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... HOUSE of COMMONS. Thursday, December 7. THE Committee for trying the Merits of the Cardigan Election reported to the Houfe, that they had found, that the Petitioner, Thomas Tonnes, Efq; was duly elected, and ought to have been fo returned ; upon which ...
... be feigned, and to come fiom Spot, to, wui too dark lee any Peribn. Mr. cante Home a tew Minutes alter with a Servant, both armed with Piftols, who were informed from the Windows of the Attempt, and of one Fellow being fhot ; wiiich Mr. Mafon and his Servant ...
... Llandifill, and David Ev.ms. of Sdian, both the county of Cardigan, drovers and co-purtners, dealeis and chapmen.—Thomas Davies, Malbach, the county Carmarthen, and John Evans, of Silian, in the county Cardigan, drovers and co-partners, dealers and ehapmen.-—Ralph ...
... Foulnefs the Blo»d. Mr. JOHN INGRAM, .Codford St. Mary, Wilts, cured a molt inveterate Scurvy of twenty Years ltanding; his Body was covered all over with Blotches and Ulcers, which fcaled off his Body like the Scales Filh. Witiufs, John Gcnner, Mr. ISAAC GOODMAN ...
... nine o’cl ck Sir John EUiot a poll-chaife near Kent Street by fingle highwayman who predated pillol money Sir John him and bid Jiim keep hi dillance the perfifting Sir fired blunderbufs off one of hi arms: cried out murder for mercy Sir John him full fatitfaftion ...
... expired before he could be got home. Cardigan Petition. — Wednefday the Committee on this Bufinefs met, purfuant to their Adjourn- ment, after being fworn in the Houfe. The Clerk read two Petitions, one from Mr. Johns, the unfuccefsful Candidate, and the ...
... Napper, of Birdham, SutTex, grazier. John Bifhop the younger, of Stroud, Glouceftcrlhire, dealer. John Gritfin the younger, of Clare-court, London, butcher. George Meinel. Maid-lane, London, Spanifh leather-dretier. John Spiller and James Fownes, of the Minorics ...
... uitian Frock, and one brown Cloth and one white Flannel and Pair of good Bucklkin Breeches. Whoever will apprehend the John Chapman alias John er, fo that he may be brought to Jurtice, fhall receive FIVE GUINEAS Reward, to be paid William Mason, of Eynefbury ...
... accounts, orders are faid to have that the (hips deftined for that detained. E.xtratl a letter from Cardigan, April 18. *' Kriday lad was executed here, john Benjamin, about vearsof age, conficted of the murder of Lloyd, He conteifcd the fad, and ♦aid it ...
... Mr. Sykes, No. 2, New-inn, London; and Mr. Jofeph Benjamin Smith, Newark.—John Dumbell, of Warrington, in the county of 1 ancaliet, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman. John Fell, noftr or laie Manchcfter, in the county Lancafter, cotton-fpinner, dealer ...
... between Mr. Grattan, the great oppofition fpeaker, and Mr. Egan, lately come about tothe Miniftcrial fide of the queltion..— The latter, alluding fo the low flature of his late friend, called him a duodecimo incendiary; whilll Mr. Grattan applied to his ...
... the Irifh Parliament, on Monday the 13th of June, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Grattan both declared for the Adjournment, in Order to give Time for the final Difcuffion ot the Subject. Mr. Grattan, on this Occahon laid, the Refolutions that have paffed the Britiflr ...