sovereign ?? trrnst iis pit l e-xc- garde. I-T assures our Ministers, thdat if they could take a peep into futurity-if they had tire sagacity to foresee the inevitrible disasters wsinch they are preparirrg for the commerce of their ...
... obliged to surrender prisoners of war on the nth of August, after being only six weeks in possession of the place. Rumours this disaster had reached England, the way Lisbon, early i December, but they were not generally credited. The London of January 27. however ...
... consternation was general thro'- where it was known .t these new lands had never appearsi ln l ' le ne without cau? great disasters to the island.â theless, two or three days having without any thing fatal occursome inhabitants, bolder than j res t, formed ...
... sal; disaster ; that they would rather tend to produce rec a tremendous and fatal crash, than to offer anv sul effectual resistance to the progress of an enemy. He concluded by opposing the bill. Y ex Lord CASTLEREAGH Replied shortly to the Pit saveral ...
... ing into the mine in our journey 1 ward, the light struck partially on the rocks which gradually xeC into darkness •, and the red fires o workmen below, throwing the b ness of the deep caverns the llr into the very hues of Erebus, p Ve such a horror to the ...
... surrender, had been received at -Washington, m and such was the distrust of the oiilitary officers in consequence of this disaster, that Mr Secretary B fc 3.noroe was to be appointed Commander in Chief in the northern district. He served as a captain of ...
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... Lkpjirisod uf .t, saild ir' pur ,stilt with a strong brc'c'e lit S.W\.-Sir 0. Provost'sdiis'patch l vi O5l (C Itil ?? of' rl e. disaster rqiil.irzedi tl laisi befitilcit General t1 1roctor's three. on its ?? Front ID)ro it, Private ?? itfront (~cI'bec, nl'tlic ...
... or other of the Quahxs or T'longues ve was almost constantly (and for the space of at' least tg eree houis) completely cov red ?? the yesty a- wav-es, whlich, indeed, th eatened to confound ie and swallo v navigation up I At times (we mean tn only ...
... from their fire : our best hope, therefore, still rests the chance revolt in the garrison, when they learn the extent the disasters which attended the enemy in France, and which must contrive to send in to them. Admiral Penrose, who is here, will decide ...