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... 0.1 Friday niglit la!l the l.oufc of John Young The Church Waruen* St. k a.- at Kfflefter/waf entered between the hours of knowledge to have received from toe eight o’clock, by of robbers, who the Lord Mayor feve«.l of Meat and Vegetook away property ...
... family influence, and then dwelling upon Mr. Grattan’s pretenfions upon this head rel:l V t S father, refpettable Citizen and Recorder Dublin. —Mr. M‘Nally next rofe, and with great warmth vindicated Mr. Grattan, from what he called the af P er^° _ of calumny ...
... general and ardent expreffions of the public eftimatidn were anfwerfed by Mr. Grattan with looks and falutation* which molt reprefented his feelings. The carriage of Mn Grattan, (the body of a four-wheel phaeton,) was decorated richly, and with great elegance ...
... TlmrlUay until urther notice, at the Lodge, Phbenix Park. Ytfterday the jrofs poll for the City f'ocd ns follmvs For Mr. Grattan, 1513; Mr. Shaw, 1502; .Mr. I-a: touche, 1397. The nurtiber who polled ye'kialay amoiinted to 421. On ay the Hon. Mr. C. H ...
... with fidelity. I have the honour to Your moft faithful, humble, and obedient fervant, HENRY GRATTAN. N. It. The Office of the Committee for lufting Mr. Grattan’s Eleftion is opened at the Comm. Buildings, Cope-flreet front, on the left fide the entrance ...
... with fidelity. I have the honour to be Your moft faithful, humble, and obedient fen-ant, HENRY GRATTAN. N. S. Tlie Office of the Committee for Mr. Grattan's Electiori is opened the Commercial Buildings, Copc-!\reet front, on the left fide the entrance ...
... prifoners.) The other parts of Eallern Pruffia are not to be occupied any Troops, either n.aian., > fians or French.' If the have armed there, they are to fall back,‘and the of Pruffia engages not to receive any Ruffian troops l ' e continuance of the Amnibce ...
... Officer or Seamen flain ia Mr. Grattan was on Change on Monday, fo- aftion with the enemy is entitled to his Majefty’ licking votes, and very flatteringly received. gracious bounty, amounting to twelve months pay- Mr. Grattan was accompanied in his canvas ...
... oppreffors!” Extraft of aletter from New York, June 5- “ Capt. Pratt informs, that four French frigates had arrived at St. John’s, Porto Rico, landed their troops, and hoilted the French flag on tSie forts at that place. « Capt. Manton arrived at Boilon ...
... November, home ,1 every fecond Thorfday uutil flrther the Lbdge, Ptuenia Park» •rfcc free and independent Eleftors who wiflv to, Grattan at the head ofthe P«U Ihould attend f .rtinffs early this morning and giv* their votes, wiinnfurc fuccefs to the caufc in ...