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... BANKRUPTS. John M’Btide, of Whitehaven, in the county ol' Cumberland, brewer, dealer and chapman; to xpfear Jan. r, a, and aa, the Ring’*.Arms, White aven. Attorney, Mr. Anthony Ad fun, in Whitehaven. John LivetCocb, Warwick-lane,Ncwgate-nrect, London ...
... Hope, Underhill, from Dideford, and Maria, Owen, from Cardigan, with qrs oats for Wright and Davies.—l he JL-tfey, Williams, and Providence, Jacob, from Aheryftwith, and Hopewell, Morgan, from Cardigan, with qrs oa*s for* I Giblon,—.l he Peace, Selly, from ...
... between Mr. Grattan, the great oppofition fpeaker, and Mr. Egan, lately come about tothe Miniftcrial fide of the queltion..— The latter, alluding fo the low flature of his late friend, called him a duodecimo incendiary; whilll Mr. Grattan applied to his ...
... country adjacent to the metropolis, confiderable quantities of arms have been voluntarily delivered up, and numbers of the deluded peafantry are daily coming for the purpofe of furrendering their arms and taking the oath of allegiance. The reftonation tranquillity ...
... 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 ...
... Rev. Walter Ciiapmau, D. D. prebendary ot Briflol, vicar of Bradford, Wilts, and mailer of St. John's hofpital Bath. At Arbuti riot Houfe, the Right Hon. John Vilcoum Arbuthnot. 111 the King's Bench prifon, after fix years confinement, Captain Thomas Henry ...
... Alexander Wallace, Efq: of a daughter. Maruiaoxs By fpecial licence, Wm. Kellet Efq; co. Wexford, Mift Segrive, eldeft daughter of John Begrave, doc. of Cibrih, co. Dwhlin.—Henry Coyle, of ekut, co. of Dublin, Rfq; to M. Margaret Fleming, of Euftsce-ftreet.— ...
... Indies, where inhabitants inG& upon the eftablithment of new Coenftitution. former they h the Governor. taken up arms and which is now arm will confit of this al difpatch,, fix of the line, “6 nl ap each, of fri This fleet is expefted to be re: fas fea ...
... 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 ...
... and ifi is only the want of proper officers, arms, and ammunition, that his hindered numbers from joining in Wexford and Wicklow.— Thofe in the late action at Rathfarnbam, near Dublin, were regularly armed they had green cockades, trimmed with fringe ...
... his father the late Earl of Cardigan in 1723. He was created Duke of Montagu, and Marquis Momhermer, in 1766. July 7, 1730, his Grace married a daughter of the late Duke of Montagu, who died in 1773, whom he had illue John Marquis of Monthermer, who was ...
... t__ arisid, and with tfieir faces blackened, cams and foreibiv en- tered the houfe of. John Kennedy, of.Cuhia, Efcj. in the county of Down. They demanded only fire arms, and having taken what they cat-id find, went off >vith- out offering any-other kind ...