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... up the hopes of his followers to the last.. Saturday last, he following men, viz. Wfn. O'Loughlin, John Burke, Hugh M'Guirc, Edm. M'Guire, T. Gibbons, John Gibbous, and Patrick Doherty, were brought into Aa- Araterford, and next day sent New Geneva, thence ...
... 3d instant, the bodies of Mr. John Piggy, taylor in Strathmiglo, uear Perth, and his son, a boy about ten years age, were found dead in the snow, about 20 yards from the village of Strathmiglo, clasped in each others arms. They had gone to Auchtermuchty ...
... againll the Union. This brought on long and animated debate, which continued till eleven o’clock' on Thurfday forenoon. Mr. Grattan made a molt able and eloquent fpeech againll it. He had only been eledted for Wicklow at twelve o’clock on Wednesday night ...
... Arts. The fame day Meffrs. Anthony Benn Church, of OQeen's College; John B-utchinfon and Peter Iniihbald,.of Univerlity College; John Kennedy, of Chriflt Church; George Inman, Henry John Knapp, and Ifaac Edwards, of, Pembroke Col- lege; and Henry Penruddock ...
... Roche, and Sir J. Parrtcl spoke. Sir John Bl&quicrc expressed strong displeasure at the very imprudent language made use of by some gentlemen supporting the amendment. [Afr. Egan had just risen to speak, when Mr. Grattan entered the house, introduced the ...
... hardwarcinan. Robert Maitland, of Bifhopfgate-flrectwithin, merchaut. John Buchannan, of merchant. Robert Rtchardfon, of St. John'sflrcet, japanner. John Barrett, of King-ftreet, cabinet-maker. John James MailLrd, of Lime-ftrcet, merchant. Wm. Martin, iltoi, porter ...
... having thrown out reflections on Mr. Grattan, that Gentleman his fpeech retorted with feverity his alTailant. confluence of which, the Chancellor of the Exchequer retired, andfenrin a by General Crad.'.ock to Mr. Grattan, demanding immediate latisfadtion ...
... Gratian, demanding immediate fatisfaftion. Mr. Grattan inftantly left the Houle, accompanied by Mr. Merge, The parties met and fought. Five fhots were exchanged. In the fifth Mr. Grattan wounded Mr. Corry in the arm. The ball was immediately cx rafted, r the ...
... triumphs, and her Ladylhip’s amiable conduft, made diltance no longer endurable. Lady Cardigan’s Houte. —On Monday evening a party of exalted perfons attended Lady Cardigan’s tard party in Grofvenor-fquare, among whom were the King and Queen, Princeffes Elizabeth ...
... Benj. Erianj John Xilbv, Mary Baoki, Georgs Icom, Thomas Parifh, V/illiam Taylor, Ann Atmore, john Neale, Charles Sheppard, Sarah Crofby; John Pettit, and Catherine Callao, to be iupriloned fix months in the of Correflion. John Jones, John ...
... hansi's chace, a French gun-vefl'el, No. 57, mounting an fIt( iron twenty-four pounder in 'her bow, with a number of W fmall arms, &c. commanded by Le Citayen Ronuilland, WI Enfeigne de Vait~rau, from the river'Vegue, bound to St. be Maloes, out twenty-four ...
... have been fo long detained at Hehgo-ifland, menacing pofttions—There was no truth been landed the Continent. Upwards report an arm.lhce having been agreed of three padengers are waiting at Cruxhaven upon. to come to F.nglaud. . Tho h'',? 'j' Although the ...