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... Burlnll Mr. John Gntfrth, of Cardigan Mr. tjoxam Koxley, Clark, and Co. Jeremiah Redwood, I sq. .. A - .. Richard Staples, the 1ir5t O.i ttubfcnption from Rurtleet, J. Rate!), K-q. from tie; Established Coopers at Rurtlcet John Hooper ...
... as 1 have already informed you, by the Committee of Donations. The six Members nominated by the Lord Lieutenant are Mr. Grattan, Mr. Isaac Cony, Mr. Henry Parnel, Mr. Edgworth, Mr, Sterne Tighe, and Mr. William Disney Mr. Corry and Mr. Eidgworth were ...
... in Parliament for Haslemerc, in tine-room Roliert Ward, Esq. now one of the Lords the Admiralty. __ DUCHY OF LANCASTER. Lord John Thynne informed the House that his Jdajesty had been nailed on with their Address, am) that he was directed to acquaint his ...
... Mr. Samuel Brooks, No. 110, Strand ; Edward Langley, Esq. No. 19, Edgwareroad; Mr. Win. Rogers, No. 136, Oxford street; Mr. John rjrant, No. '2( , St. Maitin's-le-Grand ; Mr. Samuel Miller, Skinner street; and Mr. Wm. Sturch, No. Stanhopestreet, Clare-market ...
... and to prevent the disturbance of the public peace in Ireland. Sir John Newport was desirous to know what period the Act was to be in force. Sir A. Weu.esi.ey replied seven years. Sir John Newport said he would object to the petiod, as it should be an annual ...
... calling outfbr Partrick’s day whenever God sate the King is played, and calling out ?* groan for ike memory of Nelson,“ Grattan—the j(n|pprtal nu-Mtoty Lord Edward Fitzgerald,” &c. Such proceedings have been long considered as strong indicat of the turbulent ...
... VM.. !^ntie t, Cuvcnd Ai 'quare, sinal PAKCKIe, P.ctwre, the arms «f gent lent aiso a sheet Parchment, with it and wntinar. VVli fonixi. am! will bung the same as above, I receive GUINKA vard ...
... by. J. Brown and Sons, op Messrs. HankCy ami Co. for 60 7 0 Manchester, 3769, Feb. 14, at two months after date, payable to John Speucer, drawn by Chadwick and Co. Messrs. Clugh, Cnilinson and Co. for . 0 has found the said Pocket-Book, and will brin» ...
... Barracks, the Bnilei'-meptipnea .Counties and Islands:—Aklimey, Anglesey, Bedford, Berks, Berwick, Brecon, Bucks, Cambridge, Cardigan, Carp anon, ciiesu r, Cornwall, (including Scilly) CirtolrerUnd,' Denbigh, Derby, Devon, Dorset; Durham, Essex-, Flint, Glamorgan ...
... shots, Mr. Allen was wounded in the leg, but not dangerously. A match is made between Walker, Esq. and Mr. John Edwards for 1000 guineas. John Edwards backs his brother, Brudnell Edwards, against the pedestrian Pollard, the Lanvashifcman, 20 miles Common ...
... Alphea, Hardy, aecnvater/ Apelles, Derwent, Oberon, Echo, Zepinr. Mary hired armed cutter. Speculator and foikstone hired armed luggers, cruize—Arrjvtd the Gambler hired armed cutter, from Flushing. Sheebness, Dec. 20.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Mercurius ...
... Smithfield Market, praying that the parlies heard by their Counsel against the Bill, which were ordered to laid tile table. Mr. Grattan presented a petition front certain insolvent debtors, praying that the 37th the King should amended, relating to insolvent ...