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... the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, with a petition to Parliament, dating the canfrs of the derline of their mannfadure, the diftrefT under which they have long laboured in confequeDce thereof, and humbly praying relief. . . Mr. Grattan promifed them to preient ...
... (lores to Clonmel, under the efcort of a party of the military. Tuefdiy the final ballot for the city Militia, took place in St, John’s Parifb. Wednrfday Term ended. A new is now adopted by the coiners in this city to pafg tfacir bale produftions.—The women ...
... FORM. G Rigli’Worihipful JOHN PEREE. D- G. M. the . his Gr.ce 'ondefceaded Grand Matter, for h.s baT.ng 7 flt prefide the 6th diftreffed Mafons, in for die recovery mote the Benefit of the Order. & M. Ordered, That brother John . William t ire G Nicholas ...
... power, and fapp->«ed by Itft own afluraoce and audacity, became dangeroui. No man could forget the National Guardi and other armed ruffians {Turning the oame of Volunteers, who, few months fiace, patroled through ftreeta day after day—-threatroihg fubrerfion ...
... happy hear, not ma- U oJ niekt, t.. .•clock, failed f. » Do.c, >» E«prcf. Packet, Capt. Dell, with the mail for Oftend. An armed cutter accompanied the packet a :onvoy ' A, was well known that the General had agreed for his paffage the Exprefs.cmiofity ...
... of Middlesex the City and Liberty Wellminftct.' i* U'hitthall, Juij 6. Hi* M a jetty hat beep pleated conHitme and appoint John Anttruther, of Lincoln's Ton, ia the county of *• hi* Mi* iefty** Jufttce for the countie* of Carnarvon, Merioneth and Anglelea ...
... d Chi .f Baron Eyre, to be Chief Juflice of the Cou.t of Common Pleas, Sir Archibald Macdonald, to be Lord Chief Baron, Sir John Scott, Attorney General, Mr. Milford, Solicitor General. Mr. Graham, Mr. Anflruther, Mr. Plomer, Mr. Grant, Mr. Garrow, ard ...
... from whence the firft Tparks of L'berty ; Thf’a'ouf* denounced the Adminiftration pf their yielded the arms of tbe yictortdus Gailoti. A n of whom armed with mnfqaett, theTcft fprang, going fall Into their hand* ; two > pa.i(j,ent. After having exhibited* ...
... the Queen’s county Royal Mill- “'To be Major, with Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel.—John Waiburton, Efq. late Captain in 58th F °To Eldeft Captain, with Brevet Major.— John Murray, Efq. half-pay Maj .r, late in 5 F To b. Captains.—M«hew &*•. Gore, Efqrs ...
... the two market-towns Cardigan and Newcastle, in the county of Cardigan. For further particulars enquire W. Davies, Clynmereditii; James Webber. No. an, Milk-llreet, London; J. Evans. Auctioneer, Carmarthen; Thomas Makeig, at Cardigan. HUNTINGTON, NEARIEER ...
... 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 ...
... Worceiter. John Edwards, of Mancheften, Lancafhire, Merchant, September 20, 2r,6ber is, at Spencer's Tavern, in Manchefter. . DIVIDENDS to he made to CREDITORS. . September 5. John James, of Tuglin-ucha, Cardigan. (hire, at William Lewis's, Macworth Arms, Sival:- ...