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... read fevetal paflages from Mr. Grattan's Addrefs to the Citizens, of Dublin, to prove what he had faid refpedtirig the language of the party he allud- ed to, and he commented in fevere terms upon each pafTage. Mr. Grattan began a fmart philippic, by faying ...
... read ieveral patiages from !.r. Grattan's Addrefs to the Citirens of Dubtin, .to prove vhatthe had laid rel'peciing the langsrage of theparty he atlud- cd to, aed he commented in fevere terms upon each patfi e. Mr. Grattan began a fmart philippic, by laying ...
... party not to other under lands pvopofed Mr Grattan that give honour upon again Mr and together which quitted been time tiling prevent proceedings the Grattan inquiring in fuch General to Mr it that pKcc Mr Grattan was civilities FKANC1S CRADOCK ofhiie lift ...
... Henry Grattan esq is authenticated under the signatures Major General Cradock and Captain Metge : In consequence of what passed in the debate in the House of Commons early on Monday the 17th Major-Gen Cradock on the part of Mr Corry on Mr Grattan in the ...
... Ludlow, March.rs, at the George Inn, Ludlow, April 8, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow. John Bury and Samuel barues, of Miter, .Factom Marcia 6,7, April 8, at Willmot's Tavern, Man- John Porral, now a Prifoner in the Fleet Prifon, London, Merchant, March 1,8, April ...
... Liverpool. John C*ad#iJt, ol Captainfold, within in the parifh Rochdale, in the county x Lancafter, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman to ' appear March 7, and April 5, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Attorney, Mr Charles Barrett 111 Manchefter. John Bridge ...
... Ho-j'e, to wt.ieii Mr Grattan af f.Atc-i. A I day-light the Ger.tienien pr. .t. . Ed to the ticld, md the ground ben,. tAen, tlrr p. -its tired, ' I»ccordi-.$ to a^rcrncnt, by a word, when Ml. Corry ; -was wounded in tlr_ left arm. Trie Gen-'.me.i pre- ...
... formerly of St. John's college, is empowered, by a difpenfation, to hold the rectory of fivettlethOrpe, toget her with the rectory of Thorpe on the hill, both in the county and diocese of Lincoln, and worth together near Goo!. a year. The Rev. John Waltham, ...
... He puffed this point, he laid, knew that futh declaration muft have the cffefl of uniting all parties in France againfl our arms, ai.d thofe of otir allies. fupport of his argument, that the.re-eftablilhment of the Bourbon w.as the objefl, referred the ...
... his entire wvilh that it fhould b take place. Mr Grattan then proceeded to the Hfoufe, where Mr Corry was engaged with a his furgeon, where they exchanged mutual f! civilities. I JoHN Fr.ANcIs CRADOCK. JOHN M1ETGE. On Monday Aldzrman Exlbaw was cho- f f{n ...
... Acres of OAK POLES and SAPLINGS, Handing and growing on Trocd-Rhi w-Lwba Farm, inthe parifh Llanbadarn-fawr, in the county Cardigan, diftant fix miles from the Port of Aberyftwith. Alfo, One Hundred TREES, marked and numbered, on Abertrinant Demefue. For ...
... 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 ...