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... Humphrey Minchin, Foreman, Richard Jackfoh, John Duncan, J. T. Bodcau, Hugh Cochran. William Watfon, William Sparrow, John Barry, S. Rofbotough,. Rawdon Hautenville, Richard Wtllon, James F tifimons, John Semple, Lewis Hudgins, James Donovan, Francis ...
... ■ ■ Mr. GRATTAN a very able [which given cor next], the arguments th- Gentlemen the amendment,.and was followed The CHAN, £XCH. who for feme time agdaft the amendment. At ope o’clock the queflion was put on tha on there appeared, • Mr.- Grattan and Mr ...
... Eoylc, in the county of Rofcom--an—Dated tldt jBth day Jan. 1797. JOHN CONRY, Sheriff. Sebiral taien plate the '*,) publuatton Mr. GkjttiSs Speech, re-tub lb mote correct note of it. Mr. Grattan mentioned that He would renew his motion relative to the Channel ...
... 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 ...
... iimtUnj the fervees Ireland on 7- ~ Grattan thoug'it atlgmenlation of x 2.000 , the militia, more efficient mealure ami that the the fnnnlJ . wa. thode by which this co,tn- .O i »}' •$ I j ini atfcciout ( ...
... 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 ...
... with one fhinfiiurt, and mut men, have been in Cardigan hay. They landed .ticO at Fifliguard, and plundered, and did much mifehief the neighbourhood, and tlicn embarked upon feeing about 80S roenr in arms moving t* attack thetu. The frigates, h?d left ...
... 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 ...
... STEWARDS - -tjon.H. Grattan, M.P. Abraham Wilkinson, po;:so: 3Y, Efq; MP. Joseph Leeson, ARTIE v, Efq; josEru band, Elq; the table prccifdy at fix o’clock. A Ballot faid day, wliich, for the convenience of the a,b«rs, will beopcn’from four o’clock. Bv ...
... part that time ha-s been taken the agitation of rmfchlevous' motion, from which good could pnffibly arilc. The nccefhty of arming thy admitted every one who con fillers us but the means have never beer, proyided fade end jo rercjlutlons for defence or ...
... iarnented, as well aa'.thathedid not iorne mo. lion the fubjea.—Sir John, however,o,aa called 10 order, aslhere was jtftion ihe llouk. As the Houfe was r.bcur to into .Cotruntue the bill, Sir John Biaquiete took the prefent oppottunity of teioaiking what appeared ...
... with which our arms have been attended, does not remove the high charge blame which attaches to the Firil Lord the Admiralty on this account. Does the refnlt the engagement change the cfincluiion which their negligence muft infer ? Sir John Jervis are indebted ...