... monftrous, the General declared, that confident with his duty, lie was determined to divide the Haute the queftlon. Lord John Russell was firmly perfuaded that the Fencible Cavalry were intended merely to awe the People. I » The Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUISDAY, MARCH 17. Sir JOHN FREDERICK, after a few rejii.irk.s, moved for leave bring in Hill for more (Actually preventing the carrying off dead bodies irom churchyards, and *»tlicr burying places. Mr. remarked, that the offence was ...

... Friday the mil. at 11 o'clock in the iorenoon. W. KEEN\ Clerk the Comruiflioners. Stafford, ifljan. 1795. THE Creditors of JOHN MEESON, late of Moor* end, in the pariln of in the county ol Farmer, may receive the whole of their Demand* appHcation at the ...

... ih) bed, Price 1s. 6d, - OR REVOLUTION Ina Letter to a Bishop, With an Appendix addrefs’d to the PEOPLE ’ OF ENGLAND. By W. RUSSEL. ~ Printed the Author: fold by Longman, Pater-nofter Row, London; Morgan, Stafford ; Morgan, Lichfield; Smart, Wolverhampton ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BOARD @F AGRICULTURE, MARCH 26. IR John Sinclair, Bart. re-ele€ted Prefident ; S the Earl of Winchelfea, the Earl of Hard- wicke, Lord Dundas, Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. Robert Smith, ders. iq: — ordinary mem- HOUSE of COMMONS, THURSDAY ...

... prayed confide ration relief.—Ordeted to lie the table. A petition of the fame kind was brought up from the purilh of St. John, Mr. and ordered to lie ou the tabic. ASSESSED TAXES. The Chancellor of the faid, that in a very few words hate to tjie Houle ...