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... particulars of are not received but learn that Mr Grattan Mr Burgh Mr Flood particularly diftinguifhed themfelves The however agreed without a divifion to the two following re-folutions where proposed by Mr John Fotter Refolved That the exportation from this ...
... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... to icccl. NKRD T Richard Owen, o* Wallingford, B-rkfhite. Draper Charles Tagg, of Reading, Beikftiire, Cabinet-maker John Sky Mi, John Cotipland, and Richard Bailiff, Whitehaven, Cumberland, Merchant* A. Bichhoffttcr, or the Strand, Feather Thomas Gwincrt ...
... / «th. Toby Dod, gent, to be enfign, vice John h ; Lieutl from half-pay )o»ih foot, be lieut. vice James Gordon. itth. Captain-lieut. Francis Seymour Hearft be optun, vice Archibald Kinlock Got don—Lieut. John Biiheto captain lieut. vice Francis Seymour ...
... Committee: The Hon. Chairman; Hon. Richard Barry, lion. John Barry, Sir R. S Cotton, B_tt. Philip l.gerton, John Crewe, Bolciworth, John Bower Jodrcll, JamesTomkinfon, jun. the Rev. Crewe, Jol Lawton, John Clegg, lun. and Kdward Mou'kin, 1 iqun ...
... death on the following capital convidts, viz. John Franks, alias Franqties, for a burglary in the dwclling-houfeof Jeremiah Bcnthnm, Efq; and Healing thereout goods and money to the a* mount of 14!. 17s. John M'Cormick, tor Healing 1 goods and money to ...
... mean Time to be made laid J ol,^ ' , at No. a, CLarles-ftrcet. A SERVANT DISCHARGED. JOHN HUGHES, who formerly lived with Ctf * Heath of Ablicy-ftrter, and laft with John Ffq; of the CaiHe (for fix Week*only) who Hughes no written Difeharge Charadff. WW ...
... to be Lieutenant, vice Charles John Carr. 53d Regiment of Foot, Enfign John Grattan to be Lieutenant in one of the Additional Companies, vice Alexander Edwards. Regiment Foot, John Wilkifon, Gent, to be Enfign, vice John Daley. 57th Regiment ...
... opened to-morrow Mr. Grattan aiked whether this Commitee of Sup + ly was one, including the grants or mone: bills for montis ? Mr. Fostter fad yt was intended that the whol bufnels of the money-bills thould be gone through, Mr. Grattan fait, that ince that ...
... public well as my ivate and it gives me particu'ar pleafure to reflect, that | took an ear'y part in promoring the Independent armed Societies, and nou-importation Affociations, which co-operated te give energy tw a vate of that without fo formidable 4 Suppor ...
... Innkeeper, in Halt* winille, on Weduii'.by the March, 1780, One o’clock in the Afternoon, All the Heal Cflatc* late belonging John Leathrit. of Fealherftonc Gallic, in the tcvtral I.ot* hereafter mentioned, Inch other* Ilia!! agreed upon at the Time Sale ...
... Members this Committee are requefted meet the King's Arms inn in Devizes on Tucfday asft next o'clock in the forenoon Feb 1780 J AWDRY Chairman YV I S R E AT Meeting of the Committee at the King's- Arm: inn in on Friday Feb 1780 J unanimouflv Chairman Committee ...