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... returnedto rene it Parltaneent. This nuimber of the Peerage carre- fpondedl with the fame proportion. The church of rleia nd; as bv law vf-abliridl, wias to be continited unraired, onilv that the Bifhops there lhould be fuli jca to convocatiors here. tIn retrofpea ...
... queltion wirh ts.e prefent fcarci~y of corn, and infilted that the claife now before the Hloufe seould have a pre. iudicial feffl upon the foreign iniportation. Mr. Pict, in reply, contended, that not one fingle bufbel of corn lels wouid be brought inmo the cottntrv ...
... the s markets flipplied with grain at the moal rea- r fionable 'rates, have had a meeting with a - 'number'of the principal corn-merchants on e that bufinefs, and the refult has been fach as - is likely io enfure a plentiful fupply, and a r reduffion of ...
... purpofe of ?? an pi Union upon the bafis fdated in the Refolutions of the tI two Houfes of the Parliament of Great Britain, corn- municated by His Majefty's Command in the Meffage ! fent to his Houfe by his Excellency the Lord Lieu- it tenent, it would ...
... as the eighth article of Union, 1, That all laws in force at the tnie of the Union, d and all Courts of Civil and Eccleflaftical Jurif- t- dicdion within the refpeqivre Kingdoms, fhall re- mnain as now by law eftablifhed; fubjced only to Y fuch alterations ...
... documents accompany. ing the fame, and the refolutions of the Parliament oA* Ireland on the fame fubjefl, be referred to a corn- mittee of the whole Houfe. The queftion being put on this motion, it was trdered accordingly. His lordfhip then rofe, and ...
... aforel'ai.. J f..r 3 view of ihe E_«ate enquire at rha Houfe-, mod other pa.ticul .irs m.y be known of Mr. GREAVES, Attorney. at-Law, inrWhtfut. April 14th, i.li_o. VENEREAL I.LINDNE3S, See. To Mr. Th U>i..r, Surgeon, No. 9 , New Brid te- rirect, Londor ...
... rathe First Place- -For themselves, .'aad recommend to all within this County, to be as spari- - a- ?? in fea disnr wiai, corn their caddie and carriage !, or- ?? -.ail that as soon as the season will adanit. they shall be sa-nt to o-rass ; aasd in he ...
... to fuperintend the Emigrants who mnay make attempts to return to France. They are delired to enforce the execu, tion of the laws againfl emigration in the %tria. eft manner, and he concludes with obferving, that the moft inflexible joeftice with ?? to ...
... to be heard by Counfel, I-le wiffied, tlerefore. to know if the Counfel were ready to attend. Mleffrs. Law and Plomner appeared at the bar. Mr. Law addreffed the Hoaife, and, in a fpfecch of confiderable lerngth and ingenuity, argued in favour of the ...
... d L i Ireland, as ihall be Peers of de eat Britain or t-e rei agited Kingdom then and bi that cafe, it ihall and F nay be lawful to C is ?? Heirs, and Such Psbrs, to create one Peer of that part of the ?? whnocton called Ireland, whenever anyrone am 1of ...
... preventing the Corn-dealers, Millers, and others concerned, from carryin- on their weeupa- don*, but also as exposing the part** guilty to severe und ex- emplary punishment. The Justices hereby also inform the People, thar no damage done to the Corn-dealers ...