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... 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 ...
... 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 ...