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... city his future residence. Most of the principal streets in Dublin were illuminated on Wednesday night, in honour of Mr. Grattan's election. The Channel fleet, which has been forced by strong gales to put into Torbay, consists of the San Josef, St. George ...
... thecwuir of Sussex. • * Saturday last, at Upper Deal, Mr. John Tart*, baker, to Miss Vill. both of that place. Wednesday, at Hamslreel, Mr. Henry Southed to Miss Mary Howard. Tuesday, at B'olkesloue, Mr. John fo Mis Ann Cullen. Yesterday, at the parish church ...
... Mold. -e Chf/bire-Monday, April 14, at the CaftleIof Chefter. d CARMARTH-EN CIRCUIT. h Cardigaig'ire-Wednefday, March 26, at Cardigan. PemnbroAkejbire-Tuefday, Aptil 1, at Haverfordweft. I Carmartbenfire-Maaday, April 7, at Carmarthen. . The venerable Lord ...
... not fail of obtaining him respect, even amongst the enemies of his nation. But there he stands in your view, with his right arm amputated, and those wounds scarcely cicatrized which he received in your defence, burning with ardour again to risk his life ...
... Burton upon it Trent, John Selleck Dawfon, Efq. in his 7cth year.- r Mr. Bafil Hunt, an ingenious Mechanic. This well known veteran was very fond of fmoking, and alwavs carried with him a fteel Pipe of his own nuanufacture. iI Mr. John Chapman, Grocer, of ...
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