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... condition of late apply to Ikleffrs. Lyon and fillyer, Bedford-row; 4leflrs. Grattan:), Red-lion-fquare, London; Metirs. Stewart and MaOartsicyMarlbJrough-ltreet, Dublin; and Mr. John Tatlew,,,Croier, near Virginia, the roceivei of the rents, where a of Lila ...
... veffel is prepared for their tranfpOrtation to New South Wales, vii.»-John Eaten, James Anfell, John Sudbury, William Clifford, Walter Hilder, James Waters, John Fenner, Philip John Williams, -r: j'll *-~***o*-',- -open, confiden > take down f carry _jr« ...
... of Sir Eves Coo.a. was first married to Mrs. mother Mrs. GRATTAN ; and, at present, to Miss mut, sister to FREDERIC Esq. M.P. r• the County of Dublin, and of the Lady of General Census. Sir JOHN Eallee, the Colonel of the West Loudon Militia, permits his ...
... attended by a large party Military Officers; among » horn noticed the Earl of Pembroke, General General Ormsby, Captain Cardigan, Lieut. Colonel Dorien, and Major PoLlcce, (or the first time since his arrival from the East Indies. This morning the Duke ...
... Volunteer corps attended, and gave every assistance possible. The St. Clement Danes, with their usual promptitude, beat to arms. '4 ' OF CIANCERY, Lifecnies Ins, APRIL SEYMOUR O. El/STOM. The arguments on the part of the respondents in this cause, for ...
... of their approbation. To Thomas Johties, Elq. of I tarot!, M. P. for Cardigan, the gold medal has been adjedged, for planting 92'2,000 oaks, befides other valuable trees. To 'John Chriftian Curwen, M. P. for Carlifle, the (bid Medal has been adjudged ...
... Collingwood’s, in The London Gazette. Sir John Warren arrived at the George Inn last light, to hoist his flag on board the Foudrnyant, which ship arrived here this afternoon; with the Men, of 74 g«ns, from Plymouth. Sir John is to command a squadron of five sail ...
... 'Wm. Thompron, Manchefter, dealer, at 3, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter. Ott. 15. Tho. Jones, Old Patrage-houfe, Gloucellerfhire, vintner, at the Bufh Tavern, Briftol. Nov. 29. John Hal lifield, Meffingham, Lincolnfhire, beaft-jobber, at 11, ...
... Friday for three months at No. 18, Cie mint's Inn. The hired armed fhip Thames, for the capture of the Dutch privateer D'Eer, alit'. l'Hoineur, April zr, t will be paid on board the raid armed hip In 1 rich Roads on the 3otb initant, and recalled for three ...
... Johnfon in England, and mean to give it conftitutional op. petition. Thurfday night fome villains entered the houf of Henry Grattan, Efq. of Tihnehinch, duriim his abfence on a vifit, carried off a quantity of plate. COURT OF KING’S BENCH. MONOAT, JANUARY ...
... _—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 ...
... returning from transportation Caorge for being armed with fire- a r ms an d obstructing an ()Meer in the due execution of hi* ; as. Slade, fora burglary ; Wm. Wes' wood, fore burglary ; win. ray : j o h n HaU, and John Nl' Canby, for stealing out of a littbter ...