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... difpatch was received the furreudcr of Coni to the event which put a period to campaign very h'i,hly glorious to the Imperial arms. The Ruffian army, under the command of Suwarrow, about the end of this month began its march homewards. February. 3. His Majeftv's ...
... Monday, Mr. John Double, farmer, Horringer, near that town, leaving a widow aad children lament his Ids. Lately, at Newmarket, aged 3S, Mr. Wm. Ftalcr, nephew to the late Mr. Wcathcrby, of the above place. Monday, Mrs. Chapman, wife Mr. John Chapman, grocer ...
... Elizabeth. Mary, Sophia, and Amelia, tie Starl;holder, P Orange, tire Hereditary Earls Grandifo.i, Harrington, and Cardigan; CotifltciTes and Cardigan; and Lord Lady Bolton, Lord and Lady WaKingham, Lady Villiers, Lady Mary Bentlnejr., Lady Caroline Darner, Lady ...
... little ihemifery of re-1 off lift fe-dt'or' Council computed Spacer Mr wc of Chief Corfu! Cabinet Duke Asgufta EJiaabeOi Cardigan Vif-count 11 k Lady Darner l Mr M Wit Ifbya Aogufta dancing of dtftiiq-uiflied Rqrai boor Erl of Live-pool' 0ce Whitehall ...
... died his Mamhead in Devonfeire 72 the Right Hon Filmot Vaughan Earl of Lif-burnr kingdom Cuftos Rotulotum of of Cardigan His county Cardigan Jn Parliament near forty advanced in age and down infirmity he withdrew himfelf the general election in 1796 lived ...
... refiguation. The Jury, after fhou deliberation, found a verdift of Guilty, Tiunkruftt. John Long, Porifea, Hants, mariner. L. Croft, St.’ iames’s-ftreet, Middlefex, palfry-cook John Groom, Chifwell-lfreet, liable-keeper. Andrew Paul Paurtalesand Andrew George ...
... one in arms, the other 4 or 5 years old; after hawing left him return home, in palling a hr that leads into the village, the eld'd child dipt into the water, the poor making an attempt him, fell with the child Into the river, amt frsftured her arm fo (hocking ...
... Wednesday last, Mr John Shipley, any years agent Messrs. Johling and Co. hit merchants, thi ■ town. 1 he same day, Mr. Uobt. Jackson, of the Sandhill, this town, cheese-monger. —The fame elay, Mr. Ralph Sell'), bailer to Charles John Uiaiidling, Esq.—-On ...
... 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 ...
... ptifou-itd having in fafety meet which with end of (tone by over tbc wall cquipoiie to defeent I A prevails Dublin that Mr Grattan will again 1 Pailiamem Wicklow Mr Tight January 17 well undcitViod qurftion rill in irilh Pai-jiainent the (iift its meeting ...
... 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 ...