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... h and’ ufggr'yn‘g’d_sln;;��ngeq at ‘cuiv?fi liis “new re- l imentals. St o e ' Thisdag. the. 3 regiment of fogt-gusrds were reviewed by his Royal Hifinebxfmh of (glouccdu.‘ naw their I Colonel, on the Parade in St. Jamev's Puik; previoysorders having beeo ...
... lefs natural than neceflary, the Author through the Whole difcovering a good Heart, and is an Advocate for the Fair. CriTicAL REView., Thi S, | e~ s & THOSE unhappy Pertons who Isbour under any Diforder, for A which they can fiad no Removal, may meet with ...
... lefs natural than neceflary, the Author through the Whole difcovering a good Heart, and is an Advocate for the Fair. CriTicAL Review, Q be let for a 2 Term of Years, and entered wpon immediately, T the Houfe and Farm lately belonging to Mr. John Black ef ...
... natura)' than geceflary, the Author through the Whele difcovering 'a good'Heatt; andis an’ Advocate for the Fiir. ' ‘ CriTi¢ AL Review: T}iE Creditors of Edward Lucas of Mahag in the County of Armagh, Eig; are requefted to fend a particular Agcount of their ...
... natural than'mecelMary, the Auihor through the Whole difcovering a good Heart, and is an’ Advicate for the Fair. CriTicar Review, ISANC WALKER, Son of Abraham” Walker of Rich-liili, who lately tranfaled Bulinefs for Medrs. Davys and Jeguirgs of ‘ Dllblilli ...
... lefs natural than neceffary, the Author through the Whole difcovering a good Heart, and is an Advocate for the Fair, CriTical Review. TO BE L ET, ROM the firt} of May next, the Dwelling-Houfe in Skipper’s- Lane row occupied by James Kenley, Apothecary, Far ...
... Venctian Dalmatia bave joined the impoftor. sod fi M(mttn!gfim. ’ oei !‘J 010 wet ,n 29;._3'71. | We'liear there will be a grand review of the horfé ad foot guards, next month, by IfiPMujefly/oaPut‘ém mon, ; I LY I e Amiong the many boufes, of .perfoans of dithnflh*' ...
... of Cumberland, Sir James Lowther way ¢d alone, Mr. Curwen refufing to be joined ‘Mh tlsalsl cmh:plieu;e’nz. St is Majefty reviewe corge ].w of foot F?n :dondcny latt at Wefl-fiE:::‘H not on Finchley-Common, as mea yeflerdyy, The yo k’mnwho was the profecutriy ...
... will fave the fkive und Fves of many m‘nu , thefe gads being mol hurtful and deftrudtive em. Next Menday General Dilkes will review the regiments f horfe and foot on Dublin duty, in his Majefty's deer ark Pheeniz ; and, in a few days after, theflo will be ...
... Cumberland '):a veral General officers, Nobility, and foreiga Ambafl'-c;orearrived at anbledon'Common about eight o'clock . :’ reviewed the three regiments of Guards. The 'cvie“', Wn 1 extremely fine, the eight battalions, with g a;. catoon, EsblEd P(‘hc awtack ...
... Sir William Boothby, was reviewed the Pheenix park by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ; he appearance of the regiment was very much to the fuisCallion of his Excellency and 21l the general officers pre“nt. Alter ghe review Sir Willism Boothby, and ...
... Metnoirs of Lerd Baltimere. and Pamily. Adven ures of Sir William Wentworth, very interefting to_the Reader.” ‘An impartial Review of new Publications, with Remarks. = Pacli ‘and Wilkes compared, &ec.,. Printed.for R, Baldyia, No. 47, in Paternofter-Row ...