...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct — and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...freedom of the borough, in terms of glowing praise, as stated in the Plymouth papers. On General Hill's arrival in England, in the beginning of the year...

...of that place ; and, as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated from their recol. lection, the body corporate convened a meeting in 1811, and unanimously voted him the freedom of the borough. The general had not been many days in London before he was directed to bold himself in readiness for...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct ; and, as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...freedom of the borough, in terms of glowing praise, as stated in the Plymouth papers. On his arrival in England, in the beginning of the year 1809, he...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct ; and, as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...freedom of the borough, in terms of glowing praise, as stated in the Plymouth papers. On bis arrival in Eng> land, in the beginning of the year 1809, he...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct — and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...freedom of the borough, in terms of glowing praise, as stated in the Plymouth papers. On Major-General Hill's arrival in England in the beginning of the...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct — and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...recollection, the body corporate convened a meeting in 181 1, and unanimously voted him the freedom of the borough, in terms of glowing praise, as stated...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct: and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated!...in the beginning of the year 1809, he found himself appointed Colonel of the 3rd Garrison Battalion ; and about the same period he became possessed of...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct — and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...convened a meeting in 1811, and unanimously voted him the freedon of the borough, in terms of glowing praise. On General Hill's arrival in England, in the beginning...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct ; and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...in the beginning of the year 1809, he found himself appointed Colonel of th3 3rd Garrison Battalion, and about the same period he became possessed of Hardwieke...

...mayor and corporation with an address, expressive of their cordial approbation of his conduct; and as a proof that his proceedings were not obliterated...freedom of the borough in terms of glowing praise. On Geneial Hill's arrival in England, in the beginning of the year 1809, he found himself appointed Colonel...