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... charadter, which he did until he had got fufficient bail for his future conduit, and infilled on his bail bringing in what arms were in the hands of the people in that country not qualified to carry them, before he would fet him at liberty.—Accordingly ...
... Lieutenant John Par How to be Captain Qt 1 few days ago at Greenock from a axl loners vice John Callow. Lieutenant William poftage anioUnted about . 301. llerling. This I - Lor Stormont ofed t e claofe as exceed Wadetobe Captain Lieutenant, vice John Parf- ...
... Tickets in Parcels, PO RT NEWS. arrived. Sept. 18. Endeavour, John Martin, Lilbon, wine, &c SAILED. King, and Prince of Wale*, paffengers. Ferret, JohnEuin, Liverpool, goods. Cendant Trader, John Thomas, Larne, do. 14 veffels in ballad. —Wind Wed. High Dublin ...
... employed in their room ; and the whom the city had given arms deli'trtii them up on Saturday lad. From Haerlem hy write, that they have received orders from :o difarm the citizens, and to depofite •t arms the Hotel de Ville. L. 0 N DON, Oilober 27. Governmfnt ...
... Counfellor Dunn, Mr. Doyle, Sir John Blaquicre, Mr; Saunderfon, Mr. Egan (the new Member for Ballynakill) Sir Harry Kartftongc, Mr. Howard, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Browne of the College, Mr. Curran, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ponfonby, Mr. Grattan, the general ground, that a ...
... other Houfe, was at the inilance of, Part within the Circular Road. Mr, Bufhe, Mr. Griffith, Sir John Blaquiere, Mr. 1 Curran, Mr. Ponfonby and Mr. Grattan, withdrawn, in order to make it the fubjeft of a fepa rate bill, without endangering the prefent ...
... Hon. John Monck Mafon, in retribution of his fervices as Chairman of the Committees of the Houfe. Seconded by Sir H. Cavendifli—and agreed to nem. con. Mr. Grattan moved, that the fum of aool. be granted to Mr. L’Eftrange, Deputy Serjeant at Arms, in ...
... inferted. Tin* time to time, fuch Arms as lhall appear necefiary to be read third time to-morrow. Adjourn- next month.—Ordered. amendment was adopted, and the chairman refor the improvement of the laid tow-path or ed. I Mr. Grattan moved, that the proper officer ...
... the King of arms, from thofe fprang arch whofe center was Thomas M ; Mahon, carpenter. —In Corn-market, 'nt in the capacity of courier into Sweden, at an interell of four and a half per adorned with a brilliant and fplendid crown; Mr. John Beaghan, hofier ...
... the Lord Lieutenant has appointed Samuel Hayes, Efq. of Durmboc Caftle, Governor of the county of Donegal. gang of footpads, armed with piftols, attacked a Mr. Giany, of Birr, laft Wednefday evening, on the road between Kildare and Monaf- and robbed him ...
... the Jury, and the aggreflbrs be John Coates> Efq . Treafurer, acknowledges brought to juftice. . . . . the receipt of tool, (lerling, from Mrs. Letitia It appears, by the information of the dying Bfll]four> the handB of John Ladeveze> Efq>) PV > lre ...
... the fecond reading oft the 25 th of May inftant. ;* * Mr. Grattan prefented the bill for appointing Commilfioncr* inquiring into the ftatc of tit cs, which being read a firft time, Mr. Grattan went minutely into a (late of the difficulties under which ...