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... Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and his Lady, were preFent at a ball, given week in Dublin by Mr, and Mr. Grattan, at their houfe Stephen's Green. Mr.. Grattan offers himfelf for the vacant reprefentation of the city of Dublin. Ile was at the LOrd Lieutenant's ...
... nr t!.e falter t').ll were— St. &c. 1 . ; CH AIRMAN ARM' ten ii'clock annntmeed the r.a.l Mute as fur the next Meeting and i ImitiLrow,Efq. the Hon 11. A. DiLLos, Caratti and the Right m-111-Able JOHN F's r. R. he Vice Prellklellt‘.- 1.• w .tely aficiwa•ds ...
... ted herfelf to - them,: She was tondufted to the prifon ' of the ConcieFgerie. Friday fe'unight; as a young gentleman of Cardigan was returning home from thodting,, he thoughtletsly.entrulted his loaded . gu-n to the care a little bvy; who, on . -his ...
... Mr s« Dorset, John Johns,* l,,| „ ilium I'cmers, and James iflsoa, bankets, alien, at Guildhall wnd-r^ Dec 14. Richard Uindley and William , , cluster ma.n.taau.ers, at eleven, t!,s Arms, Manchester, * 15 Dec. Joseph Alder, of St. John.streer, Chris ...
... under the command of Lord Ho. *ART, having taken their Rations two hours before, prefeated arms, with the binds playing. As loon the Corps had (bouldered arms, two pair of co-- lours were introduced and placed on each fide of the val Mix. The Kt rc's ...
... the at> tempt invade this country as frantic, and it is believed that the troops in tne Dutch service would lay down their arms, even were they to effect a, landing in England. The account of the death of Generals Grinpield and Clephahe, brought by the ...
... and in the centre of the colour were Her Majesty’s arms, embroidered and surrounded with sprigs of variegated colours and designs. At the lower corners were the Liters C. R. and under the coat of arms were the the words—“ Queen’s Royal Volunteers.” Prayers ...
... of mind eafily to be imagined, he arf„l.(d at the fatal fpot, where he had not been long- behe faw his mitirefs not only arm in arm with a gcn‘vo ,Young roan, but car. ling him in a manner that t 'd have bewildered an imagination lets heated than It a ...
... Fethard, (county 'J'ipycraryJ have beat forced and robbed arms. On'the night of the 4?h, the house of John Crc. han, of Coliegh, was altered by armed banditti, and robbed of two stand of arms, his watch, and some bank notes. On the night of the Btb, Robert ...
... Marchionefs of Exeter; Charles Le Blanc, Marquis of Welletley ; Coati.. and 'Bay, and . Nadras---=John Skottowe, 'Flianiei, St. Helena ,and China—John Valentine Baker, lame, Madeira, Coail znd Bay. Capt. Adatn Cumine was fworn ifif6 the command of the ...
... Sir Rome Popham is elected Menbèi for Yarmouth; lii the Isle of Wight; in . the room of John Delgarno, Egg. has accepted the Chiltein , Hundreds: , • • • .Mr. Grattan has declined standing for Dublin. It was to the elder sister of her present Majesty that ...
... First Lieut.'James St. Glair, Second Capt. 'v. Second Lieut. Henry Curtis, Lit.ut. v. ..St. Clair. Lieut.-Col, John Smith, Colonel. Lieut.-Col. John Burton, Lieut.-0:d, v. J. Smith. Brevet Ma.or George W. Dixon, Mayor, v: Burton. Second Capt. Sarnifol Revntill ...