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... againft a perfon of confequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was Thurfday tiken inro cuftody, and brought the Duke of Portland's Office. The moment the miftake was difcovered, a proper explanation was made Mi. Grattan, and he was of courfe liberated. The warrant ...
... plan. May viewed, and particulars had, twenty days previous the Sale, at the City-Arms Hotel, Hereford ; Hop-Pole, Worcefter ; Angel, Ludlow; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Arms, Meilis. Bird and Nichols, Hereford, who will a man to the Eftate; Can a way's, and ...
... * Windfor Corporation, per arm. iccl.* Freemafuns at Kingfton-upon-Hull, per.-annum, 501. * Lord Curaon'a Servants, 301. Ss. 6d.* Fire Side Society, eleven members, Black Boy a*>d Apple, Charing Cross, 301. * Lord Cardigan's Servants, aBL 141.* Invalids ...
... Privy Counctlloi Hohi. Lord Caftlceagh, L»rcl Lieutenant’s btcietary Hon. John Bert-sford, ill Commifllonerof the Revenue Hon. Sir John Parnell, Chartcellor Excheouer; Hon. John Fortier Speaker j Hon. L'C h*- by, Commiluoner of the Revenue and Chairman ...
... lienij. $ Maker artillety o!unteeis.*Lieut Wm LitiJe James Clerk, John Wm Skardon, John i.uckraft, lie iients. Peter Rogers, gent, to he furgcotli Loyal Milford volunteers. **Stokes, efq. John L. Stokes, to Heat. James i be enfign. pj Pemoroke volunteers ...
... and father of Colonel John Maxwell, of the Caean Regiment of Militia. Cork, Sept. 29. order of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common Council of the City of Cork, the Public are defired to take notice, that the dreet hitherto named Grattan-ftreet, is in future ...
... 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 ...
... too ludicrous to give affront, to make apology to HCWar GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan remains in Dublin for three days, and be heard of at Kcam’s Hotel, Kildarc-ftrcct.” In confequcnce of this note Mr. Grattan was on the 21 ft, put under an arreft by Mr. Sheriff ...
... other bufinefs ; and afterwards to dine with the Stewards. * # * Dinner will be on the table half-paft Two. Rev. JOHN FREEMAN,) Stewards. JOHN FREWSTER, Oft 27, 1798. thefe Schools Fifty Boys and Thirty-five Girls are educated and full clothed, and when ...
... feur-rilous anfwer the Addrefs ot Mr Grattan publiihed time in Dublin a night ago following Mr Grattan feen a grofs a very unprovoked and a very ridiculous performance vvritien and figned Patrick Duigenan Mr Grattan does not explain condudt individuals ...
... of merchants was held, and from that guild alfo, Mr. Grattan was disfranchifed. , - - A,veffel has lately arrived at Bourdeaux, with a number of Frenchmen, tranfported from America by order of John Adams, Efq; the Prefident. Yefterday, in Smithfield Market ...
... 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: ...