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... wishes to meet wi*.!i a Widow Lady about her own age, who niav he in similar circunistancs, and pos- sessing a liberal mind to unite with iie-r in the i \PE.NCES of a genteel sized house, with pc-rhajis a small girtiea; they will thereby !>• enabled to enjoy ...
... ?? ' f ,j^i; ; , ta te, Specimen, of Ore, &c. vim can is^ZZZ. — UOL^K, Sepl. 5, 1810. — The f-r ?? rtflfltircdor'oftfc'* United Company of Merchant* rr ?? rraiiiu to the !*«S Indies, do hereby give notice, •' ' ,hi(i..nrtt'rlv''eii.Tiii Court appointed ...
... rect. Adelphi ; orto the Pub- ic.i regularly erery Saturday . lock in the afteruodn. — Sui^i ad :»f all the Newsmen, and lie United Kingdom. — Price lIN and BELTS.— Com. It October, 1810.— Such Per- u; wilh tiie ?? y ia B h LTS complete, may ic- •it this ...
... ■'* -.■ at th-- Hustings I flatterniyr- ?? tin! the present is not a eontcst ?? contest foi every thing lout «■ wear ?? ?? irishmen. w!i»lb. r the Freeholders uectanle County ?? have the unbiassed ?? !**il iameut a Representative of their .„' ?? viiiu- ...
... iioiisekeeper's rot.m, butler's patllry, ser- vants' ball, kilclien, scullery, and every domestic convenience. The situation unites the advantages oi a (own and country resi- dence, ln-isig cistatit from the metropolis only 11 / miles, and surrounded by ...
... FrifUs. Whole, Half,, ai.T Quarter Chests of Oranges or Lemons packed wftll the finest fruit for town, or -toy part oftfce United Kingdom. Apply to Me«rs. Levy arid Saluyn, 3^. Oxford-street* and 86, Piccad ill y . -TiR'A NGE and LEM ON TRK KS, Jessamine ...
... and lo have its' name held up lathe same execration as had been branded already by the Legislature o_ such Clubs as the United Irishmen, Ihe Corresponding Soci- eties, and others of the snme kind— tlie Spenceatt Society was one descrying every mark of i ...
... by the Member of the Orange A-Sociatioi. went on to declare, that the individual had never belo?g.d' to the society of United Irishmen; had never been bound' tt> any Society by oaths of secrecy. It bound the party to'ti- .faitbful to all Orangemen in all ...
... in the North of Ireland. From Dublin lo Banlry Bay he was not aware that a Roman Catho- lic had been found among the United Irishmen. The plot had been formed by Protestant conspirators, but too soon after- wards Roman Catholics came into it. The Catholics ...
... popular clamour imputed to them motives to which ihey were strangers. He wished to see Ireland without Orange Societies and United Irishmen. The House divided, when the numbers were : — For the Motion 32 Against it 48 Majority 16 To. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ...
... question as worthy ofthe consideration and debate ofthe House as any that occupied its attention. It was not interestin«- to Irishmen only; but to every man who claimed the protection of the British laws. This subject claimed peculiar gravity, because it ...
... whether it wotdd malesiaji-. _Lssi .* Spain. On the contrary, he beiieved that it would temt lo unite the French people. n the contest much more than they were united at present. Holding these opinions, he adinitie'' _»-.'* Wa ...