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... that you muft become an armed nation and military country. That the fitnaticn Europe had changed the nature of the defence—s that we were to attacked not the army of a hoflile country, but by armed colonies hriimg from an armed and hoflile nation, that ...
... is Publifhcd, price Britifh lixpence, A LETTER to the Right Hop. Mr. Grattan. Bv the author ef‘- Short Hiftory of Oppofitiom” Printed by J and J. Carrick, Bedford-roxv and id by John Parry, No. 33, Anglelea-ftreet, and all the Booklellers. ...
... Baggot Samuel i-b- John Annesley James Rawson 3 1 , Rich. Grattan F. W. Chas, Palmer, jun. J- John Pomeroy John Lear John Wolfe Charles Annesley John Latouche, jun.Henry Anne Edw. Fitzgerald Tho. Fred- - B O ...
... kingdom. a This Publiihedt price a .BrkilhJispence, LETTER the Riglii Hon. Mr. Grattan. By the author of Short Oppcf.tloh.” Primed bv J. and J. Carfick', Bedford-row rind fo d-by John Parrv. No. 33, A&glefca-flrcet, and a!i the EooAic.!ers. ...
... Haroid’s-crofs, John-Wilmot, Efq. LONDONDERRY NOV 7, laft John Darcus Efq. was tlr cTter’* Mayor*' and Thomas and Wm. H. Afli, Efqr», Hj SherifTfc for the enfuing year. * The following very curious cpiftlc 'wr telv f«ntbv prifemer in Cardigan gaol, to crechicrs ...
... Saturday lad, John Collins, Efq. Lieutenant in his Majefty’s 14th regiment of foot, and lon of Mr Sam. Collins, late of this city, merchant, to Mils Rugers, of Col- Icoe-grecn.—ln Durrow, Mr John Dunn, to MiT* Mary Mulhall. both of faid place —Mr. John Sullivan ...
... trade of Conventions, and in 1793, meafwres were taken Government to thatelteif; then became more concealed, refting upon its arms, until it could a& with greater ; until foreign hoftility accepting its invitation, would aid its efforts and accelerate the ...
... .., t° h £ charge madc y Mr. Grattan, made to eftablifh a ruthkfs and * '• i tyranny, tremendous and intolerable, to the Senate by influence, and the by arms.” You admit the latter part, e may impofed on a people by arms deny that can upon a Senate, folely ...
... boats each, with one tranfport, and about men, have been in Cardigan Bay. Thty landed men at Fif* gatd, and plundered and did much in .neighbourhood, and then embarked upon feeing shout Bco men in arm* moving to attack them. The frigates, &c. had left the ...
... difobedience their public orders. Six men were Vfiderday very fcvercly ducked from the yard-arm, for having tarried after the expiratien their leave: the Maftcrat Arms of one of the fiiips, was alfo ducked, drummed round the fleet, and marched round the dock ...
... order the garrifon men to depofit their arms every night in the Court-houfe, to prevent them from being taken force. Above 400 families had been robbed of their arms in that neighbourhood in one night. Mr. GRATTAN replied fhortly to the arguments which ...
... Burrow*, wife, as lam dcter- y any debt (he may contraA, C.e having eloped fundry cimca. under my hand, this 31ft day Juiy, 1797, JOHN Sunday the 13th of Auguft, .A SERMON • Will be preached in the Church FIVOCAB, the Rev 3 WiLMOI TC'OR the fupporc the Parilh ...