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... and Mr Grattan went to Holy- head, in confequence of their alterca* tion, and there fought in the .church- yard, Mr Grattan fired firft, and lodged a ball in Mr Flood's body above the hip bone. Mr Flood then fired and hit Mr Grattan in the right arm. Mr ...
... manner. The Jury, after confukatiou uf forty minutes, relumed the follow vcidtit James Quigley, GUILTY. Arthur O’Connor, John Minns, John Allen, Jeremiah Leary.— A *r (jot ty. Silence tlicn proclaimctl Court, Mr. Juliicc Bullcr obfetved, tliat there war ...
... Thorney, Abbey. 4. The South View of Cardigan Caftle, See. to'' Priory. 5. The Weft View of Starflour Abbey, in the Courtty of Cardigan. 6. The Eaft View of Aberyfturth Caftlc to Aberyfturth in the County of Cardigan. Printed for T. Carnan and Co. at No ...
... ft. before the Rev. Henry Zouch, the Rev. diaries Cooper, D. D. John Blaydes, Henry Wickham, John Beckett, and Pemberton Milnes, Efq. the following prifoners took their trials, viz.?John France, charged with dealing two pairs of cotton dockings from Mr ...
... too ludicrous to give affront, to make apology to HCWar GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan remains in Dublin for three days, and be heard of at Kcam’s Hotel, Kildarc-ftrcct.” In confequcnce of this note Mr. Grattan was on the 21 ft, put under an arreft by Mr. Sheriff ...
... Particulars enquire of Mt.Midgttyj of Harwood. John Butterworth, Engraver, In the Bull and Bell Yard, in Briggate, Leedes, ENGRAVES all Sorts of Bills, Shield- Plates,. Steel or Iron Stamps, Coats of Arms, Crests, Clock-Faces, and all other Kinds of Engravers ...
... Mickworth. Cardigan, John Campbell, Efq. Cternsrven, Glyn Wynn, Efq. Cornwall. Sir Wm. Lemon, Hart, and Edw. Eliot, Efq. Devifn, Sir J. T. Long, and Charlei Garth, Efq. Danwkb, Sir Gerard vanncck, and Barne Barne, Efq. Dover, John Trevannion, apd John Henniker ...
... Hare John Cairick Slcnitt OutraimA Lambert Croflc, Efcrcet A Co. Wm. Brown John Fcrraby Peter J. Wm. Sedgwick Geo. Wilfou John Wilfon Geo. Crols A Sort Briggs A Levctt Jof. Haworth John Storm Tho. Riddell Ogle A Fci Thorn.on, Tho Neibitt ...
... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...
... Leeds and Lord Cardigan, and a new Road on the Eift, containing J LotV A PARCEL LAND the Road from Lofthoufe-Gate, Ling- well-Gate, bounded Eaft and Weft by Tho- maeColdweU's Allotment, and fuhjeCt to ° * 35 an Occupation-Road through it to John Web- Iter's ...
... Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, drover. 27, Sept. 1, and 29, Guildhall. liarlcs Booth, Stockport, linendraper, Sept. 4, 5, and the Golden Ruck, Mancheftcr. John Crowtlief, t.f Leeds Augnft 31, Sept. (, 2Oj «J>e Old Kins’? Arms, Leeds, Fei jainin, Keimett ...
... deceaied. Capt. John Forbes, of the regiment foot, to be Capt. the 7th regiment of foot. Capt. Theodore Haul tain, from half-pay, to be Capt, in the 37th regiment foot. Lieut. John Glover, to be Adjutant to the regiment foot. The Rev. Mr. John Currey, to be ...