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... had been previoufly fixed on by Lord Cornwallis as the moit convenient place. The houfe fome time ago _occupied by Colond Grattan, called Stoues, or Benfields, was to be fitted up in the molt commodious ftile for ‘ the reception cf the Princes and their ...
... Dalr-mple, John, Efq. of Dnirslgga: Drew, Mi John, Barulsilis Galloway, the Right Honourable the Ear! 01 5 Hathorn, Join, Efq. of Caftlcwigg Hawthorn, Mr Roger, C'launch Leggat, William, Efq. of Barlcckhart Murray, Thomas, at Culiiorn M'Luuchiiti, John, rhera ...
... the Houfe of Commons, Mr Grattan reprobated the war in firong terms, and dwelt greatly upon the brilliant fucceffes of the French, and the exhaufted ftate of this country. He contended firongly for the total emancipation and arming of the Roman Catholics ...
... Fxcile, Forfar John Crockat, vintner in Cupar Angus D John Duncan of Rofc-mount John Dubiefon. refiling in Montrofe William Driver, redding tlicre Thomas Dopgal, tc.-dlng there E John Erfkine of Dun Thomas Farsjubarfon, younger of ?? Major ...
... between Mr Grattan and Mr Egan ; but the Houfe having interfered, they were both put under arreit by virtue of an order from the Speaker. The laft London Gazeite contains an account of the capture of two fmall privateers by the Plymouth armed lugger and ...
... the Cir, | cuit Court at Invernefs. % At Ayr, John Reid and James Miller, weavers in Beath, accufed of robbery, and William Fulton, innkeeper there, accufed of obftruéting and deforcing a Meflenger at Arms, in the execution of his duty, were all fugitated ...
... great cenfution on Sunday by an affemblage of this kind, confilting of feveral thoufund perfons. The Volunteers were all under arms, but no mifchief enfued. The different pofts are vifited duriag the night by the Commandcr in Chicf, General Craig, (who commands ...
... t__ arisid, and with tfieir faces blackened, cams and foreibiv en- tered the houfe of. John Kennedy, of.Cuhia, Efcj. in the county of Down. They demanded only fire arms, and having taken what they cat-id find, went off >vith- out offering any-other kind ...
... their affociates, armed with fvvords. bludgeons, See. did, 011 the 19th March laft, break into the houfe of John Barr, farmer in Grvfecaftle, in the parifh of Houfton, and county of Ren-- frew, and afterwards into the room where John Barr and his wife ...
... right to fupprefs that toll : it is faid alio tbat both Sweden and Denmark are, at the inliigatio- of the Ruffian Cabinet, arming to join the confederacy again.. France. The foreign journals contain no authentic accounts from Egypt. The lateft intelligence ...
... 70 e NEWS BY TILE HAMBURGH MAIL. D (F.o0M 1e VIENNIA GAZETTE.) fTURK', Nov. 4. 'HE accounts of the progrefs of the l Turkil arms againft the rebel Pacha, Paffwan Oglu, are f till very unfavourable.- Private letters from Altorfova and Semln, of the 27th ...
... er happened to be elected, it was ufual to force liim to the Chair, lb it would be found nccellary to fend the Serjeant at Arms to compel thefe wandering Knights fo fair to take their feats ; or it was equally probable that, dazzled with the fpler ...