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... to grant unto Sir John Cox 'illey, of Warfield Grove, in the T « count]' Bart II of Sudbury, the county Suf- thority that he, and filch his male only on whom the dignity of Baronet ftiail devolve, may accept, and bear the ducal arms Wirtemberg on the ...
... box is Salilbury boo:, and the hammer cloth is fcarlct, with the arms beautifully .embroidered In gold. The carriage (which is a iwan-ncck) and wheels are painted red and dark blue, John Conyers, Efq. has refigned the command of the Weflern regiment of ...
... the United Irilhmen. It was fupported MelTrs. >.Jcphfon,>G. Po:i- Jbnby, Fletcher, Hoare, Sir John fteke, Mr. Stuart, of Killymoon, Mr. Durrau, and Mr. Grattan, on the ground that the.pa-lent alarming and danfrAfation country, as defcribed by report of ...
... and Robert Hefketfi, Liverpool, corn- merchants. John Richardfon, Grimfarg, Lancalhire, cotton-ma- nufaiturer. Philip Pary,eter, My lor, Cornwall, fur- jteon. John Williajnfon, Bridgnorth, grocer. John Philip De Druchy and Philip Gavey, London, mer- chants ...
... Government And -whereas for theexecution of fuch their wicked they have planned means of open violence fee ret arrangement-s for arming dif-ciplined forte 'and furtherance of their purpofes have frequently affembled in great and unufual numbers under the colourable ...
... Portland, Duke and Duehcfs Beaufort, Duke and Duchcft Dorfet, Marquis and Marchioncfs of Townfhend, Earl and Couo ...
... found. Seven of the inhabitants near the fpot fay, that about half pafl eight o’clock they were alarmed the report of fire arms. The Colonel’s hat was lying the fide ofhim : it had a large hole in the upper part of the crown, if broke by a Hick, byt was ...
... Vifcountefs Falmouth Right Hon Lady Fortefcue late Right Hon Lady Dowagejc Grantley Apprece Sir John Coghill §ir Francis Blake Sir Edward Newenham Sir George Arm-ftrong Barts Colonel Colonel Doyle Colonel Debath Dublin The public are vequefted to obferve ...
... unite in fpirit of patriotifm againft common enemy The Leinfter Lord Charlemont Mr Grattan Mr Ponfonby and many who do not vote Minifter laying afide every inferior arms defend country It politics falvation of country which in queftion is not a part but ...
... grateful anfwer. After feme lurrhrr preliminary matter, he moved, that an addrefs prefented to his Majeily* which he read. Mr. Grattan faid, that the Uddrefs comprehended vaiiety of fubjifls, oil many of which there would probably no difference but to feveral ...
... Stephen Cook, B. A. Catus College, Cambridge. Chas. W. Carwardine, B. A. St. John's Col. Camb. Samuel Heckford, B. A. Trinity Coll. Cambridge. W. Stow Lundic, B. A. St. John's Coll. Cambridge. Edward Prefs, B. A. Caius Coll. Cambridge! Samuel Colby Smith ...
... my anfwer: in conicquence of whicn they determined to furrender themfelves prifoners of war,and accordingly laid down their arms this day at two o'clock. I cannot at this moment inform dour Grace the cute: number of prisoners, but I behave it to be their ...