A Series of Letters, Discovering the Scheme Projected by France, in MDCCLIX, for an Intended Invasion Upon England with Flat-bottom'd Boats ...: To which are Prefixed the Secret Adventures of the Young Pretender ...author and sold, 1767 - 268 Seiten |
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... PARTICULAR CASE of the AUTHOR , In a MEMORIAL to his late Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND . By OLIVER MAC ALLESTER , Esq ; VOL . I. LONDON : Printed for the AUTHOR ; and fold by Mr. WILLIAMS , Fleet - ftreet ; Meff . RICHARDSON ...
... PARTICULAR CASE of the AUTHOR , In a MEMORIAL to his late Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND . By OLIVER MAC ALLESTER , Esq ; VOL . I. LONDON : Printed for the AUTHOR ; and fold by Mr. WILLIAMS , Fleet - ftreet ; Meff . RICHARDSON ...
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... be forgot . - See the Appendix at the end of the 2d volume , giving an account of the particular fums raised and applied by the city of London on this eritical occafion . rifings , or appearance of rifings , in any refpect [ 30 ]
... be forgot . - See the Appendix at the end of the 2d volume , giving an account of the particular fums raised and applied by the city of London on this eritical occafion . rifings , or appearance of rifings , in any refpect [ 30 ]
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... particular tran- factions as have fome connection with what is to follow , and which may be worthy your obfervation , and public atten- tion , and have not been made public . * Lady Ogilvie , and others , who followed the army ; fhe was ...
... particular tran- factions as have fome connection with what is to follow , and which may be worthy your obfervation , and public atten- tion , and have not been made public . * Lady Ogilvie , and others , who followed the army ; fhe was ...
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... particular perfons on this occafion , and fubmitted to their advice , and every thing they faid . Edinburgh was not a place of fafety now for him to retire to , and of course he took a long and lasting adieu of that city . Many of the ...
... particular perfons on this occafion , and fubmitted to their advice , and every thing they faid . Edinburgh was not a place of fafety now for him to retire to , and of course he took a long and lasting adieu of that city . Many of the ...
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... particular friends with her , in whom she could confide , and on whom she could depend , to keep her company . You will now be furprised to think where he went to , and you may very reasonably think , that , in her situa- VOL . I. G ...
... particular friends with her , in whom she could confide , and on whom she could depend , to keep her company . You will now be furprised to think where he went to , and you may very reasonably think , that , in her situa- VOL . I. G ...
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Seite 49 - For he who fights and runs away May live to fight another day ; But he who is in battle slain Can never rise and fight again.
Seite 97 - If you shall spare any guilty of this crime, God's curse light on you and your posterity; and if I spare any that are found guilty, God's curse light on me and my posterity for ever...
Seite 151 - I'd be a Dog, a Monkey or a Bear, Or any thing, but that vain Animal, Who is so proud of being rational.
Seite 97 - Italian custom should be introduced among us! Therefore, my lords, I charge you, as you will answer it at that great and dreadful day of judgment, that you examine it strictly without favour, affection, or partiality. And if you shall spare any guilty of this crime, God's curse light on you and your posterity! and if I spare any that are guilty, God's curse light on me and my posterity for ever!
Seite 175 - ... time before obtained his liberty. He then told me, he •would order a good fire in the room, and wood, defiring me to let him know when I wanted any thing. Going to the room, where I was to lie, conducted by this captain, I found a candle •and a good fire burning, a table, two chairs, and a tolerable bed. for fuch a place. An elderly man, an under-ofHcer of the houfe, came in and put on a pair of fheets. On their going away, the captain locked me up with as much...
Seite 97 - My lords the judges, it is lately come to my hearing that you have now in examination a business of poisoning. Lord! in what a...
Seite 169 - Cafting my eyes about, as foon as the coach ftopt, and not feeing any perfon in the great court, nor at the doors or •windows of any of thofe buildings, but every thing with an appearance of retirement and tranquillity, I inftantly concluded it to be a convent, or the palace of fome archbifhop, or other perfon of diftinguifhed rank in the church. Getting out of the coach, the Swifs came dire&ly to us.
Seite 173 - ... reflection, I had the confolation to think, I had neither faid or done any thing to give offence 1 was now impatient to look at the paper given me by Buhot, which I had as yet found no opportunity to. do in private. In the fame breath, I was defirous to have farther difcourfe with the noble captain, and afked him, who thofe people were that I had feen, at coming in, drefled in fo particular a manner ? He told me, they were a few of the prifoners, who behaved well, who had been a long time confined,...