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... Weftern Counties. Mr. GRATTAN and Dr. DUIGENAN. The following is an accurate account of the recent tranfa&ion between Mr. Grattan and Dr. Duigenan. On the of July the following Note was delivered to Dr. Duigenan : Mr. Grattan has very grofs, a very ...
... Warren, Uppingham. John Dutton, the parifh Alton, near Birming-1 ham, in the county ol Warwick, dealtr and chapman ; Ito June 29.30, and July aX, the Houle ol j John Richard*, in the par.ih ol All on. Attorney, Mr. Holland, in Birmingham. John Snow, the Strand ...
... Reform in Parliament—and in that declaration, and an-abhorrence of indifcriminate riiafTacre,'he was joined by his brother John. The' latter is alfo faid to have uttered words, hope this example will have the defired effedt, but I much tear will not: ...
... of Dolgoch, the of Trocdyrawr, in the county of Cardigan, widow, mal’fler, and deal ...
... any thing. 1 am, Sir, &c. See. A. BEAUCLERK. Cardigan Volunteers. Firft Lieutenants. Second Lieutenant Thomas Davies, vice David Davies, deceafed. Second Lieutenant David Phillips, vice Bowen, who refigns. John Harries, gent. .Richard Dickens, gent. To bi ...
... Auguft 18, at Beaumaris. CAERMARTHEN. John Lloyd and William Grant, Efqrs. Caermariheajbire, Friday, Auguft 10, Caermarthen. Pembroke (hire, Thurfday, Auguft 16, Haverfordweit. Cardiganjhire, Wednefday, Auguft aa, Cardigan. Our readers* who recollect (we hope ...
... makers'- Arms, Northgate-ftreet. The following is an official lift of the prefent ftations of the militia regiments belonging to the counties more immediately within the circuit of this paper : REGIMENTS. STATIONS. Anglefea .. Liverpool Cardigan .. ...
... Pirfnns, v.lio have ■ Claims offccmar.d; -V upon the of JOHN Clu-vryil!, the ut Cumberland, * 1 rc picflcd to tranfmit tlnir Aceo..n?» Tor. KK ' ! ...
... officers each took hold an arm till they , arrived at the gate of the Compter, when the turn-1 key went forward to open it, and left the prifoner with ; his partner. Barrett availed himl'elf of the mo'mem, made a luddcn from under his arm, and .! effected his ...
... £. S. E. diftauec about three leagues, the Dolphin armed cutter in company, 1 fell in with and captured after a chace of four hours, Le Kpie French lugger privateer, mounting Iwivels befides fmall arms, and manned with 17 men, out two days from Dunkirk ...
... which General Dundas had treated, marched off with their arms, fell with and attacked Sir James Duff and his men, he was efcorting the mail to Naas. But put to the fword about 300 of them.—Mr. Grattan's Steward was one of the principal leaders of the rebellior ...
... Wrotham. flaac lomlin, Efq. Wrotham. 1 Henham, farmer, Eaft Pecitham Walter Barton, farmer, Eaft Peckham. * John Miller, gent. Yalding. John Simmons, farmer. lie Indictment having been briefly h*..i Mr Attorney General rofe. He ob.err d ducharge of the ...