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... His Majeftv's (hip 0 t»cy on Tliinfdiy.chaced. 5 armed veflels under the batteries of Boulogne, and began a heavy firj upon them ; when fotitf batteries opened udqi her, two of them with red-hot (hot, and tiie wind falling, (he was ex- pofed to an inceflant ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Dolgoch, the of Trocdyrawr, in the county of Cardigan, widow, mal’fler, and deal ...
... 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 .. ...
... MefTuages, Cottages, and Lands, for which fuch claim* are marie. Dated the Twenty-fifth day Augult, 17(48. JOS. WAIN WRIGHT, JOHN DDES. HEREFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in the month September next (particulars of which, a* to time and place of ...
... TUESDAY, JULY 31. The which induced Mr. Grattan's return Dublin, was the publication of a pamphlet by Dr. Duignan, for Armagh. Mr. Grsitan's arrival fent following note to the Doctor in the 17th inftant: Mr. Grattan lias a very grofs, very unprovoked, and ...
... were both reprieved. At Leicefter, John Jobnfon, convicted of ftealing a quantity of fifh out of a pond appertaining to tht Hon. Richard Auguftus Butler Danvers, was ordered tobe tranf- ported for feven years. — John Crowder, convicted of ftealing one ...
... Calder was pre - fented his by Lord Spencer, and had the honour kifs hands on being created a Baronet. Yefterday John Mortice, alios BifTel, and John Saunders, convicted the | a Eilex As fi2cs, for a burglary in the of Mr. Chapman, Windford, were executed in ...
... Hervey, grand-daughter to the Eari Bristol. Monday at near Salisbury, John Rite or, Esqa gentleman considerable property Derbyshire, Mi's Pcttingal, of Bath. Tuesday at Bradford, John Newton, Esq. clothier, Mist bush, daughter of Tho. Bush, L.q. DEATHS ...
... 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, ...