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... Bishop Burnett that King William desired peace to be made with the Irish any terms, as there was French fleet riding with an armed force within sight Limerick so that man could say what mieht have been the fate of King William's army the treaty Limerick ...
... three regiments of dragoons, the second majors ot regiments, and the regimental paymasters are to The slooop Commerce, of Cardigan was driven on shore on Sunday at Southport. The crew and materials saved. It understood his Koyal Highness the Duke of Clarence ...
... examined Bowstreet, touching the murder of English labourer named Long John. It appeared, that on Saturday evening, John KeaTsley, one of the prisoners, quarreled with Long John, and in a scuffle which ensued, Kearsley knocked him down with a thick ...
... government? »f ßl should fulfil his duty to his constituents, and persevcrmgly oppose every motion founded upon this , Mr. H. Grattan eulogised Mr. Peel tor his manly conduct in owning his error. , . Sir J. Mackintosh most cordially concurred every part of ...
... petitions against granting further concessions to the Roman Catholics from a parish the West Riding of York ; from a town in Cardigan ; from Barrow ; from two parishes the county Cambridge; from five in the county Suffolk; from a parish in Norfolk ; from ...
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... Earl of Graham Sir J Powiett Lord Be'grave Viscount Grant Right Hon C Poyntz S Benett John Grant Prendergasf M G Benliuek Lord G Grattan James Price Robert - Sir Grattan Henry Pringle S W Beresford Major Grosvcnor General Prittie Hon F Bernard Thomas Grosvenor ...
... permitted to address the meeting in defence of the articles of their faith, provided they gave in their names beforehand to 31 r. John Potter, or the Rev. .Mr. Nunn, the secretary to the society. an early hour in the evening crowds persons resorted to the chapel ...
... \ CARD JOHN CROSS begs to intimate, that his j f\ SHOW-ROOMS will be RE-OPENED on or about the 22d instant, with a complete and elegant ASSORTMENT of NEW GOODS for the WINTER FASHIONS, which he is now selecting, personally, in London and other markets ...
... I. commute room. Retiring commissioners, Messrs. John Bradshaw. Richard Roe, John Barlow, and Thomas Lingard. The following were elected : Messrs. John Barlow, John Bradshaw, Thomas Lingard, and John Henry Steine. Thus the whole have been ...
... THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS. Lancashire.—Our readers are already aware that Mr. Blackburne retires, and that John 'Wilson Patten, Esq. of Bank Hall, announces himself. Lord Stanley also again offers. Liverpool. —It isbelieved Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne ...