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... to see all the regiments under arms, and put through a variety of' mauceuvres. The Galway regiment has acquired a proficiency lii disciplit.e under the General's eye, unknown , to many militia corps, and the Cardigan militia will, in a short time, be ...
... counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. -$ At Edinburi,h, Sir - John Scott, of Ancrtim, Bart. At Edinburgh, Christian, wife of John Nl‘Farlan, Esq. advocatz. At netwick-unon-Ttreed, M7i. Isabella E , nlay, relict of John Clunie, minister of the gospel ...
... ESQ. IN THE CHAIR. The business of the day commenced Mr. GRATTAN's antiwer to the Address which luo been presented irnmt , diately before the nieeting. The answer is as follow's:— MR. GRATTAN'S ANSWER TO THE MEMBERS COMPOSING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BOARD ...
... hoard: The Medusa was in sight. is one of the three armed ships which sailed in company from Baltimore, determined to tight their way. It is feared the two others have escaped. We understand these armed Americans'are detertninvd to resist any sloop of war ...
... yesterday, Mr. GRATTAN is stated to be now Member for the Borough of Malden. It was in the first Imperial Parliament, in which Mr. GRATTAN came in to support the Catholic Petition,. that he represented that Borough. In the present Parliament Mr. GRATTAN represents ...
... Portsmouth for Gibraltar, having urrdet convoy the Weymouth. and ifyceiza store-ships, and several transports with ammunition and arms on board for the Spaniards in Valencia .and Cato- . lonia. The transports have on board the 7th battalion of the King's German ...
... of the ins of Scotland on the death of ALEXANDER 111.,(1'285), during the abseece acid mitiority of AIARCA the Norway.—Sir JoHN the Oat HAM, ' fidet Ackales of the renowned Sir fell at the of Falkirk (129 a fightiog valiaotly for the liberties of Scotland ...
... Bearsni, Esq. Dean . of illessrs. David f% , lorrisori, Thomas Beatson, John IVright Bailies. , Thomas Luke, Glover, Gr.ig, Town-Treasurer. DU NFEIIM i.I-N Major DAvin Provost. John Wardlaw, o W illiam Anderso E n, 3- • 'William Alexander, Hunt, Esq Dean ...
... l'EmrLe, • WVNO, Viscount BU I.FZELY, I Lord 13,ft,vs.anourc. TRUSTEES. ' The Murquis•of BUCKINGIIAM, Lori, BRAvftßoolz• Sir JoHN C. TURNER, . PRALD, Esq. M P. Is. B. MoßtAr . m, E's,q M. r. AND DIRECTORS. I , MANAGING DIRECTOR---. 1. T BARBER, Esq F A ...
... IILFL___ - - MILITARY. DUBLIN, SEPT. 25.—Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir JOHN K t B. Commander of the Forces, left this city on Thuesday for Cork, where he is to embark on board the President frigate, for St. Andero. The gallant General has been appointed ...
... stated yesterday, signed by the SPEAKER, and delivered to Mt. COLMAN, the Setjeaut at Arms. Mr. BURDETT JONES, Sir F.'s brother, then communicated to the Seijeant at Arms, that Sir FRANCIS was at Wimbledon, and told him that he would inform his brother of ...
... George.strect, May , 4oTicE4s licreby given to all Persons desirous of 1 SUPPLY ti,e fultorving A R - r/CLES or the aye qf the ARM Yv IiEtEAD—To His , Land Forces in Cantonments, ! Quarters, and tiarracks,in under mention , .4 Counties and isl and '—Ald ...