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... Holme*. Sir John Blaq u,tre > Mr, diner, ami ftveral others, who all pledged theui' •fclvcs they would that day vote the lull. Sir Richard Heron dtfited gentlemen might not imagine he had pledged tiimlclf the meafure on a future day , ,• Mr. Grattan faid was ...
... Country Shopkeepers. ne roots re this Day, Aefolved unavimonfly, That our thanks be com- muricated, in this public manner, to John Butler, £4; our Colonel, tor his conftant and indefatiga- bic attention to the welfare and advantage of the cops This being ...
... of the faid Billl. Mr. Grattan rnfe and laid, as he faw a Right Hon. Baronet in his Place, would lake that Opportunity of him whether the Mutiny Bill was returned I Sir Kkliard Heron haying anfwered the Negative, Mr. Grattan again alked him whether he ...
... the Wearer irombeing drowned. Oiled Silk for Guffets, which prev-nts the Per- fpiration from ftaining the Clothes under the Arms atiss. ad. h. per Yard.—The Quantity for a Coat, a3. 14. iti} Each Article will be engaced, and fold on mere reatonable Terms ...
... having Gccafion for requefted to be particular obferving that Packet is Mr Coat Arms figned by J Berry the Preparations ROSS HertfordJhire TO SOLD Au&ion the King’s-Arms in Rofs the of April Inft Hours and Seven in the Afternoon uniefs by private Contract ...
... afternoon, at Guildhall, London. John Blood, of in the county of Warwick, Mercer and Grocer; on the 50th of Oiflober inllant, at ten in the forenoon, tl e home William* Rice, the the Calflc, in Tamwonh aforefaid. John Fc.lows, late of the p.irilh Hornfey ...
... Elliot, efa. Carnarvon, Glynn Wynn, efq. S Cardi *» Sir Herbert Mackwnrth. Camelfo rd, M>ffrt. Pardee and Macpberfon, Cardigan, John Campbell, efq. Chidretter. Hon. Cen*. Kepoel, Thomas Steele, efq. Cluhero, Thomas LitUr,' Join Parker, efqrs. Eaftlooe ...
... to pay a juft Tribute the Merit of able, gallant, and experienced a Commander: May the Succefs, ■width crowned the Britifh Arms at the Dawn of your Appointment, continue increafe, and add additional Laurels to thole you have already honourably acquired ...
... Plovvden Slaney of diiffnall Efq Somerfetjhirey John Ford of Hadfpen Eft Henry Sweeting Bridgewater Peter Sherfton of Staff or djhire Sir William Wolfeley WoHeley Bart Philip Keay of Abbots Bromley John Jervis of Darlafton Efq Woreejlerhirey Richard Hudlon ...
... Deliveries to Scenrick to Miller of Gecal f Sump-4u- MlljJ'E Donald to Ma- Cardigan '''’’a'So Chamber v“'’ pleafed to grant i h” to the wll hts gtand- the Montgo-the of Montgomerie fucn arms lie concern shis LONDON with in Minlftry 1 JthTeinav of line of this ...
... the DUBLIN' GAZETTE this D y. following nddrefs has been prefcnicd to hit Excellency the Lord Lieutenant: Tohis Excellcnrv JOHN, Eam. of BUCKINGHAM HIRL, Lord Lieutenant-Gencral, and General Governor of Irkland. WE, the Gentlemen, Clergv, and Freeholders ...
... ; Charles Bald wyn, Shropshire; Sir Wm. flagot, StafFordfhirej Rowland Holt, Suffolk; Lord Liiburne, Cardigan; John Vaughan, Carmarthen; Tht>. Johnes, Radnorshire. The following Members in the Weftern and other Counties, vithin the circuit of this paper ...