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... Mr Grattan’s Neiifon tolfi him he had Mr private and de-fired to in his domain Neiifon however introduced to Mr Grattan firft Mr Grat-tanotdered lervnnt him tofhew the grounds He returned in half hour Went Mr Grattan’s library— Neiifon and Grattan were ...
... 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 ...
... adds, that the Rebel, at the time of his being killed, was armed with a pike. On Wednefday, !aft Captain Welch,of, the attendee by two Dragoon's, was attacked near Maynooth by eight men armed with mulquets, two of whom difcharged their pieces at Capt ...
... obftacles remain, not indeed of a naiuie, tor the whole Mamlo.iK militia, who govern, or rather opprefs Egyp', sot exceed half armed and uudifcipbned banduti. iiut it mull rl.iTiculi, it not impoflihie, to ‘.end provifions 10 an European army a country fo ...
... o return, he objet! which induced Mr. Grattan return to bublin, was to the publication of pamphlet Dr. Duignan, member for Armagh. On Mr. Grattan’s arrival there, he the following note to the the ult. Mr. Grattan has icen very grols, very unprovoked, ...
... William Croydon Kidman for John Levitt of Wifbech St Peter*s Matthew for M Wolley of St Peter*s Richard Ifaac for Edward Polpow of St Mary*s Nathaniel Raper for Delehoy St Mary*s John Searles for John Taylor Watch Tuffs for John John Filber ...
... againft the Hon. Mr La wlefs a3 , d others, Mr. Grattan Kai taken into cul!ody, and broulit.to the Duke of Portlands Office. The moment the mittake was dilcovercd, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan and he was of cootie liberated. Pit ;near* taken ...
... toafls, followed. Mr. Fox propofed Mr. Grattan's health, in a fpcech chiefly occupied in commenting what had been refpecling the evidence he gave on the trials at Maidflone, and tracing a fimilarity between Mr. Grattan’s and his own fituation. Several perfons ...
... i_. Admiralty Office, Oil. 21. lIEUT. Waterhoufe arrived here late lalt night 'with the duplicate of a difpatch J from Sir John Borlafe Warren, Bart. —^ and K. B. Captain of his Majefly's fhip Canada, to Vice-Admiral Kingfmill, of which the following ...
... BuHo.-k, ?? Durrani, i'rancis Tompfon, C. C. D odd, Efi]TS to be Captains. Richard Browne, Efq. to be Cnptain- I.ieutenaut. John Ellis , Abra. Wanty, Thos. Wodc- houfe, Gents, to be Lieutenant-. T. Gardiner, W. Crowe, Thomas Appleton, Gents, to be Entign ...
... Abney William Herrick Farn-ham John Suffield Brown Efqrs Robert Burnaby Clerk Mansfield John Clerk Owfley Adams Pares Efqrs Thomas Burnaby Fofter and Clement Winfianley of Huntingdon of Hertford Bart William Browne j John Meekerke Ef of has a to be he ...
... Directors was held the Eafl-India It is infinite concern we follow-ing received by this conveyance : Princefs Amelia Captain John was by accident off Coaft about were unfortunately loft The Woodcot Captains Smed-ley and Hannay homeward bound were taken ...