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... given to Sir George Yonge, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Alderman and it was adjourned till yellerday eleven o’clock precifely. On Mr. Grattan’s motion the Houft of Commons of Ireland on the 6th inllant, for an add refs to his Majefty, ftating the grievances, diftrelfes ...
... the tranflation of tire Right Rev.Dr. Markham, the archiepifoopal lee ot York. ' few days ago died Lampeter, Cardigan (hire, aged The Rev. John Evans, D. D. Tate matter of the Grammar-fchool at Portfmouth, Author of the Harmony the in Welch and feveral ...
... Careyttreetj. John Grattan, Old Brcad-ftreet, broke - . Robert Handcrfon, Sr. Martin’s -court, St. Martin in the Fields, clock and watch-maker, and haberdaflier. James Smyth, of the Townlhip of New Brentford, Middlesex, taylorand falefman. John Smith, of ...
... of an undue Eteflion and Return fir file fat'd Borough (the Members are Hon. William John Skcffington, and Hon. Chichciier SkeSington) via. Robert Leigh, F.fq. . John Blakrney, Efq. Sir Capel Molyneux, Barf, Hon Richard St. Leger, William ChriAmafs, Kfij ...
... which mention, that the prevailing opinion at Quebec is, that the Canadians will not take arms on either fide, and that the provincials will- in courfe take what arms and ammunition they find in the country without molefta- tion. How this will be reliihed ...
... 150,000 men in arms in the feveral colonies, ready to march at an hour's notice whereever they may be wanted. The gunfmiths of Lancaftcr county, in Pennfylvania, have engaged alone to furnifli the provincial army with five hundred Hands arms every fourteen ...
... Finch, of Etiliiigton, Warwick, nrarsfoundcr* John H.ukir, of Leather-lane, Middlcfex, Coachmakcr John Bcird, of Enfield Chafe Side, Middlefex, Vi,dualler William Wild, of Bartholomew Court, London, Dealer John Capper, Ruifclcv, Staffordlhire, Linen draper ...
... Clay. Alld, Reily, the King*s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, or Mr. ROBERT and ANNE HOLBURN, tube lei at Ballyferroot, the Lands lately held Mr. William Colvil), Merchant, Bacbelors-walk. Dublin. AT the Golden Slocking, No. 19, in John M*Mahon, containing 36A. 3R ...
... name and bear the arms of Bonnell, (fuch arms being firft duly exemplified according to the laws arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office) arid order, that this his Majelly's de;!aratiou be regiftereci in his Majefty's College Arms. far the London Caz*tte ...
... 3eaucliamp Procter, of Langley, Barf. Sir Mart 11 Browne Folkes, ol Hiltingtcr., Bart. John DatTwooeJ, of Aylfliam, l!fq fnfoltt iih John Rous, of lleliham, Bafta John Revett, of Braiirleilont, Efq. Sam. Rum, Bi-nlial, Efq. Lit of Taxes, kid to be tbofe ...
... Communication with Adrianople; that in Confequence, the Grand Vizier bad feat to him to propore a new Congrefs, or a Sufpenfion of :Arms i but that having refilled both the one and the .other, be had demanded the immediate Conclufion of a Pe4ce on the Conditions ...
... Woolley, Mifi Colborne, Mifs Grattan, Mil, Lloyd, &. . &c. To the Levtri :f Literature. On Monday laft s>a. t o -iiihr.', A SECOND CATALOGUE, and to be fold by Auction, this and the folio-sing Evenings, at the Sadler's-Arms in Stall ftreet,— Several Thoufand ...