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... 1797. Leominjler JJfembly, will be held the KINGs-ARMS GREAT ROOM, Tuesday, the Seventeenth of January, inft. not on Thursday, the Nineteenth, as in a former Paper. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Creditors of JOHN LELLO, . late of the Angel Inn, the town of Lud- ...
... EVANS. WH EREAS~SAR AH, the Wife of JOHN WILKES, of Overton, in that part the parifh of Richard's Caftle, which lieth in the county of Salop, Gentleman, did, Friday, the Twenty-eighth day April laft, elope with John Palmer, of town of a Methodift Preacher ...
... March 15. Mr. Grattan, in replying what had fallen from Mr. Egan, in the Hmtfe ol Commons, laid, the unkind txprc(lions which he had applied to the Gentlemen who conllituted the Adminification of Lord Fitzwilliam, Ihould not make him (Mr. Grattan) iorget the ...
... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...
... Leeds and Lord Cardigan, and a new Road on the Eift, containing J LotV A PARCEL LAND the Road from Lofthoufe-Gate, Ling- well-Gate, bounded Eaft and Weft by Tho- maeColdweU's Allotment, and fuhjeCt to ° * 35 an Occupation-Road through it to John Web- Iter's ...
... diflrid to deliver their arms and ammunition to the officers the King's forces appointed to receive them. He alfo offers a reward to fuch perfon* (hull inform where arms and ammunition are concealed. Fifteen hi-bdred (land of arms have bean feised by the ...
... 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 ...
... Juu. Golddone John Holnefi, Wingham ohn Cowell, Margate R. Nilbetr, A 0» C. Matfon, Wingham Wra, Hawlta, Wingham -Bethia Cofnan, ditto John Sot toe, Moningtoa W. Hall, ditto , Chandler, ditto , John Brown, ditto Steph.'Paine, ditto . John Eaftet, dino ...
... t__ arisid, and with tfieir faces blackened, cams and foreibiv en- tered the houfe of. John Kennedy, of.Cuhia, Efcj. in the county of Down. They demanded only fire arms, and having taken what they cat-id find, went off >vith- out offering any-other kind ...
... between Mr. Grattan, the great oppofition fpeaker, and Mr. Egan, lately come about tothe Miniftcrial fide of the queltion..— The latter, alluding fo the low flature of his late friend, called him a duodecimo incendiary; whilll Mr. Grattan applied to his ...
... .., 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 ...