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... given is to /to/anode( Can o .l .ne john lgriesdinan, fairs for sail purpose. iterolved, That the further sent at one hundred guineas beg to the t: , w6rOttee of Fie Arts or any two of th,m, for we th. G urge Grattan, ;or the euiuing year s to tt such ...
... Yarnieutb..slion. Edward and Steithen Lush• int too, ig e dfordshire-.John Osborne and Francis Pam. Weemoutls—Sir James Pulsation G. T. Steward, Siehard %teem*, and Adorns —John Arbuthnot, Sir Joint Hardy, Charles and Writ. Williams, the other Candidates ...
... with them off Cape Cruz, retake one of the dzoggers, and to capture La C 3. bane Spanish row-boat privateer, armed with on swivel and small arms ; had been five days from Seq Jag., her crew originally consisted of fourteen meet; bat she bad only five on ...
... necklace and ear tines le carrespnnd. The Dowager Marchioness of BATY, the Countess OF CARDIGAN, Lady Caroline DAM'S, Lady CAM. line WA LOGGII ATE, And Genet al and Mrs. St. JOHN, were pewit. The prevailing colours at Court were scarlet, Royal purple, dark-brown ...
... echo rine.street, THIS BAT, April 6th, and Sia Days (Sunday excepted), DUPLICATES, and a derable lion of the LIBRART of Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT, nag. of Beechwood, Herts ; also thr very enfant,. Cole din of MAN Ancient Chronicle., Chatters, &c. on Vellor and ...
... Eartr•-Gpincer, Smakiogiantabire, Mar,vp, don, Sani.lcb Yadaor, uupaoick,. Morey' Nelson, Forte•cus, B , .1 liarcono,Wipchntsea, Cardigan, ey, • Cowpw, Moira, Maasickk \I. braids; earl. , Care V a, Pr , panky, Sydney, St. Asapet t Falmouth, aaatelagh, Courtney ...
... Lieutenant Colonel John Meade and Francis Savage. I.ntith County—Right Hon. John Foster and Loid Viscount Jocelyn. Waterford—Sir John Newport. DUSLIN, NOV. 19. This morning the poll finally closed, a: Green. street, when Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw were de ...
... whether such appellants from Ole Magistrates were .sr were tot qualified to keep arms, at.d tbat in many inittoces such appeals world bt• embarrassing to them. Sir JOHN NEWPOR r said, the (died of his amendment was this, in some chart-red cities in Ireland ...
... row, Lon lon, and John Deitrielt Lubbrcu, and William Lodi, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, factors, at one, at Guildhall, Londe.. Nov. 10. John Harmer, of Stioud, Gloucester hue, clothier, at eleven, at the George lan, Stroud. Nov. i 6. John Gwynn, ofAlborne ...
... satesfaCtory to the Orieilletv. The contests about Mr, Grattan's picture, in the College of Duftn, are ' fresh in every recollection. This day it was up, next day it was token down: that Mr. Grattan had no certainty of a moment's possession of this high ...
... opinion looks to the Wert CERTIFICATES TO GRANTED TO-MORROW. John Largx, of the parish of Allesley, in the county of Warwick, dealer and chaoman. Ilannah Jonea, of Oolegnch, in the county of Cardigan, merchant, dealer and chapooman. William Fr.inca •aurnout ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED' John Bray, and John Graham, of Haddeix6cld, York, wool-staplers, Aprll on, 1509. Thome* Peal, Robert Bartlirop, and Richard Railtass, of street, theapside, London, hosiers, May 9, ran). J oho Edward!, na. Luddiugtoo, pad Johu Wait ...