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... 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 ...
... principles of the ance, isa fol emn nationa’ in his manifefto, Revolution (2).” The Prince of Orange, founds his taking up arms on the necefiity for preferving the religion acd law; and the Convention in their addrefs calling ca affume the govern! ment ...
... Bell as faying, that Sir J. Jervis had given his friends at Yarmouthnay more, did underftand Mr. Bell as fayingj that Sir John Jervis was to chnfen for another borough ; and 1 aflert as fadt winch I dare any man to deny, thaf Sir J. Jervis has adloally ...
... married, Mr. Boyland, linen-merchant, to Miss Fitzgerald, of Northgate-street, in this city. This morning was married, Mr. John Dykes, of the Sloop public-house, at the New Crane, to Mrs. Mary Jones, of this city. Saturday night died, in the Grove, Bath ...
... ALL Pcrfons who ftand indebted to John Camp, late of Bicellcr, Oxtordfhire, Giocer and Brandy Merchant, are refuelled pay the fame before Day of March next, Richard Kirby, of Bleeder, one of the Trailers of the faid John Camp, othetwife they will be faed ...
... agreeable to the Purchafer, the greater Part of the Purchafe-money niay be paid by Inltalmenal. For other Particulars apply to Mr. John Lowe, Attorney at Law, Camphill, near Birmingham, or to the Audtioneers. T --- be Sold by Auotion, by FARROR and GOODE, on ...
... A iew days ago Samuel Smith, ami John Sadler, of Norwich, were convicted having phcafants in their cudody, both being unqualified perfons.—Smith, for having eight birds, hath forfeited the fum of 401. Sadler, for having ten birds, hath forfeited the fum ...
... ***>|>s >,000 new the YieVfy-created four ot the Hungarian regiments, are be fubftituted. From Denmark learn, that they are arming both for fea and laud, with greater vigour than when the war fir broke out the North. They ! urge, that they have into the ...
... At the Hifcocks many years curate St John the Evangellft Weftminfter— Mis Renouard mother of Peter Stamford— At Wakefield aged 01 Mrs Dawfon a widow lady— John Bruce a beggar BANKRUPTS Anfei of Spring gardens John Sealey and Bolton Threedneedle ftreet ...
... ; and the Commiffionets appointed were the Right Hon. Thomas Conolly, Right Hon. John O'Neil, Right Hon. W. B. Ponfonby, and.r. Stuart Efq. to carry the fame. Mr. Grattan then moved, in purport, that both Houfes of the Irifh Parliament, being competent ...
... late victualler John Veale of Surry and farrier William Pinder Flying Thomas the elder Robert merchants - Abraham Lea of George Phelps of Marlett Thomas Chichefter Sufi painter and haberdaSher Mufic French O G the 17 th of March in will John Allen Three Tuns ...