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... Gentlemen, your moft humble, and moft obedient fervants, HENRY FITZGERALD. Dublin, Feb. 18, 1790. HENRY GRATTAN. HENRY FITZGERALD. HENRY GRATTAN. HE Committee for conducting LORD HENRY T FITZGERALD and Mr, Eleion, leave to waint the Friends to the I ...
... mull humble, and moll obedient frrvar.ts, HENRY FITZGERALD. Dublin, Feb. 18, 1790. HENRY GRATTAN. THE Committee for comludling LQRIi HUNKY FITZGERALD and Mr. GRATTAN'- Eledimn, beg leave to acquaint the Friends to the Independent Inured of the city Dublin ...
... tour moft humble, and mull obedient fervai.ts, HENRY FITZGERALD. DuMin, Feb. rB. «790. HENRY GRATTAN. IHK Committre for conducing LORD FtTZ.tiERALDand Mr. GRATTAN's Flcßion, beg leave to acquaint the Friends to the Independent lotcreft the city of Dublin ...
... next at Mackworth 'Arms in the town Swanfea the coonty of Glamorgan unlefs of mean private contrail of which notice given to conditions of to there MESSUAGES with their fituate in town Swanfea together feveral pieces or parities of St John's and Swanfea perpetual ...
... the late Carmarthen affixes came on to be tried, before Mr. Juftice Lh«yd, t«o Qj_T Tarn actions, wherein James Manwaring and John Williams were plaintiffs, and Leonard Gwynne, Efq. defendant; were brought upon the ftatute the of George 111. to recover the ...
... 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 ' ...
... numbers ftood as follow : At the clofe of the poll yeflerday at the Tho el, the For Lord Henry Fitzgerald 414 Right Hon. H. Grattan 413 Alderman Exihaw Alderman Sankey /¢ At the clofe of the poll yeterday at Kilmainham, the kum 8 were, For Sir Edward Newenham ...
... court of London, with the report is, are (hortly to unite in a war sgsinlt Spain. His Majcfty’s fhip Chicheller, of 44 guns, armed f.ute, Lieut. Craven commander, arrived from Cork, in the harbour of Port-royal, Jamaica, on the id of March lad. She had on ...
... move, that a certain fum e granted to the Com- miflioncn for fettling American claim* ; he moved tli.ii 10001 be granted to John Anity, Eftj. and that tsool.be granted 10 each of the other C'oinmiffioneis, Ordered s and that an humble addie s be prelented ...
... Summerlancl, of Deritend, Vidualler, June 2 9, at the .Chain Inn, Birmingham. bI vIDENDs to be made to CREDITORS. John Spaceman and _John Hotham, of Cancr Grocers, at Guildhall. .James Healey and Andrew Lindley, of Shef. k. YorkThire, Refiners, at the ...
... Tenement. 11 A Mennage and 4 M. Sal I 1 19 13 A ii Ditto. Town, In Llanrhaiader. 14 Fire Cleft, of Lends called Mayo y Lbw,- John Price, 2 darn, In Trevechan. is A Mefruage and Land ca led 3 2 • $ or 'rt., ;ben Land. arc reriarkabiy rich and fertile, and ...
... of Sulgiave, Schoolmalter, on Sufpicion of ftealing out his Dwelling-Houle three Neck-Handkerchiefs, the Property of John Clarke and John Hopton, his Scholars. On Tuefday was committed to the fame Gaol, the Rev. Dr. Hill, Eleanor Rodavin, charged on the ...