... was attacked three armed villains, who, 1 ot content robbing him of ij guineas, defjperately cut and this tufpeftabie citizen. Early on morning, alderman Horan, affilled by a few volunteers, apprehended and committed to Newgate, John Wall, alias Jack the ...

... under Si'OcK in of Mr JOHN Woollen-Diaper ant! Man's Mercer No 19 an chth tliick-fet anJ ether ioiltj hirlhi: twill great mud of article b prime for only per good in Flituret fold— A at liohwick ' K T TO be entered upon imme- 1WU ARMS in tlie runt Fach one ...

... houlo had formerly refufed to incrcafc. The queftiow being then put, was carried without any oppoOtion. Contlufivt Part of Mr Grattan’j Speech, tht Hotfe Commons in Ireland, April 16, 1781, ana DECLARATION the RIGHTS of IRELAND. LET other nations baftly fuppofc ...

... oui own element. John Wtflceit, of Mary Axe, infurer. Jofhua and William Peafe, of Hurlt Courtney, Ycrkfbire, farmers and graziers Hopper, late of Sal ford, Lancafliire, butcher. Joihua Peaf'e, of Monk Fritton, dealer. John bimes, of John's-ltreer, Middlefex ...

... could de- juid hand the fads to the jury • out before their Lordihips. vie ol Commons of Ireland, on ■nil i;, the- Right Hon. John infon, hi. M.tjdty's principal- et-ta:; in Ireland, role, and an- he H me, tliat he had the ho- g charged with a ?? from -: ...

... of Scotland on the fame footing with of England. General Conway dofed the debate, by agreeing in the general principle of arming, at a time like the prefent, but his particular opinion to the time when the bill fhould come openly before the Houfe. After ...

... received by the diffcient voluntver companies of the city, who lined the ftreets, with refted arms. Lord Charlerooht was feated with the lord chancellor, and Mr. Grattan accomanied the fpeaker. Extract of letter from Greenock, May 19. ewsiettef; Yefterday arrived ...