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... intention of going to Ireland in quality''of Lord Lieutenant. confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing ,Mr. Gra'ttan's party, who wifhed Uipulate certainconditions, which was not thought prudent grant,, the rrfolution fufpendeq; and a tetter ...
... enfuing fel - lion. It is faid that this arrangement is made in confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing Mr. Grattan's party, who wiffied to Itipulate certain conditions, which it was not thought prudent to grant Mr. Dreffing, the Meffenger ...
... from Bengal on 31ft of latt return ' I -n I tbe OAKELEY appearance arms dr various Shorn Iwvmver niotlly will night in church Ariancopang honor df and with Sir Yoor obedient Servant JOHN BRATH WAITE fftit I foall 11101 row of the capitulation for hia 1I ...
... 'raat, Efqr*.' Carmarlktajiirt, Th'urtday Cannattkcn. PemtnirAirf, Augult tj, at Haretfordweft, Lardigarfiirt, September i, Cardigan. BRECKKOCK SUMMER cißepnr, The Hon. Gmgt Hardjagt, tiu/n', Sfqt ' RaJntnjUre, Monday Atlguft 15, at Prrfleignt. ' Brtmjkin ...
... of Exchequer the Attorney General Mr Ormlby Mr Arch-dall the Hon Mr Pery Ileadfort the Hon' Denis Browne Mr Grattan and Mr G Ponlbnby Mr Grattan faid however he might differ from Gentlemen whom he generally concurred lhould night in con fiftency with the ...
... Birmingham, where further Particulars may be known; and in the intermediate Time, all Letters are defired to be left with Mr. John Francis, Moor-itrTet, Birmingham. This Day is publijbed, Price 4, in Boards, Dedicated, by PER MISSION, tO the LORD CHANC EL ...
... the whole had they gone below. Sir John Sinclair, Sir Jofeph Banks, and feveral ether members of the board Agriculture, are of) a to the Duke of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey, tiying experiments in agriculture. Sir John Sinclair, Bart, as Prefident of the ...
... Ireland, have been fo adjufled, as to afford a reafonalsle hope, they will be accommodating to all partiea in that kingdom. Mr. Grattan left town on Sunday evening lafl, after having aflilled at a Meeting which was held at the Lord Chancellor's on Saturday evening ...
... Firfey, of Halton,' Wiltjbire, Richard Long, Weft Afbton, Efq; ?O T H S; Carmarthen, John Llewellin, of Castle Piggin, Pembroke, John Phelps, of Withy-Bush House, Efq; Cardigan, WilT&m Gwen Brigrtock; Bfeanypant, Glamorgan, Kerafrjra of Richard Wellington; ...
... fend men!* and cifpolitions which nefer fail to preferve, as well as to prcduce, refpect, efteem, and friendfhip. (Signed) John Jay. ANSWER. The underfigned fecretary of ftate has had the honour to lay before rhe king the minifterial note which he has ...
... felony in the dweiling-houte Peter Kirch. James V/alfh, for robbing the high way near Dundalk James Dogherty and John Thompfon. Henry Deary, John Morgan, and Michael M'llory, found guilty of being Defenders, and taking unlawful oaths, were fer.tenced to be ...
... lady had her arm broken two coaches ran foul each other oppofite the Magdalen, and the hind-wheel of one of them coming oJTthe body upfet, but nothing material happened to the pallengers, three in number. On Saturday morning the body of John Winder, of ...