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... Friday about 12,000 Men of the County of of their Forces, and all further Efforts, as their Kent, completely arm'd, were review’d on Barham- own immediate Danger, and the prefent Exigency of Downs, by the Dcputr Lieutenant of the faid Coun- Affairs require ...
... Men. The Troops at Boulogne confift of 13 Battalions and four Squadrons. The Pretender’s fecond Son, who is in that Town, review’d them the sth Inftant. Five hundred Ladders have been fhipp’d there, which are broad enough for two Men to mount a-breaft ...
... their Cannon about a Mile further up this Side the River, and propofed to mount them this Day. Yefterday the Pretender’s Son reviewed the Troops at Falkirk, which amounted to the Number of 1685 Men, and returned immediately afterwards to Stirling. Since the ...
... arrived in this City lari Night, ai.d gone This Morning the Invalides, Blyth’s Regiment. and others of the Military, were reviewed by the Right Honourable the Karl Crawford. , „ Admiral a ender arnved here lari Night, returns to cru.ze off Montrofe and ...
... cantoned fince their Return 11;. b..nt, marched Vci’.crciay into this City. lie Scoia Grays have been here about a Month,and were review’d Marthal aiiiani. They performed their F.xercife both lorlebackand on oot, with which he feemed greatly pleafed. The nine ...
... liderable length, and concludo by-moving a propou• tiou to (he effea of remitting thc Canfe hack to. the Court of Seflion to review the Interlocutors generally, with diredipos, . After a few übfervations from the Earl of Rotslvn , 7 the propOlition of the ...
... a - Portr. and 'C .- or:raining' a 13iokrapIdc.aT,Artit.le, Theological Etrays, Letters, AneCdot c Crh Catalogoe, Uliriel Review .4 New Pnbii Ohirso: of Pious Perfo:l , -, intelligence . foreign ind dornefLit, (including Proceeding 6 and Intelligence ...
... -of opinion that , Mr. Morthland, though he might not believe or fufpeet that he was loch, was a propric - - tor.- 'Upon reviewing that evidence again and again, I liatuhlf by my opihion upon all thole points, and upon the latter in particular. .I think ...
... Lords. Ali the cases tliat have been ilecide(i in the ?? courts of Westilahister-hall upon this subject were bromlglit under revieW antd' througghout the whole decisioh it v;as never iunagintd that the Courts ?? aW had- the authority to interfere with, supersede ...
... observed, het felt not tihe least ?? to the two Gentlelnen who resisted tile mnotibrt. Mr. C. then, at great lengti, took a review of the state of affairs in this eouIittry, aurl of thle onduct of Mi- nisters;.. ttll pledged himself, . if. he obhined -a ...
... well ktiown to be the mnost exteisive f buooksctlers and( publishers iD Germany. The foriner I ?? timle ago coinaetncrod a Review in the manncr |of the great Rcviews of this country, wshich nitne- t I!(liitely *ose ititii.,i h reputation. Four numbers ...
... suitable to 'the cireoillstances of his present M:aJesty call be piiduccil. You -will judgc of the rea'ois o;f my doubts fioin a review of the severel Sovereigri ot tlis kingdom. shitee the accession of -iemy Vill. to tile ThroneG . M e t was ?? nitrrie~d to ...