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... Parliament, via. Marquis Welledey. Marquis Lanidown, ord Grenville, Earl Grey, Right Hon. Henry Grattan. Air. Sheridan ; Extracts from the Journal* and Letters ofSir John Moore, the Expedition, the Spaivfh Expedition; the Speech the Kev. Mr. Sheppard, at Liverpool; ...
... Throe of the Phoenix's crew were * ! . (PRICE killed, tVe whole wounded, ss.d Captain Hill wss wounded in three places. My. Grattan has, ia terms .py -d hgit ion, cxpiessed bis willingness present the House Commons the Petition the RonSse C.:'holies of City ...
... holders will be paid on demand. MARRIED. Mr. John Kicrnan, ol this city, to Eleanor daughter of T. Mahon, Efq. Enmlk.llen, c‘i‘7' Robert * £f q- f°nto John AJamlon. '-fqe of Moate, to Mar a, daughter of John Maher. £: q linalloe. n D. At his apartments ...
... Journal ...
... whether the labouring peasant and the artisan should supplied with food.— cry hear, hear! j Alter few observations /rein Mr. Grattan, Sir Hall, Mr. Parnell, and Mr. Bere.sford, the House divided upon the amendment. Ayes Woes I.sJ —Majority 110. Tiie Bill ...
... inconsequence of Lord Chatham’s evidence at the Lar* . The Hon. Member who spent the fast day in the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, was last night called to the bar of the Hou e.of Commons ; an! after severe reprimand from the Speaker, who hinted that_ ...
... understand, is not so. the °r t, ■ . > Baronet remained a» Wimbledon during the whole , Letters from Pan* mention that Mr. Arm- of yesterday and last night. ! 0, 'S c,osed his correspondence with the The lateness of the debate, and the consequently French ...
... past eight o’clock, sign the paper warrants, in obedience to its commands, and at that time delivered them to the Serjeant at Arms, with special directions, if possible, not to delay their execution beyond ten of the clock of that morning. The Serjeant will ...
... Building Infantry Barrack at Youghal,” and put under cover directed to Major General Freeman, Barracl* Office, Dublin. Order, JOHN HUGHE!?, Sec. Building cavan gaoi Resoxa-kd, That Propofols received from Architcdls fur carrying iu - execution the WORKS ...
... transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Kerr, of his Majesty’s ship Unicorn, giving an account of his having, on the 12th instant, captured L’Esperance French national vessel, (late his Maiesty’s ship Laurel) armed en flute, commandej ...
... pntii-igUO(K) of the inhabitants to the cword. Chinese Government have, in consequence, applied the British for the loan of some armed ,two which have been granted, and were, at the date of the last advices, fitting out at Prince .Wales’s Island. A tremendous ...
... the mft. James and Henry Grattan, Efqrs. tons of the Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, were admitted to the freedom of that Guild. On Monday evening a numerous meeting of the Freemen Of the City of Canterbury took place the City Arms, wh-n Rcjuifition to the Mayor ...