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... / «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 ...
... VOLUNTEER Apri! 24, 178 | tkat the fin cere and priate ee thauxs Of this Corps be prefented in the if yuu ic manner to HENRY GRATTAN, E‘a. she wivery-ercur worthy and faithful if of the rights, who fupported his nozion Wcflhefday the igth inft. “ That the ...
... ftrong in favour of the * Prince, that ‘all idea of the limitatiows are abandoned.—An addrefs will, it is be moved for by Mr. Grattan for the Prince to take on him the Regency—=By this mode all tho’e embarraflments which have fo retarded and embarrafied the ...
... Amboymt and Dt ht eft HoVandia, to immediatelv paintul in capitals upon • the deni and Item of every iTiip r,f war and other armed veflc!, to whet the appetites of .Jack Tar againft Mynheer. . liave llte honour to be your I.ordfliip’s fclfcreated fecretarv ...
... T he Rijfht H m. Henry Grattan, and theaflertor* of the coniuMitnn. The t'ht Hon. W«i. Brown'ow, and the patriots a{ Ireland. I'he Right Hon. John ©’Neill, a*d may the country gentlemen refume their Parliamentary confluence. John Forbes, E The Lord Mayer ...
... reprefentatives in parliament, earneftly recommending them jhe .rj-iWdijon jif the heads of which are now brought in, if a lefs Arm than izs. per hundred weight is laid on lump fngar to be imported from England. The addrefTcrs will have time lufficient, if ...
... Tandy, liewt. Cuarles Ones J. T. Ahenhaift, enfign . R. Wo john Kyle ngten, John Daniel A. S. Bryan, jun W . F. John Champe:s Shomias Col Francis Collins Ifrae! Rikey ames Rotinnfom, Join M*Lean John Levinge, William Huyes ad a Oldham oteph Hitt Wilcox R ...
... following Advices. Prom the Gazette. Admirulty-office, Nov. 19, 1782. Copy of a Letter front Lieutenant John Mackenzie commanding the Defiance, armed Brig in his Majc/iy Service, to Mr. Stephens, dated November 13, 1782. BE pleafed to inform their Lordfhips ...
... Auguft Lad. HENRY O’HARA, Sheriff. Foreman JOHN O NEILL, | fellows. That our warmed thanks be given to oar worthy Rcnrefcntatlvcs in Parliament for tins county, the Hoi'. Hercules Rowley ami the Right Hon. John O Neill, foi their patriotic Q’HARA, Sheriff ...
... 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 ...
... Revolution man of war, theOg!e and Newenhamgatlevs, the Clanri- | carde the Charlemount and Mountmorres the Burch armed thip, with the Grattan and Yelverton cutters, were fully prepared: They for aétion, and gallantly. bere down upen Their and determined ...
... appearing as Sir Edward Poyn- ing, will form a {trong contraft. uke Cromaboo, as a Matrofs, with a bunch of matches under his arm, will, it is thought, command the notice and admiration ey A finecure tafter of wines in a Bacchanalian drefs, the patriotic ...