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... of Exchequer the Attorney General Mr Ormlby Mr Arch-dall the Hon Mr Pery Ileadfort the Hon' Denis Browne Mr Grattan and Mr G Ponlbnby Mr Grattan faid however he might differ from Gentlemen whom he generally concurred lhould night in con fiftency with the ...
... Nathaniel Wade, of Hurley, York-hire. Silvanus Howells, efqj of Morvu, to MH's Morgans, third daughter of John Morgans, efq; of Kll- pill, Cardigan.— Mr, Richard Stecdc, lurgedn, of Win- tcrhourne, to Mil. Charlotte Clrav.illi,, daughter ofthe late Mr. ...
... where troop country people of proviaoM of their ardor the could ys Tke CO-ill in hia captured fmatt French cutter L d£!4 urrigc arm tatt in purfuit Wn Cafthew Matty's (Up Novcnmcr fide of (mm 140 before rant Mum's MONDAY JAM ainft the latter French French ...
... lii|inir-mcrchant. Adam Scott and John Robfon, of MahMatie, Southwark, bri wen. wm. Cough, of Kingfwoud, Wilti, maltfler. John Oregory, oi Froine-Selwood, collar-maker. Rob. Remington, of Maidilnnc, fliocmakcr. John Oilman, of Fu.iiival l-Inn.money-fcriveiier ...
... danger that awaits all crowned beads, and particularly bis own power and dominion, from lhe prevalence of French Intrigues and arms. The King of Fruffia Hill willies to be neutral Ihi, is dangerous gamr. Cm he I j-pect to be lung iv alliance wilh lhe French ...
... Shrewfbury.— The Hon. John St. John, uncle of Lord Vifcount _3o!ingbroke,andnro- thcr of General St. John. At Hele, in the parilh of Corfe, Airs. Patten, a maiden lady. At Comtaton, near Sidmouth, Alifs Braddick, lietce of John Carflake, efq; of that ...
... Vcxford-Priori feveral of Chip-ftable John Walker Twerton John John Wells Eaft Curry Curry Knapfee New-potuborough Wrantage Weft jun Soulb-Cadbury Thoma Wm efq Creech St Wilkins North-Weftoq Wefton in Gordano John jun Mary Richard Dampicr Thomas Rt Hon ...
... of Ahercrothy, efq. Pembroke, John Matthias, of Llangwarren, cfq. (Cardigan, Win. Lewis, of Llanm-rchteiron, cfq. Glamorgan, John Leweflyn, of Ynifygerwn, efq. Brecon, Wm. Morgan James, of Pool-hall, efq. Radncr, John Lewis, of Ilarpton, elq. Sheriff ...
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... only diflentient. I he addrefs from the Houfe of Commons was eai rted unanimoufly, with one amendment on the ■notion or Mr. Grattan. The 50 th regiment of foot from Porfmotith, a;;. I the .-4-th regiment from Dover, are arrived in the iflands of Guernfey ...
... furrender 17 18 the Tuns John Wright of coaUncrchants Benjamin Hughes SoI'iHury-Court and brandy-merchant John Bailey RdSinaI!cy and Smalley of Blackburnbankcrs William Hutchinfoii of Burton-I Aonard Jof of Chipplng-Oiigar linen-draper John Cochrane 1 Iatton ...