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... ARMY CONTRACTS. _ COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Treasury Department, Nov. 1, inlt*. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Per- sons desirous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the useof the Army, vi*:— . »„_„,_„♦. BREAD.— To his Majesty's Land Forces ...
... Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. In a few days, In 2 vols, post Svo. lbs. TALES of WOMAN: designed to exhibit the Female Character in its brightest points of view. O Woman, last and best of all create, Not formed from dust, as thy presumptuous mate: But ...
... ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, Treasury Chambers, Dec. 1.1828. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons desirous of contracting to supply th efollow- ing articles for the use of the army, viz:— BREAD.— To his land forces in cantonments, quarters ...
... preceding nobleman, in whose absence ii'-on a command i the royal army, she defended Latham House, the ancient seat ol the Stanleys, With dis- tinguished gallantry against the ?? ament's army under Fairfax, sustaining a siege of more than three month- , and ...
... about 256 acres and 24 perches of land, . ' part freehold and part leasehold ; an undivided moiety of a I Freehold Estate, called the Dewdall's Hope Estate, conslst- -1 i ing of a messuage and about 1 85 acres of land, in the sevc- . ral parishes of Bodenham ...
... against the artillery behind the bridge of Waelhcm. The fol- lowing is the official account. According tn reports from the army in the neighbourhood Antwerp, skirmishes take place daily. the 21st there was very heavy firing at Waelhem. Some of the enemy’s ...
... Baker Stoney, Rector of Newport, county filayo, writes Sir,—When the Lord, In his wisdom, sees fit to send a scourge on a land for the iniquity of the people that dwell in it, it becomes those who fear his holy name endeavour to alleviate the sufferings ...
... tribute, bat' the Romans refused to take the'hides. 1 They took instead, said tlrt historian,' the beasts themselves, and the land; and when they.had got them, they wished to take the bodies of people themselves, and sell them into slavery. This was too ...
... Promotions in the Army and Navy—Commutation* since USB— complete view of the Colonies of tba British Empire, their Commerce and Shipping with Great. Britain. Ac.—State of the French Navy and Mercantile Shipping, and strength and of the French Army la IKSS—Paa ...
... altogether prohibited by the Gospel ?— 2nd. If Oaths are in then lawful, are they, as at present administered and taken In Eng- land, calculated to promote truth and justice? and are they agreeable to the religion which we profess?— 3d. If any altera- tions ...
... of Osgodby and Barlby. amount to nearly I £ '01. per Annum, exclusive of the wood land, about SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES, which Is in hand. There is also a very good landing Unco on the river ouse, attached to the estate, where vessels of ■00 tons can load and ...
... about FOUR HUNDRED VC RES of Copy hold Land In the hands of various tenants. Also, the ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE oi ASTON AB BOTTS, with a newly-built and substantial Parsonage-house, and NINETY-SIX ACRES of Glebe Land thereto belonging, Willi an annual money ...