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... were apprehended. The Council of the Commons of Clermont-Ferrand, on the fame day (the 4th), v.-ere obliged to aflcmble the armed force to quell a tumult which threatened the moft {erious confluences ; and a-. Bourdeaux and Mons, Bill on the fame day, the ...
... and their capital cities and towns are alfo hold of which they put him, firil fecuring his faid very corfiderabiy fince the arms and legs with ropes. In this difiual place aforefaid period. Calculations muft either have found eight nine men in the fame ...
... Lordfhip of Schaumburg Lippe, in confequence of an extraordinary irapofition for the accommodation of the military ; the ?? armed with provincial weapons of defenfe, and in great force, to oppofe the foldiery. The Commandant, alarmed at the afpect of affairs ...
... Dundalk, on twenty-one Defenders 3 tw to be traniported ; and ten to be imprifone wee a months, for confpiting to murder Mr. John 3s fix to be imprifoned tor other offencesi—Arthar fHa- gan and Patrick for a confpitacy to murder Mr. M‘Neal, in conjunétion ...
... fon, Paddy, mv dear, go up *ke a man, and don't bring a in your father's face. BANKRUPTS. John Hawkins, of Gracechurch-ftrcct, London, woollendraper. John Roderick Smith, hi the county of Middlefex, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman. Samuel Lay, ...
... Scuthby Bridge late Nice London John Richard John Middlefex Hcnderfbn Barbican brandy-merchant and Cureton Surry - Surry W Broad-ftrret furrender in Country Hancock Briftol Wm Sggv'f of Hapten bffi bankers Spencer John Clifton builder Great pulley Aylburton ...
... 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 ...
... future profperity the intereft of the loan. y Mr Grattan and Mr Ponfo n to the motion, but /' place and penfion bill, and of redudion of expences l . Ihould be propofed. _ / The motion paired ft' - Mr Grattan prefented the l ' venting revenue-officers eleftions ...
... having difcharged a brace each, they then drew their Count D’AHamfon received two Wounds,one in the body, and the other in the arm. Not being able travel,, the Count remains at Rochffter, but it hoped that his wrunda-will net prove mortal. The Chevalier, ...
... Governors. YV. B LASH FIE ED, Sec. TO BE LE T, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATE!Y, ALL that well accuftomed Inn, called THE KINGS-ARMS, fituate in a defirable part of the borough L ...
... Mr. Jofeph Bcnj. Smith, Newark upon Trent. John Dumbell, of Warrington, cotton-manufacturer; to furrender June fj, 14> u 'y *6. eleven, at the George, in Warrington. Attorney, Mr. William Mavie, Warrington. John Fell, now or late of Manchefter, cotton-fpinner; ...
... Mr. Sykes, No. 2, New-inn, London; and Mr. Jofeph Benjamin Smith, Newark.—John Dumbell, of Warrington, in the county of 1 ancaliet, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman. John Fell, noftr or laie Manchcfter, in the county Lancafter, cotton-fpinner, dealer ...