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... of the faid Billl. Mr. Grattan rnfe and laid, as he faw a Right Hon. Baronet in his Place, would lake that Opportunity of him whether the Mutiny Bill was returned I Sir Kkliard Heron haying anfwered the Negative, Mr. Grattan again alked him whether he ...
... December, ryjj, Colonel Talbot tn the Chair, Rcfolved unanimonfly. That Henry Grattan, our Firft, Lieutenant, promoted to the Captain of the Battalion. nnanimoufly, that John Phepoe, Ffq; Second Lieutenant, promoted the Rank Firft Lieutenant of the Battalion ...
... Country Shopkeepers. ne roots re this Day, Aefolved unavimonfly, That our thanks be com- muricated, in this public manner, to John Butler, £4; our Colonel, tor his conftant and indefatiga- bic attention to the welfare and advantage of the cops This being ...
... the Wearer irombeing drowned. Oiled Silk for Guffets, which prev-nts the Per- fpiration from ftaining the Clothes under the Arms atiss. ad. h. per Yard.—The Quantity for a Coat, a3. 14. iti} Each Article will be engaced, and fold on mere reatonable Terms ...
... door-keepers. aool. to Thomas Lellrange, Efq. deputy feijeant at arms. aool. John WetheraJl, for making the accounts Pot Parliament. 3001. to Paul Debars, examinator of the com pre miums. aool. John Swan, for preparing the accounts excife. tool, Henry Smith ...
... Julliccs of the Peace and for the fcidpity and Liberties, by the O.ith of John Miller, Henry;page ( John Topping, and Henry Page, for . aflaoltiag and unlawfully imurifoning him the John Miller, in Breach of his Majefty’» Peace whom you the faid Keeper are ...
... enfign, vice John Drake to be lieutenant, vice 1, , ...
... +) wer ab A ha OPY, as haar weadea. afterwarha he never loved his wife, for fhe him, thouy SPLECH of the Right Hon. HENRY. GRATTAN, Reiative to Yy Delivered in the House of 8, Friday, May 8, t789 ‘To which is annexed, A BILL to appoint COMMISSIONFRS for ...
... Natlon>were very different from what they’were when fucha CiJl was brought during the Portland Admirurtration i there was no armed Body; of Men then fitting, to conlroul Actatinir ration. Will the Gentleman lh« rivy Council origiaaling now accept from a ...
... Defendants. in the mat- HE Creditors who have proved ther Debs under a Commiffion of Bankrupt, terof John T Bleakley, a awarded and iffued againft John “Bleakley, of Bankrupt. the cityof Dublin, are defired to meet the Afligneesof the faid Bankrupt's Eftate ...
... Parkgate; the fenny, M’Mullen, from Greenock ; and the Bridget. Williams from Liverpool, with oerehandife, armed this port. Same daj. the Cardigan, Whiter from Brif-. to), with linen cloth, (ailed from hence. A letter from Oft end to Merchant in this city ...
... difobedience their public orders. Six men were Vfiderday very fcvercly ducked from the yard-arm, for having tarried after the expiratien their leave: the Maftcrat Arms of one of the fiiips, was alfo ducked, drummed round the fleet, and marched round the dock ...