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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 ...
... there a very bad (hew of flowers. The Rev. John Conant, Re&or St. in Sandwich, is prefented the Right the Lord Chancellor to the Vicarage of in this county, void by the ceffiun of Mr, Moore. , And the Rev. John Bearblock, Vicar cliff, is colledled by his ...
... years groom to the late John Price, Efq. BANKRWPTS. Elizabeth Ogier and Peter Ogier, of the Old Artiliery-ground, weavers. John Shuttleworth, of Lawrence-lane, London, warehoufeman. Richard Turner, of Midgley, York, (luffmaker. John Bayley and Alexander ...
... Shicwthmy. Lieut. John M'Donaid, the BUil*ies—Prince George. * Surgeon cf the Elizabeth. A. KEPPEL. LONDON, Tuesday, Auguf 4. The engagement between the two admirals was very for time. Their (hips were engaged yard arm and yard arm, for near half hour ...
... Feltham, Captain Litut. Edward Thompfon, Captain-Lieutenant; Lieut. Charles Gordon, from the 71ft, Captain.—-27th foot, Lieut. John Birch, Captain; Enfign Falkincr Minchin, Lieutenant; Capt.Michael Cuffe,Major; Lieutenant Henry Moore, Captain. FOREIGN A F ...
... fmaller parcels, as above. BANKRUPTS. Judah Pariente, of Lemon-ftreet, Goodman's-fields, merchant. John Welton, of Clothfair, near Weft Smithfield, weaver. John Laugharne Allen, of Fobftone, Pembrokefhire, dealer. Robert Hincks, of Chefter, backer. Thomas ...
... Degree, in the County of Cardigan, that not only Dilieiuing Me.t--ing-lloufcs, but even the Cluirches, me employed Repofitories for concealing Snuggled Goods; re having been lately feveral Calks Pea Hie Cuftom-Houfe Oificers of Cardigan, which had been concealed ...
... aivife about the meafures proper ] to be purfued : appears that the refult has been, that ' ought not to hefitato to take arms and the mean time fcrraething permanent is refolved on refpect- * the conduct we are to purfue, it has been decided to make ...
... Majefty a Chapel Royal; and the by his Majefty's band : ODE for the NEW YEAR, January 1, 1778. WHEN rival nations great in arms, Great power, glory great, Fill the world with alarms, And breathe the te nporary hate, The holtile ftorms rage awhile, And ...
... to aifure the public, that the petition, now figning the King's Arms Tavern, Cornhill, and at the Cardigan’s Head, Charing-crofs, will be prefented the Houfe Commons on Friday next. The John, and the Lord Howe, (tranfports,) are taken by the Americans, ...
... Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr. Edwards, Lothbmy. John Davit, Lower-ftreer, Iflingron, Middlefex, cow- Iceeper, appear Dec, 15, 19, Jan. 16, Guildhall, Lnndon. Attorney Mr. Browne, Kitby ftrect, Hattonflrect. John Bridgets of Uttoxeter, in Stafford (hire. Apothecary ...