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... keep the gentlemen in order; and, on Mr John Burke's moving, that the gentlemen might be made to promife that nothing farther Ihould pafs between them, the Houfe was cleared; during which, Mr Flood and Mr Grattan difappeared. After fome farther debate ...
... on Monday the rath of November ncg. O&. 2%th, 1783. . JOHN ALI EN, Prcfident. HirLssorovoy Crus. THP. Hitussorovgn Crus will Dine together on Tuelday the 4th of November, at the Corporas tion-Arms, in Hilliborough. Dinuer to be on the Fable at three o' ...
... executed at Ty- burn pi.rfua.it to their fenience, viz. John Booker alias Brooker, William Moore, |ohn Fraricis, John Burton, John Andcrfon, John Pilkington, Matthew Daniel, James Neale alias John Nowland, John ...
... with Iriih coal., brought to Dublin. Ditto of diaries on the revenue eftahUihment. Date under the head of wine-warrants. Mr John Toler fhid, it has been a matter ofthe greateft no- toriety, and of late came peculiarly under iii? cognizance, that there ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Swindon and Fafringdon carries five Guinea each children and half-price all above pay id pound 'Vs Saracen’s Bath Rd Poor King’s Arms Melkfham iOHN Williams feeckharapton-Houfe C Bear Farringdon Wm Costir Angel Inn Oxford Coach meets' at London Manchefter ...
... 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 ...
... and likewife that fecuriry ' 2 2realfo members of Gy OF Parl a o ie due execution of the imporr: OF Convegyjon F*Hiamey; Sir John Blagui secution of all fuch works, | — 4nt debate j Cltiug ey, quiere thought, as » | fupplies; et D e Hugfe en ®). #ite, were ...
... 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 ...
... gentleman did mendicancy behind him, Wl/r. Grattan role agjio, and was proceedi juttify himlelf, wlien the Speaker at laft rofe. called for the fupport the Houle, kec| gentlemen in order, when, on Mr. John ? moving, that the gentlemen fhould be made ...
... Election, the following Gentlemen were named. Sir John Parnel, Dan. Toler, Efq ; Stephen Moore, Efq; Wm. Richardfon, Efq Mr. Richardfon, J. Monk Mafon, Hon. VV m. Moore, Owen Wvnne. Efq; S:r Hugh Hill, Bart. John Dovle, Efq; Dudley Huffey, Efq; T. J. Fortefcue ...