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... 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 ...
... refpcdling the treatment of thofe iflands in the Well- Indies which lately fubmitted to our arms, in the expedition under the conduct of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jarvis. He had not yet made his mind as to the which bis motion fhould take, but be would ...
... Sir John Infchfh. Sir Harry Burrard, Bart, Walhampton, Hants, to Mifs Neale. Lapt. John Chnftmas, of Yarmouth, to Mifs Honor daughttr to Mr. Jof. Harman, merchant, Loweftofr. ci ° a^ es » 0{ Burv Plampin, daughter 0 John Efq. of Chadacre. Mr. John Martin ...
... Napper, of Birdham, SutTex, grazier. John Bifhop the younger, of Stroud, Glouceftcrlhire, dealer. John Gritfin the younger, of Clare-court, London, butcher. George Meinel. Maid-lane, London, Spanifh leather-dretier. John Spiller and James Fownes, of the Minorics ...
... 1 againft it a majon The Veba comprehending an hlftorical of feveral Adminiftiations the laft years animated perfonal Mr Grattan reprobated the recall from whofe laudable accomplilliment of all her wilhes Mr aflerted pofuivefy that the to attributed the ...
... into a general defence of it, and his motives for bringing it forward. The Houfe then adjourned. Oiv Tuefday fe'nnight Mr. Grattan moved in the Irifh Houfe of Commons, that The Houfe fhould on that day fe'nnight refolve itfelf into a Committee of the ...
... upon Michaelmas next, the t having had legal quit. KIT Plans may bcfecnat Mr. John Carthew’s cr V J audtioneer’s, and particular- wob , «V at the Time place;; an, of Mr. John Moore,ffe*Wtj£/-P ihe White Horfe, Ipfwich; While Hart, Bell, Bury; Bell, Saxmandham; ...
... a £ a 66 a 6 j J. Ditto fcrip. 67^afa67. Four per cent. conf. Sofa 79 J. Ditto fcrip 83 ?? %. Navy 5 per cent. arm. 99 _ a 99. Bank long arm. 18 1 1-1 6 a ■__■. Ditto fcrip ig£a£a_^. Ditto ihort 1778 and 1779 84 a 9-16. Omnium 6a6 £ a 6 India i'tock 195 ...
... amongft the Catholicpealantry in the South, as riots carried on by Roman Catholics who had plundered the Proteftant houfes of arm’s, &c. made alio part of the argumentative allufion againft the bill, . On the general points foregoing, the bill was o I'ofed ...
... Williams, Abraham Walker. John Williams. William Hall. Mary Lane. Michael Carden. John Rice. Rev. Thomas Gawtliorn. Jofhua Statham. George Sharp. Thomas Jackfon. John Gi Hot. William Barber. John Webfter. George Williamfon. Holbrooke. John ...
... which Mr Grattan (poke to acrofs the Houle never anfwer Curs !” Houfe broke than Mr Cavendidi met Mr Grattan at the door and him by The fieeve You are a S and recall vile term applied to me or meet me to part till one of us fall !” Mr Grattan bowed not ...
... Native Battalion Captain Norman M'l.eo.l, commanding nth Native Battalion Captain John Mawbev, ot European Battalion; Lieutenant \. Z. M. Birch, ditto ditto Lieutenant John Plumer, 1 jth Native Battalion ; Lieutenant Will.am Hinkfnian, of ditto; Lieutenant ...