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... the reknine Bj'hopj v always « Sd for Deceiver, and therefore never would truft him: Whereupon he . threw himfclf into the Arms of France, and « was become Dominus Mum under de « For this Embaffador expeded to have * done Wonders his Affiftance what he ...
... 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 ...
... brought on another converfution ; during which, Mr Serjeant Watfon, Mr Duncombe, Sir William Young, Lord Frederck Campbeli, Sir John Sinclair, Mr Shaw Stuart, Mr M¢Dowall, Sir Adam Fergu | fon, Colonel Macieod, &c. were up, feveral times. Mr Pirt and Mr Ryder ...
... rights. He was not very old, and yet he remembered Ireland a child. He had watched her growth ; from infancy (he grew to arms; from arms to li- ttrty. She was not now afraid of the French ; Ihe was not now afraid f the Englilh ; lhe was not now afraid of ...
... general ftatement to be laid before his Majefty. - Aboat fourteen noblemen and gentlemien were prefent. : At the aflizes at Cardigan, John Benjarftint, aged only 18 years, was condetined to be hanged, for the wilful marder of Mifs Lloyd, of Kilryhg, an old ...
... of iu-r foremall. lii'e ilaitley, Fanning, of Whitehaven, is led: on tiie costi ot the lite ot Man ; the people fe.-ed. Tbe John and icily, Ihuley, from New Yo.k to Chai i. (town, left New York ihc 22d of September, r.nd is fnnpc&d t. hai foecii •• i in ...
... have gentlemen imagine lam fencing with the hi!!, but v.iih only for deliberation, and the fenfe of the kingdom upon it. Mr Grattan gave a narrative of the oppofition given by ihe Attorney- General to ti.e bringing in this bill : He firfl, faid he, oppofed ...
... 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 ...
... given to them an bribes f 10:11 England, to ?? pgamii the Li eiteeling Duties ; and moved, tr-t ihe two men, Richard Bains and John C-lhell, be brought to the bar ;— whicii being done accordingly, and makiag no, .I: ■- . , they were, on the motion of Mi Fuller ...
... took the Chair, it was ordered, on motion, that a Committee be appointed to dnMC into the .Rate and condition of die militia arms in the arfcnal of Dublin. A Committee v. a: appointed rccordingl. The Houfe then, purfuanrt to order, refolved itfelf into ...
... their na, V eS |j,erC ed the prefent treaty, and have let to the feal of our arms. Done at Berlin, Aug. 13. r iZ' (L. S. E-wald FrederickCornie ds btrg. (L.S.) jfofeph Ewart. John Wilkie, mafter of e tf was tried by a court-martial Kdgar at Portfmouth, for ...
... 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 ...