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... Berbice, and Vice-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K. B. to be Governor ind Commander-in-Chief of the Island of Newfoundland. At the Quarter Assembly of the Guild of Merchants on Friday, the 4th. hist. Janies and Henry Grattan, Esqrs. sons of the Right ...
... produced between six and seven thousand pounds. * Wm. Edw. Powell, Esq. of Nanteos, the present High Sheriff of the county of Cardigan, has raised noble emulation among his numerous tenantry, by offering 27 premiums of as many silver cups to such tenants as ...
... the kingdom. Nor do think, that in making such movement, he would much apprehend the danger of being flanked by the GaQkian armed peasantry. We believe that if a battle shortly take place, it will be in consequence of the French attacking Portugal; and ...
... art:!- , h«t t hy, ‘he reduction of fortress M, 111 aflrr '‘’ » to Valentia with. • >.ic,y necessary to attack it.” Mr. GRATTAN began by declaring this, his opinion, to be fuhjedl of vital confcquence the country—it went to the entierty of the empire ...
... the Houfe an opportunity of it more amply than waspoffible that evening, a long and able from his Right Hon. Friend, (Mr.Grattan), and Hon. Gent. (Mr. Cox Hjppcfley), the one having moved, the either feconded the motion now before the Houfc, which was ...
... sentiments of bis constituents, the Learned Judge discarding the recommendation of the distinguished Member for Dublin (Mr. Grattan) cast the veil of oblivion over recent dissensionsjjthought with an extraordinary degree of solemnity, to attribute the Irish ...
... for the appointment you define ; the nominaton to ij;t lay with the Inlli Treafurv; hut, Mr. Fox and I have both fpoken hir John Newport ihe fuhjt>fl, the (irui terms, and I have bt of liis difpofiiion to fcivc you.—l am, dir, with great regard, your fai ...
... pubnc funds—binks, deaths, marriages, promotions, &t. «cc. Printed for John Ballan.Jnc and Co, Edinburgh, and for Longman, Hurft, Rets, anti I o. Cad, II and , London j in Dublin, JOHN GUMMING, 18. Lower Ormond-qnay j Gilbert and Hodges; and M. N. Mahon ...
... firlher, that information having been received of the nightly disturb -rs and plunderers of arms, the whole bring panic struck, have made voluntary surrender of their arms, and offered to take the oath of allegiance. Before this offer has been accepted, the ...
... by Sir Rich. Jones, Knight, John Brien, Wm. Maher, Mid Robert Mortis, charged with having on the 6?h Nov. last, assisted by other's, beat John Mnchaby in to shocking a manner that he has since died. Bf Andrew Ryan, Esq. John Slattery and Simon Doran, charged ...
... Edmond Dawson, William Ryan, John Loughlin, Pat, Corbett, Richard Cullen, William Kearney, Thomas Shea, John Dwyer, Daniel Grtffcn, and William Dwyer, for sounding a horn to excite unlawful meetings,and for appearing armed by night, be whipped the 16th ...
... Kelly, ! ~ Richard and Michael Pntßeaghan, jJ: O’Brien, Ulher’s-quay, J. lies Hughes, I Ambrofe 'Drew, Caftle- John Andoe, J• llreet, John Coleman, Peter Farrell, Cook-fir. Leiics. Butlcra, Lower Peter Fry,Coek-(ir. Craioud-quay, TO THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE ...