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... ; and the Commiffionets appointed were the Right Hon. Thomas Conolly, Right Hon. John O'Neil, Right Hon. W. B. Ponfonby, and.r. Stuart Efq. to carry the fame. Mr. Grattan then moved, in purport, that both Houfes of the Irifh Parliament, being competent ...
... Loodon• 10. James Jewell, of Gofport, Haberdather, at Guildhall, London. 14. John Roberts the Elder, of Liverpool, Merchant, at the King's-Arms, in WaterAreet, Liverpool. John Smith, late of Frod(ham, in Chelhi e, Innkeeper, at the Bull and Punch Bowl ...
... Mr. Grattan went to Holyhead, Coafequence of their Altercation, and there fought in the Church-Yard, Mr. Grattan fired firli, and lodged a Ball in Mr. Flood's Body, 2 4bove the Hip-Bone. Mr. Flood then tired, and hit Mr. Grattan in the right Arm. Mr. ...
... Fortune.—Laft Monday, at Bufhbury„ near Wolverhampton, Mr: John Thomas of Caunock, to Mils Man 1- field, Daughter of Mr. Win. Mansfield of . the aforefaid Place..'--At the fate Time, Mr. John Jukes of this Town, -to Mifs Eliz Mansfield, Sifter to the ...
... have behaved with great Regularity On Board the Ships , of the Squadron, and done their Dtlty well on all Occafions. Major Grattan, an 'Officer late of General Medows's Staff, and a Captain in the tooth Regiment, has alio fervcd with great Credit on Board ...
... Alfo• four Freehold Tenements, with a Garden to each, in Aldridge, now let to John Windridge, Thomas Gould, Samuel Wood, and John Lote, of the yearly Value of 81. 16s.—John Bradley will (hew the above Premifes. Alfo a Freehold Farm near Shenftone, the ...
... eluding .the Iflands of St. John and Guildhall, Landon.-William Tobia.s Greoves, of Beifiol, Mr. Griffith, the chairrnan of the Caraarvonfliire fele Bulinefs only, and humbly !tapes for a Continuance of America, in the room of John Haherdathere Aril tg, May ...
... agreeable to the Purchafer, the greater Part of the Purchafe-money niay be paid by Inltalmenal. For other Particulars apply to Mr. John Lowe, Attorney at Law, Camphill, near Birmingham, or to the Audtioneers. T --- be Sold by Auotion, by FARROR and GOODE, on ...
... Aaion with Admiral Rodney. One Letter from a Surgeon fays that upwards of zco Men had fuffered Amputation either of . Leg or Arm, and not zo of them furviverl mere than a few Days. The white Flux car;- . ried off many others who were not materially I,voa•nded ...
... K. B. CA NI EL ro RO, Cornwall—James Maepherfon, Efq. re-elgt . - ed John Philips, Efq. vice John Puidoe, jun. Efq. CARDIGAN, Town of—John Campbell, Efq. re-eieaed. CH ESMIRE—john Crewe, •Efq. and Sir Robert Salilbury Cotton, Barr. re ...
... Efqrs. Derhyfhire. Samuel Heathcote, of Littleover ; John Radrord, of Smalley; Peter Pegge, of Beauchief, Efqrs. loucefterfhi re. - Giles Greenaway, of Barrington ; John Raymond, of Fail ford; John Niblett, of Glouceiter, Efqrs. HerefOrdfhirc. Sir Hungerford ...
... R. Ellden, John Moore, John Branhwaite, and Charles Rofs, two Serjcants, two Drummers, and 38. Rank and File. Wounded and Prifoners, Capt. S. G. Cole, end ' Lieut. John IvPGillowray. Wounded, Cart. P. Beatty, Lieutenants A. Ingram, John Napier, and Mungo ...