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... last; the Report and Examination of the Serjeantmt-Arms, touching his proceedings the execution such warrants the notices of the Speaker referred to your Committee ; the made upon the Serji'ant-at-Arms copy o« tire warrant under winch h*.? arrested Sir ...
... nt the Antrel iftn, Warminster. March 23. James- late St. John-street; Smithhcld, Middlesex, bedstead maker, at ten, ai'Gniid' hall, Londisn ■ March 16. John Roberts, of Dolefiur, Gwunws, Cardigan, eleven, nt the Three Cooks lau, Aberllunvey, Brecon. March ...
... Coull, the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased. Ilis Royal the |’rincc* Regent ha! also been pleased, ‘tiafne bnd on the behalf Majesty, James W'olfe Murray, the office of J 6rthe Court Admiralty Scotland, vacantj hy,-the.,,.death of John Burnett, Esq. • • ...
... yesterday. The Dukes of Gi.odcf.Bter and Norfolk, the Advocate-General, Sir David Dundas, the Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir John Aubrey, Bart. Sir T. Babing, Bart, and many others not mentioned iu yesterday’s list, were at the .Prince Regent’s Levee on ...
... is in lair way of recovery. Ge.neral Graham, ’.r' er Mr. Grattan, says—Bushe behaved dly—he was dangerously wounded, but iloii;_> i'll.” Col .nel was the whole of the ever-tobe.lamented Sir John Moore’s campaign, in which underwent the greatest privations ...
... upon Advertisements in' Ireland Abcrcromby, J.. Adam, W. Grattan, Henry Humer, F. Hutchinson Lafouche, Colonel Marlin, Henry Montgomery, Moore, P Tbllf.rs—R. Shaw and H. Parnell. Newport, Sir John O’Hara, Colonel Calmer, Colonel l*on«iiyf*y, fit. Ron ...
... dens, arm of oue of the trees, by tb« violence of the wind, was torn off, and fell them, and so much injured them, that the Hbove-raeniiojwl lady and her companions are very much brui*ed, Wednesday afternoon, about clock, just the Earl Cardigan, with ...
... ; • j. That the practice of all trades or professions was secured to them ; 4. That restraint was put their general nse of arms; And 5. That they were left liberty to vote lor Members Parliament, and to sit Parliament. Such were the principal articles ...
... at the 'sley Arms Inn, Manchester Attorneys, Messis. Hewitt ami Kirk, Manchester ; aud Mr. Ellis, Cl auccry-lane, Luiilou. ter Long, late Mere, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender, June 14, and Inly 11, 20, eleven, at the dwelling house John Tagg, in her Kuutsfurd ...
... Seaford. Mr. J .US PttM.LIPS [.ArcaiEtlVP, under the ...
... ioftnenca Mr. Grattan and ibis friends to aliaw the . Union to glossed over, as if irretrievable; the repeal of apt of anion not being more difficult than that of Poyning’s law, or other act treating upon Ireiuiul% ipdependenep. The guorluess Mr. Grattan’,•> •heart ...
... Barrister at Law. 9 lo Royal BVII. price 16a. in boards, A Treatise on Contracts wilHiu the Jurisdiction of the Courts of Equity. John Newland, the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. to. In 3,vnli>. flvo. price 18s. boardr, The Practice of the High Court Chancery ...