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... lo^Cll P.ItCJ. A MtjTuage or Tenement, Land! and r\ I'rt-mil'.e?.' at Kirk'.n ,-., ii in the Weft.RWini; of York id -, ; n :!;¦¦ Poilliiion of Richard-Bath, ol uhou. the Yearly Kent ul -,-/. Alf i another MeiTtiaw, Land- and PremilTt-. in the Pof- ffllion ...
... And my Neghbours of this Parish, Bear Countrymen, Halifax, Ofl. £9. MUTINIES in Armies and Seditions in State- have often broke out upon theflighte'i Occafions, an o;d Woman threw her Stool at the Parion as hewa. reading Prayers, and that was the Beginning ...
... about Forty Acrea of Land, lituatc and being in Birchworth, in the Parifli of Peniflone, and adjacent to the new Turnpike-Road be- tween Halifax and Sin ft. Id. The lliiildingt and Tan-Yartf are very commodious and Urge, and the Land it in excellent Condition ...
... General Burgoyne's army, dated the 2d Inftant, they were encamped at and Fort Edward; which place the Rebel-army, days before, abandoned, and were then retiring Saratogha. General Arnold has lately joined now commands their Northern army: He brought him ...
... Pruffiart General •L'Eftocq is \ from to Marienwerder. The Ruffian army exceed.; and expected be immediately reinforced 30,000'Coffacks. It will thus feen, from the pofition of the Ruffian army tha* has entirely abandoned the line of the Narew —It is probable ...
... trie very best Land, in a Ring Fence, with the Mills and an Acre of Freehold Land on the opposite Bank of the River ; so situated as always to sxcure the full and fret- Use of the Water; â The Mills and asnurJ! Qutrrttity of the Land are now in Lease ...
... Dardanelles, and put himfelf at & the head of 3400 troops, in ordtr to relieve the caftle of Lemnos, and after making good his landing, he marched againft the beliegers, who were compofed of Ruffians and Greeks, whom cut to pieces, feized their cannon, and ...
... FORTS, AND DEFENCES JrJSIASTOPOL, AND TUE SIEGE WORKS OF THE . . ARMIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE. ■■be Trenches Approaches. Catteries, and the present [of the French and English Armies from Balaklava to , I • also of the Streets, Public Buildings, Forts ...
... called Morten Banki, containing Seven Dayi Work of Land, or thfreabouti, now occupied by Thomas f inrpeitt ; and ilfo an Al'atment of Land, here- tofore Pirt of Morton Common, containing IA. 141*. tf Land the-e-vi-h occupied. Lot C-. An ALLOTMENT, heretofore ...
... arrived town on Friday night. Whatever blame may attach to the late order for reducing the pay and allowances to the Indian Army must be shared between the Board of Control and the Directors, dispatch can be sent to either of their Presidencies by the ...
... information of GreenY having moved with the rebel army towards Camden, and crofted the Wateree near that place; and, from the belt intelligence J. could colledt, was on his marchto Friday's Ferry the Congarees. he army under command being much want ncceflanes ...
... for he has lived to see that army in which he was himself enrolled private, and which, as he has again and again told us, knew no objects of worship but drink, plunder, and prostitutes, reformed to what the British army now is,—a body of as moral and ...