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... of Major Grattan, whether, alter one had been fired by e gentleman, trial rtiould not be made by the feconds, it there was any dilpotition on the part Lord Macaitney make an apology to Mr. and thus to terminate the affair. this Major Grattan adding, the ...
... given no fmall alarm to the latter. a debate n a motion of adjournment in the Irifh Parliament, ■ of June, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Grattan declared for the adjournment, in order to give for the final difcuflion of the fubjecl. ° n '^' s occafion faid, the twenty ...
... dore by him Gnce his Arrival in Kent, which make neor Sev Hundred, a few of which are here meritioncd..—EDWAR TERRY, Son of John Terry, who was blind four Years; any one is of the above, may-have full Mr. Wood's, at New Burgefs, near Sandwich —Mrs. GOO ...
... difficulties ftill arofe, till at l«ft hope itfelf expired ; and like the drowning ffiipwrecktd wretch, dalhing his feeble arms againlt the boifterous waves, cut off from every diftant profpeft a friendly fliorc, bis ftrength exhaufted, is at laft ingulphed ...
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... fcaffold credit d before Newgate, v z. Richard Jacobs, for ho.fe dealing; John Rcboult, for affauhing and robbing Mr, Jump, in the Green-lane from Newington-green to Ei field ; John Morris and James Gutherie, for affaulnng and robbing Mr. Marlha'l; James ...