... immediate fatisfa1tion. - Mr. Grattan in- flantly left the Housfe, accornipanied hy Mr. Metge. The parties met, and fought. - Fivi fliots were ex- changed. fn the fifth,-mr:''Gtattan. wounded? Mr. Corry in the right arm'. . The -ball was immediately extraaed ...

... the purpofe, we underfiand, of introducing Mr. Grattan into the Houfe of Commons. Th' intereit-of Earli'tzwilliam is fuppofe4,-to be paramount in.' this borough;; aid-it will b yecollemted; that Mr. Grattan was the 'leading fislporter of tbat Nobleqsan's ...

... mostcffectually promotI thq prosperity of the country at home, will give vigoor and effi- arrived cacy to its councils and its arms abroad, and can . embers alone enable hisMa-jest); under the blessing of Pro- solved, v'idence to carrv on successfully tie'treas' ...

... The R'ght Hon. Gentleman than named the following: Mr. Banks, Lord Henry Petty, Mr. Biddulph, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Brogden, Mr. Grattan, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. H. Thornton, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Joddrell, Mr. J. H. Browne,’ Hon. D. Browne, Mr. Ellison, Mr. Leicester ...

... Brecan Cardigan -Hough Hughes Abeiyflrwith Cacrmarthen James Roberts Kidwelly Carnalvon Hugh Ellis Carnarvon lerebigh - DaiidMtfm Denhigh Ftint Willism Wynene Mold Clanmorgan John Wood, jun. Cardiff Mejioncth G Griffiths Dongelly lnntgoinery John Jones ...

... for having unlawfully (tabbed and cul John Crosby, over his left eye, with a pitch-forlt—Alary charged with picking the pocket of George Sharp, Nswion, of three guineas. —Rtitri Jokmta, for picking the pocket of John Hearse, in the Pavement in York.— Harman ...

... yottng Viscount's gloyious plumpers, which have beest so often celebra- ted and rewarded by ridiculous unmeaning toasts.- Mr. John Leefe, sen. I am authorised to say, evets voted fnr Lord Fitz villiam at Malton, at York, at theCounty, i a'pd at Durhaon, ...