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... the Pretender's two Sons floeuld be lUnt out of France. E. P. As Letters that came by the fall Mail from llo'land, to fcveral Gentlemen of the Army, mike no nicotine of General Ligonier's Death, it is generally concluded that he is well. EP. Oa Saturday ...
... Lieu tenants Jones and Osborne, both belonging to the Army when the former was killed on the • Spot, and rhe other dangeroufly wounded COUNTRY NEWS. Gloucejier, Feb. 21. We hear from Ludlow, that Woman of Clunton, near BifhopVCaftle, who had three Children ...
... Defcription given thole Perfuns that robbed the Pedlar Woman near Beaconsfield, and afterwards Bripped her naked, and threw her into a Ditch, They will l-e c mtinued for feme Time, that the Woman robb’d Ihould come to the Gaol, Ihe will have an Opportunity ...
... wnl bs Cocking for j and •, tt_: day laft Sarah Matthews, Woman near Fourl'core, brought a man about twenty-five before -Mr- Fielding, and charged her with IcvcraJ valient Broiler. The young Woman in her defence, that the old one had taken away her Husband ...
... Sailor who had been ll forward the Information, leaping overboard, to get clear of the Man of War was drowned before he could Land. Schajfhoufcn, April 12. According to our aft Letters from Turin, the King Sardinia had font Orders to Nice, and the other ...
... intended to let upon with great F(>rce, having for thus Purpufe alfcmbled an Army of ic,cco Men, which has been joirt-d 800 trench and Cypats. That he had left rhe Command of this Army and the Direclion ( the Enferprize to the French; and that had lent Exprels ...
... leapt into the Sea Notwithftanding the great Diftance from the Shore, and the other Hard (hips they had druggie with, they landed the »ait Frazil, whence they got to Portugal and ’ris from Lisbon they have lent tnis Account their Dilatter. Several Prcfents ...
... Ptofii the Evening-Posts, &c. Nov. SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, 03ubir r. They write from Glafgow, that a Woman was incarcerated there, (or giving Potion to another Woman, which (lie laid would effcftually cure her of Tome Malady (he complained of, bur in a few Hours ...
... found, Improvement then employs the Mind, And Spears are into Plow-(hares ground: The Soldier now Safety brought, Manures the Land for which he* fought. R T. Hail bled IRENE, Hofpitable Shore. Faelion (hall ne’er divide her Subjects rhore, Peace o’er the ...
... June 12, 7 J*- I Landed at Fort Sr. David’s the 14th of March and marched at the Head a Detachment ours the 17th, before I had Lime land any of Thing*. The Keafon of marching loon was tothe Relief of this Place that was by numerous Army. 1 was lucky enough ...
... cut R fon.e which are near Miles in Length, and that too in a Country which Cornwall, Dcrbyfhire, Cumberland, and it eftmore land, arc perfect Carpet Ground. Kav, determined where the Her rots to have good Roads at any Price, (.a Circumftancc which our ...
... Enemy very much, and forced them to retreat into a hollow- Way ; upon this Major I awrence drew off his Men, and join’d the Army that Night. In this Action tile Enemy led above 500 Horfes, befides A Dam Cawn, a Man great Intereft in the Country. was lo>n ...