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... IF, 20, and July 27, at Guildhall:—Attorney, Elstob, Catharine-court, Trinity-square. John-Lewis, of Cardigan,' Mercer: , 70 ?ppettr July 4,5, at the Beaumont Arms Kirltheaton, Yorkshire, .and .27, at the Crown Inn, fluddersfield.—Attoinies Battye, C ...
... we .uncter-, stand,. of introducing Mr.. Grattan into the .Hotise : of Commons. The interest of the Earl:of Fitzwilliam is supposed to be paramount in this Borough, and . it will be recollected that Mr. Grattan was the •• • leading supporter of that Nobleman's ...
... me- • lancholy 'but important duty. This' conspiracy was intended, 'riot only-to reward the adulterer, by conveying into his arms the wife of the. Prosecutor, but it was to seize his propetty, and by the charge of an' unnatural crime, 'under which more ...
... Hospital, and , a part of the Park, before they returned to the Wits to dinner at the Ship Tavern. Lieutenaut-Gener a l Sir John*Moore has received th e brevet rank of General upon of Europe only, and is, it is said, to command the troops, now uader orders ...
... _—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSMIY, May 2. - - Grattan was sworn in, and took his scat for Malton. A new Writ was ordered to be made out for Flelstone, for the election of a Member, ia the room of John Penn, 'Esq. who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds ...
... vitriol, whidif threiv . ,it'ov'er the 7 left arm, exteniirig from die elbow to . t . he palm: and back of the hand. In its coarse; it inimediatelYt vesicated the skill, prirtictilatly . ln' the . bend Of the! arm and band ;: the hi/adders were large. A-gentleman ...
... Flagman, v. Docwra, resigned. Ensign Joseph Bennett, v. D'Alton deceased. Ensign John Mason, v. Ward, resigned. o be Ensigns, without purchase; John Paterson, v. Hartman. John Green v. Bennett. Henry Perry, v. Mason. D. K. Kirkland, v. Green, prom. in the ...
... purpose such inconsiderate, and ir iitating prc. , ceetlings tended; aid that, in short, under any pretext, she would pot-take arms against -France. If Russia, as§unting a lofty tone, wished to draW:her into a war against France, the opinion-of old MollendorfF ...