... Bill, which flood for to-morrow, be to Monday the of April next. Agreed to. i Wafte Land Committee was, on the motion of Sir John Sinclair* empowered to fit during the ad jouumicnts of the Houfe. The commitment of the Votes of Parliament, and Newfpapcr ...

... 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 ...

... of entering into Armed Affectations; meafurewhich was unanimoufly agreed to in all the Wards. The plan recommended by the Court of Aldermen each Ward is, iff. All the Inhabitant Houfeholdcrs, that arc able men, to learn the ufe of arms. Thole who are no: ...

... 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 ...

... her feveial violent blows ; ffic was taken to the work-houfe, where die was delivered of a dead child, and hcifeif alfo died. Arm Cabel proved the above cafi, but upon her crofs. examination, fhe admitted the gave very provoking language. She laid made foldius ...

... fame plate. The Reprefcntativc* of the armed youth of Dauphiny, Provence, and Languedoc, to the number of a 50,000 men, are al>out form a like compail of union at Valence, and it is intended that after all thefe armed confederacies IhaU be completed, deputation ...

... Gloucefterlhire, or Mr. Lewis, No. 12, Gray’s-infi. John Robfon the Younger, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, pdl'cymaker; to furrender May 21,31, June 25, at three, at the Half Moon, Great Yarmouth. Attorney, Mr. John Watfon, Yarmouth. DI VIDENDS. Edward of Claverham ...

... IRISH HOUSE OF COMMONS. The debate Tudilay lad, on Mr. Grattan’s motion, comprehending an hilfoiiral view of the feveral Admini(frations for the lalf twenty years, was animated and perfonal. Mr. Grattan and his panilans reprobated the recall Earl Fitzwilliam ...

... people doth not confider. Friday John Duhamal, a foreigner, and a mofl notorious fwindler, who has long infefled this city, was taken before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, at Guildhall, and went under long examination. Mr. John Dubois, Merchant, Alderman’s-walk ...

... Yorke, with whom he remembered to have fomc convtrfaiion at one Beale's, refpefling arms. Yoike at that time fuggclled, in an indiieft manner, the ncceffity having arms, and deftred the to make fume for pikes. Crofs examined by Mr. Gibbs. Willifon admitted ...

... appointed Commander in Chief of the Leeward iftanas, in the room of the deceafed Sir John Vaughan. Sir William Howe is appointed Governor of Berwick, in the room the late Sir John Vaughan; and Major General Craig is appointed Colonel of the 46th regiment of ...

... prei'ented by the Earl Lauderdale, General Tariffton, jind Mr. Grey. His Majefty was confer the honotr Knighthood John Bonfill, Mayor of' Cardigan. '1 here were feveral Prefentations, among whom were Major General Martin, who killed the King’s hand on being ...