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... of the Curve clefcribed by the Moon. VI. Fate of the Indemnifying Bill, and IMpeachment of the Duke of Leeds in 1694, VII. Review of the Du:chefs of Marlborough's Account of ' her. Condu& continued. Affair of Dunkirk. VIII. Sele& Eilays from the Papers ...
... Cops. in Courland, the Body of Forces lately drawn together in Livonia, or the new Army about Kiow, which the Ernprefs is to review in Perfon, and the Command ( f which is not difpoled of, we cannot affirm. Baron Berenclau, who is fortifying the City of ...
... Pembroke, is, ordered up from Worcefterfhire, to be review'd by his Majefty, and embark for Flanders. Yefterday Lieutenant , General Honeywood's and Sir Robert Rich's Regiment of Dragoons were review'd on Kew-Green by his Majeity, who was 'there by eight ...
... being appointed Cofferer of his Majefty's Houfhold. On Thurfday his Majefly review'd on Kew Green, Col. Ponfonby's and Col Bligh's Regiments of Foot from Ireland. After the Review they marched in order for Embarkation. We hear that Admiral Matthews, with ...
... went to the Houle of Peers. Tuefday the Third and Fourth Troops of Horfe- Guards, and the Seconds of Norfe-Grenadiers, were review'd by the Right Hon. tho Earl of Albemarle, and had their Militiry Caps deliver'd to them.. Sittings appointed in Londbn and ...
... 000 of the Indians. We hear that the Hon. William Poultney, Efq; will be created a Peer of the Realm. , Yellerday his Welty review'd on Kew-Green the Itegiments commanded by Brigadier-General Huske and Colonel Onflow, after which they march'd in order to ...
... lioners. • Morning the Scotch Greys were revibw'd on Kew-Green by his Majetly; The Hone-Guards intended for Flanders - , to be review'd by his Majeily in Hide-Park on Vtrethtelday next, Orders having been given for that Purpof:?.. To fupply the Want of 1-4'orrage ...
... Majefty, the Prince of Wales, the Duke, and a great Number Of Perfons of Quality . and General Officers, were in Hyde Park, and review 'd the four 't roops of Life-Guards, and two Troops of Horfe Gretadiers. This Morning the laft two Troops of General Campbell ...
... for the Receptiort of a Perfon of very high Quality, who is to come thi:ther from Germany. • , • On Saturday, when his Welly review'd (on Kew Green) Major General' Hawley's Regiment of Dragoons, and the Royal Regiment of North Britifh Dragoons, commonly ...
... Hertford, the King's own Regiment of Herfe, commanded by the Eat o 1 Pembroke, and Major General I,igoner's Regiment of Hone, was review'd by his Majeity on Hcuflow Heath: They were Ordcr'd to be under Arms by Five o'Clock in - the Morning. His Majeliy has been ...
... ilhifterot4 Perfons againft rejeeting the indemnifying Bill. there Reafons, in three Letters to a Gentleman in the country. VI., Review of the-D----fs of Marlborough's C,ondu& con'ended. VII, Sele& EfTl,ys from the Papers. Confiderations on the of faiking.thetinnen ...
... has confequently obliged him to pofipone the Publication of it. But to make amends for this Delay, I do promice upon this Review' and Examination of the Work, to improve it greatly both in its -Speculative and Praaical Parts to fuppLy what I find omitr ...