... country with respect to those transactions, and it epliive i d be consequently improper to proceed without conos qtr. -r• GRATTAN said, every snbject in which Ireland ,I,: 4s ecnicerned should be considered with the most unssdipated attention, inasmuch ...

... D EFA ULTERS. SIR JOHN NEWPORT, end the PUBLIC This worthy Baronet is Very angry with Ministers 'about the public Defaulters; we are not at all disposed to be displeased with Sir John for taking up busiu,ss, as we think that those %Om are entrusted with ...

... pie; by. • clieith John, I:paid You for ytior weekly skeet, • - • Antl kiztdly I,•:ad that hungry tat. flitit yon:ve.e.atried.oz a roguish. trade, . be contented-with the hed yoti'vt! made. , Venni td.stven, ftuna vet! brought, Arm,: Sond,ay, trash too ...

... Itol:ert Curtis, Esq. '5 5 Henry Freeling - 5 5 Messrs. Witliarno , and • John liodgcsi, Esq. too o Belt, Yarmouth . 21 0 Henry Garrets, 5 5 J. E. 1-I.lquati,' Esq. 25 OE. C. Meler, 5 5 John Bauglian, Esq. 5 5 L. Moller, Esq. 31 lo George and Vulture G. Si t ...

... the (weer of Union -court, anti had two glasses of gin.; .7 t.J one, Clifford had one, she had none. We went to the Utaiaa Arms, Union-Court, and had a pot of beer. I sat hetwean them, and accidentally hit my left elbow against her, felt something hard ...

... bad their arms round each other. When he approached, the lady made way for hitt) to pass; and he thought the man was Mr. he heard no cry of murder, and if any sueh cry had been made, there was a cottage and.ibliabitants near the spot. John Bramly, a shoemaker ...

... of East Hide, Esq. Berkshire—John Wills, of Hungerford park, Esq. Buckinghamshire—Thonias Digby Aubrey, a Chilcothouse, Esq. Cambridg e and Huntingdon—anight Cooke George Mitchell, of Herningford Grey, Esq. Cheshire —John Isherwood, of Marple, Esq. Cumberland ...

... this piece becoming an established favourite. The translator should have known that the French word Marechaussi signifies the armed police, and not the Marshalseo, which excited a good hearty laugh at the ignorance of the Trans. lator. Many incidents in this ...

... County qf'Soathanoton--ir John Walter Pullen, of fl t.; John Fleming, of Stoneham rai k, esti. ; Rieliar•l'Gndtlia.l, of 'Hall-place, -Suff . ! k Robert -141,0mM, of Nation, Bart.-; Chaska &Tilers, of 114,0fee4w0e, esq.; John Thurstuu,• of Waked Weston ...

... Came down from the river and remain the Star and Castle; Lachlan, for St. Vincent's;• Deana.. rara packet, for Derriarara ; John, from. Grena-. du ; Diana, for Gibraltar ; Ltisitania, for M alta • and Martin, for Bordeaux. Arrived and remains the Egfrid ...

... ii r • Beckwith's:shop, and takingleona thence, the arms .• • b gr.kled in - tti&iiidictment; and be Said he should prove Y sa tisfactory. evidence, : that floopei! WO' present on=this te,c4stoii, armed,. and di,eectiaucl abet ong the other rob!, by whom ...

... possession of by some of the party armed with hand-grenades; others to be placed in the area, armed with blunderbusses and hand.grenades, which were to be fired, if the servants attempted any escape; another party armed in a similar manner, with the addition ...