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... Mr Grattan’s Neiifon tolfi him he had Mr private and de-fired to in his domain Neiifon however introduced to Mr Grattan firft Mr Grat-tanotdered lervnnt him tofhew the grounds He returned in half hour Went Mr Grattan’s library— Neiifon and Grattan were ...
... to grant unto Sir John Cox 'illey, of Warfield Grove, in the T « count]' Bart II of Sudbury, the county Suf- thority that he, and filch his male only on whom the dignity of Baronet ftiail devolve, may accept, and bear the ducal arms Wirtemberg on the ...
... Sir John Infchfh. Sir Harry Burrard, Bart, Walhampton, Hants, to Mifs Neale. Lapt. John Chnftmas, of Yarmouth, to Mifs Honor daughttr to Mr. Jof. Harman, merchant, Loweftofr. ci ° a^ es » 0{ Burv Plampin, daughter 0 John Efq. of Chadacre. Mr. John Martin ...
... feur-rilous anfwer the Addrefs ot Mr Grattan publiihed time in Dublin a night ago following Mr Grattan feen a grofs a very unprovoked and a very ridiculous performance vvritien and figned Patrick Duigenan Mr Grattan does not explain condudt individuals ...
... which Mr Grattan (poke to acrofs the Houle never anfwer Curs !” Houfe broke than Mr Cavendidi met Mr Grattan at the door and him by The fieeve You are a S and recall vile term applied to me or meet me to part till one of us fall !” Mr Grattan bowed not ...
... adds, that the Rebel, at the time of his being killed, was armed with a pike. On Wednefday, !aft Captain Welch,of, the attendee by two Dragoon's, was attacked near Maynooth by eight men armed with mulquets, two of whom difcharged their pieces at Capt ...
... n, and carrying away bridges, mills, &c. The bridge leading to Cardigan, out of the town,- was entirely fwept away, and till the water all' communication between the town fufpended. John Bonus, to Mtffrs. Payne and Co. who in July laft run away with Bank ...
... and he would catch him in his arms ; however, the Ijule boy, in his con- fusion, ran to the flairs, where he fell into the flames, and was burnt to death. to. At the ?? held at. Cardigan on Wed- nefday fe'nnight, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was ...
... clearly evince the Matter's S fenfe andconduS. , GRAT OOD, and Anfwtr. Pray what has given to Flood-a mortal wound , A. Grattan's obtaining fifty thouland pound. 1 Will Flood forgive an . Yes, if they give him fifty thoui'and more. tbe November, Infant ...
... Vl'l-eo.l, ot 13th native bai. Capt. John Mawbey, and Lieut. J. Z. M. Bitch, 2d ?? bat. Lieut.-.. John Plumer, Win. Hinkman, Jol. Rich-rJlon, Win. Kennie, 13th native bat. Lieut. A. Curt.n_if._js, ol ?? native bat. Capt. John MorJaunt, Licuts. E. Baker and ...
... late victualler John Veale of Surry and farrier William Pinder Flying Thomas the elder Robert merchants - Abraham Lea of George Phelps of Marlett Thomas Chichefter Sufi painter and haberdaSher Mufic French O G the 17 th of March in will John Allen Three Tuns ...
... Sir John Elliot was attacked in a poft-chaife, near Kent llieet, a fingle highwayman, who prefented a piftol, and demanded his money. Sir John told him that he was prepared, and bid him keep his diftance; but the highwayman peilifting, Sir John fired ...