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... and Mr Grattan went to Holy- head, in confequence of their alterca* tion, and there fought in the .church- yard, Mr Grattan fired firft, and lodged a ball in Mr Flood's body above the hip bone. Mr Flood then fired and hit Mr Grattan in the right arm. Mr ...
... Da. Captain-Lieutenant John Grattan, the Regiment, to Capiam of Compan}, M'Keniie Lieutenant, ic F Gent. to Enfign, vice Donald M’K.enzie. Do. Surgeon’s Male ,oi:s b Li ui '- Lieutenant, .ice lohnWatchorm fFoot. Captain Anhur B Se!C. Half-pay th= to ...
... belonging to the late Mr. John Cook, of King's Caple, deceased. And all persons that are any ways indebted to the estate of the late Mr. John Cooke, are desired to pay their respective debts to Mr. Tracy Caldwall, or Mr. John Car- penter, of the parish ...
... Scott, to be Surgeon, vice John Gicen.—99 h Lieutenant Brent Spencer, the 15th of a Company, vice P.ichard Croker. Fool, John Tanfield be Lieu- Allgood Hanfard. Volunteer x, vice John Tanfield. Surgeon’s Mate ir geon, vice Thomas Kerr. i n the Army by Brevet ...
... member, was at that time in cullody of the Serjeant at Arms of theffoufeof Commons in Ireland, in confequence of the molt violent quarrel ftaving taken place in the Houle between him and Mr. Grattan, that perhaps ever dignified an ali’embly. are ex:re 111 ...
... Houfe to keep the gentlemen in order; when, John Burke's moving that the gentlemen (hoald made to proinife that nothing further Ihould pals between them, the Houfe was cleared; during which Mr, lood and Grattan difappeared. At cleveno’cloek the queftionof ...
... Captain of a Company, vice Jonathan Brecknock, Lieutenant John Grattan, to be Captain-Lieutenant, •vice William Kelfo. Enfign William Arn.ftrong, of the Bth Regiment, to Lieutenani, vice John Grattan. Enfign James Slaok, to Lieutenant, vice Edvva d Fitzgerald ...
... Lion, the town Cardigan, either together three fe- Iparate lots, as fhall agreed on at the time of f-rlc, conditions as tin produced, not in ihc mean time by ivatecon.ratt, A very Freehold Ellate, filuate and within one mile the town Cardigan good lea-port ...
... the yearly 1 ent one pound. T whole Eflate lies the parifh the ciuutyof Cardigan, adjoining a good turnpike road, and part it exceeds the diltaucc of two mites from the town Cardigan, where coal and lime maybe had the (seated plcntyat a vciy moderate ice ...
... eap'ain nant, vice William Wiliiam Arm- ftrong, foot, vice John Grattan— Enfizn J mes Rlack, vice Edward Fitz:eraid-- ——— Psrterf-n, enfign, vice James Black—Lieutensnt Danie! O'Meara, ef 20th Foot, captain vice Jobn Grattan giment, captain of @ company, ...
... y November 8 According a paper of Mr Mr Grattan to in of their altercation and in church -yard Grattan fired firft and ball Mr Flood’s above hip-bone and hit Mr Grattan in right-arm Mr Flood’s is to Mr Grattan’s the nature be dangerous the ...
... Carmarthen flare. Wednefday, April 2, at Carmarthen. Pembroke/hire. Tuefday, April 8, at Haverfordweft. Cardigan/hire. Monday, April 14, at Cardigan. [Thusfar London Gazette.'] LONDON, Saturday, February *$. Ycflerday the Duke of Rutland kilTed the King's ...