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... Conolly, of the Leitrim militia. The latter received a ball in the shoulder. John Doyle and Timothy Turner, two of the per - Eons concerned in the late attack on Mr.. Grattan, during • his chairing in Dublin, pleaded guilty in the Recorder's Court on Tuesday ...
... Kernigal, in the seven Codes, with. a I 'large detachment, and was severely wounded by a ball, ' which broke . to pieces his right arm, ,close to his 1 shoulder: he now lies at - Kermgal, and to dangerously ' ill, that he cannot be-moved; .however, the, accounts ...
... ounce. . After these . preliminary' steps, the COMmittee have a confidence, that at the end of two, or at the most three Mr. Grattan's motion for a Committee to consider the state of the laws, excluding Catholics from a participation of all civil fights, ...
... aturday, .March 18, at the Castle of Lancaster. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Before Samuel Heywood, Eergeant at Law, and John Balguy, Esq. Cardigan—Wednesday, March 29. riavertordwest—Tuesday,nil 4. ' Carmatthen—Monday, Apra 10. ...
... Louth (Co.)—Right Hon. John Foster, Viscount Jocelyn. Dublin (City.)—Right Hon. H. Grattan, Robert Shaw, Esq. Dublin (University.)—Right Hon. W. C. Piunkett, Derry.—Sir George Hill. Kinsale.—Geo. Coussmaker, Esq. Yor.:ghall.—John Hyde, Esq. Arniagh.—Wm ...
... second daughter of 13odychen, Sparrow, Esq. or Great George-street, Westminster. May 20, at Camberwell Church, John Knoz Vogler, only son , of John Yoder, Esq. of Camberwell-green, to Lydia Neunburg, eldest daughter of George Aug. Nash, Esq. of Tottenham-green ...
... Chigweli, John, son of John Siege, Esq. of Johnstreet, Bedford row, to Emma, second daughter of John Wilkins, Esq. of Chigwell. June 3, at Hampton Church, Mr. John Ireland, surgeon, of St. Leonard's-square, Finsbury, second son of the Rev. ...
... numbers, as they received them from tbe I Bank :—No. 1. Mr. Turner funded for himself .others peag.l,o.oo,ooo4—No. 2. • Mr. .J.ohn - Barask ot ,the , Stock•Exchange, supposed to have 'funded sum, • about two tdillions.-3. Isaac Cooper.-4. Isaac L. Goldsmid ...
... is published, In foolscap avo: Price ss. - 6d. boards, the Third Edition of POEMS, descriptive of RURAL LIFE and SCENERY. By JOHN CLARE, a Northamptonshire Peasant. Examples of minds highly gitted by nature, struggling with, and breaking through the bondage ...
... of Llanunwas, esq. • Cardigan.—Philip John Miles, of the Priory, csq.; Thos. Htigh Jones, of Noyadd, esq.; John Vaughan Lloyd. of Brizing, csq. Glamorgan.—Wm. Forman, of Penydarran, esq.; Wm. Williams, of Aberpergwm, esq. ; Sir John Morris, of Bryn' ' bart ...
... the Craven-arms Hotel, Coventry, Feb. 27, and April 3at the Bell Duneburch, Warwickshire. Attorneys,Messra. Fuller and Saltwell, Catitaii-ehambersj Regent-street. W. Iveus, Fiecknoe, Warwickehire, grazier. To appear Feb. 26, at the Craven-arms Hotel, Coventry ...
... deprecated the introduction of the military, but thought flint the case did not demand the interference of toe Sir John Newport, Sir John Sebright, Sir J. Mackintosh, and Mr. Creep y supported the motion, which was opposed by Lords Bective and Catlereagh ...