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... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...
... 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 ...
... kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms, till it was laid gently on the platform. A young man, a surgeon, put on a yellow linen dress, and prepared to cut off the ...
... gilder. John Shillitoe, of Tower-ftreet, plumber, James Kelly, Woolwich, Kent, fawyer. . - v . . BANKRUPTS SURRENDER COUNTR.Y._ Peter Newlyn, now or late New Alresford, Southampton, currier. John Vaile, Cloucefter, carpenter and timber-merchant. John Owen ...
... *‘K n, (hcpkeeper. To appear *a’ Ad ® i' 7; t * ,e White Hart Inn, in the town n :- A,torn,e, » Mr. John Bowen and William Wor. ran, in Cardigan. John Shillltoe, of Tower-rtreet, I.ondon. plumber. To appear July 6, ,4, Auguft 7 , at Guildhall, London ...
... and-gilder. Peter Ncvdlyn, late of AlrcSford, Southampton, currier and lea- * ther-cutt r John Vaile, of Gloucester, carpenter and timber-dealer. John Owen Harney ol Cardigan, shopkeeper. >n SMEUtde, of Tower-street, London/ plumber. James Kelly/of Woofwidh ...