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... was prefeoted 1o the King, 3t she levee at St James's, Majority againft the bill, a 8 Thebill was !hetag;'! thrown oat. Mr Grattan then moved for the committal of the_bill for difqualityiog reveoue ' officers from voting at ele&ions. F The Houfe, withoutany ...
... tagu, alter deceafe, ' Grate tiok the name and arms 3 was > on °- 1766, lla ? 0 Monthermar, and Duke of , ( ' . Duke dyiny without iffue l|| 6}. 1 , ( ' u kedom and marquifate become Vf'j' fc arldom Cardigan goes to his Trudcnel, and thi barony of 11 ' ...
... from the cli- ?? Ori Sunday, died at Fintry-mill, John Buchanan. aged ioj years. He ret i led iiil his faculties to the lalt Cm Monday the _..,th,riied at Old Aberdeen, in tte 69th year of bis age, Mr John Leftie, profeiibr of Greek in King's Coliege and ...
... rnar d r. J Cj f- Lord North r. ev - John Clevland r. W. De- Vifc. Bayham Vifc. dngl. W. Sir Williams r. At,J ' , Earl Upper Oflory r. Hon. John r. I S. Whitebread jun. n. W. Col-4 Marquis of Graham r. Lord 0 Devon. John Mitford. Sir G. Dnt n. O O eo * ...
... forms of the Lower had parted, their Speaker Jd prefented, and their attendance m Houfe of Peers ordered and and the Rt Hon. John Fofter, v ' r late Speaker, placed in the chair, Majority of 40. The numbers being, 0r Mr Fofter 145,f0r Mr Ponfonby 105. ...
... brought on another converfution ; during which, Mr Serjeant Watfon, Mr Duncombe, Sir William Young, Lord Frederck Campbeli, Sir John Sinclair, Mr Shaw Stuart, Mr M¢Dowall, Sir Adam Fergu | fon, Colonel Macieod, &c. were up, feveral times. Mr Pirt and Mr Ryder ...
... general ftatement to be laid before his Majefty. - Aboat fourteen noblemen and gentlemien were prefent. : At the aflizes at Cardigan, John Benjarftint, aged only 18 years, was condetined to be hanged, for the wilful marder of Mifs Lloyd, of Kilryhg, an old ...
... concerned. ~ .MA Cre-Diro-s,/ JOHN MACPT-lERMON, late in Ivnachcrk, ROBERT. GORDON hi CiaSimoir. and of WILLIAM FAK- QUHARSON in Atahrlaehan-. TOhn Miieheli, wi iter In Keith, trnftec on the S.i.-e.tiatc.l J eftatcs of the Slid John Macpherloii, ltobci, ?? ...
... irreparable iofs. Lait night arrived at Walker's Hotel, from a tour to the Highlands, the Right Hon. Loid at Afaph and Doctor Grattan. The F, otch Peerage is likely to receive a confider- able -.Idition next Seifion of Parliament. Sir James Johniton of Wclterhall ...
... had been previoufly fixed on by Lord Cornwallis as the moit convenient place. The houfe fome time ago _occupied by Colond Grattan, called Stoues, or Benfields, was to be fitted up in the molt commodious ftile for ‘ the reception cf the Princes and their ...
... Dalr-mple, John, Efq. of Dnirslgga: Drew, Mi John, Barulsilis Galloway, the Right Honourable the Ear! 01 5 Hathorn, Join, Efq. of Caftlcwigg Hawthorn, Mr Roger, C'launch Leggat, William, Efq. of Barlcckhart Murray, Thomas, at Culiiorn M'Luuchiiti, John, rhera ...
... the Houfe of Commons, Mr Grattan reprobated the war in firong terms, and dwelt greatly upon the brilliant fucceffes of the French, and the exhaufted ftate of this country. He contended firongly for the total emancipation and arming of the Roman Catholics ...