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... 15. Jonitl-.a.i Ainfworth, Halifax, York, timber-merchant. certificates to granted, June 1 z. John Matthews, of Newtown, Montgomery, woollen.manufifturer. John Morgan, late Short’s Gardens, near Drary-laae, corn* chandler. trials* HIGH TREASON —SPECIAL ...
... gilder. John Shillitoe, of Tower-ftreet, plumber, James Kelly, Woolwich, Kent, fawyer. . - v . . BANKRUPTS SURRENDER COUNTR.Y._ Peter Newlyn, now or late New Alresford, Southampton, currier. John Vaile, Cloucefter, carpenter and timber-merchant. John Owen ...
... fent for his two fens home to admonlirr them, Earl Waldegrave and his brother were alfo Tent for by their uncle the Earl Cardigan, proper order is now reflored among them.'r- One gentleman, foa to a lottery-officer keeper in city, was on Wednefday laft ...
... Privy Counctlloi Hohi. Lord Caftlceagh, L»rcl Lieutenant’s btcietary Hon. John Bert-sford, ill Commifllonerof the Revenue Hon. Sir John Parnell, Chartcellor Excheouer; Hon. John Fortier Speaker j Hon. L'C h*- by, Commiluoner of the Revenue and Chairman ...
... of the Red, Sir John Orde, Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White. Thomas Lenox Frederick, Elq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. Sir Robert Calcier, Km, Captain of the Fleet. Capt. Cuth. Collingwood. Capt. Peter Aplin. Henry Savage. John Knight. John Child Parvis. George ...
... indep. volunteers. —John C |,jl captain. Captain John Campbell, on late Kelfo reg. captain. Malcob Brown, gents, to be lieuts. John fiai fi gents, to enfigns. . Auchtermuchty volunteers.—John Auchtertooll volunteers.—Henry Spe al s, John ...
... favour of O’Connor integrity.’ Eilkine, Mr. Fox* Earl of Suffolk, Mr. Sheridan, Duke of Not folk, M. A. Taylor, efq, Mr. Grattan, Lord John Ruffe), Earl of Thanet, Earl of Oxford, Samuel Whitbread, efq. All had ! ant, &c. Scrutator, A narrative of the fufferings ...
... lienij. $ Maker artillety o!unteeis.*Lieut Wm LitiJe James Clerk, John Wm Skardon, John i.uckraft, lie iients. Peter Rogers, gent, to he furgcotli Loyal Milford volunteers. **Stokes, efq. John L. Stokes, to Heat. James i be enfign. pj Pemoroke volunteers ...
... with him. When they got to Mr. Grattan’s, Neilfon told him he had fomething to fay to Mr. Grattan in private, and delired him take walk in the domain. Neilfon, however, roduied him to Mr. Grattan firit; and Mr. Grattan ordered a (ervaut to attend him ...
... and father of Colonel John Maxwell, of the Caean Regiment of Militia. Cork, Sept. 29. order of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common Council of the City of Cork, the Public are defired to take notice, that the dreet hitherto named Grattan-ftreet, is in future ...
... months, 50,000 foldiers and Tailors, near 300 tranfports, 14 men of war, 14 frigates, and a considerable number offmaller armed veflels, without gaining one Tingle advantage. It would, we think, be a very popular aft in the navy, if fome honourable mark ...
... Biche (*} board of thefe veflcls were chofen frodps, very formidable train of flying and other artillery; a great quantity of arms for the Irifh Rebels; faddles, and every neceflary appointment for large body of cavalry, entrenching tools, &c. under the ...