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... 'Prendergrst Mr Bell’s house for next laid several Yesterdiv St Patrick's was celebrated very of chair were Moira and M-’ssrs Grattan C &e 1’he returns the the two appeared support of against Mr Sheridan state forint a board the Director accident of 81 since ...
... Huskisson Esq Lyme— Col Henry Burghersh Taunton— John Hammet Esq Alex Baring Esq Marlow— Williams Esq Pascoe Grenfell Esq Honilon Hon A C Bradshaw Sir C Hamilton Carnarvon Honourable C Paget Chester— Gen Grosvenor John Egerton Esq Portsmouth Sir T Admiral Markham ...
... distinction being duly exemplified according the laws of arms and recorded in the Office This Gazette likewise contains Addresses to his'Ma-5esty on the late of Ministers county Stirling the Rogbdale Cardigan Langhor Grantham and Queensferry and from Manchester ...
... Hon. C, 1. Dundas. John Meredeth Moftyr 1699, J. H. Summer, 1. Ruffell, cunfuecefsful) 857. Same day died, at he urrell, bart. Tim. Shefley, efq. Mrs. Moore, in the g1 ton, bart. Lord G, L. Gower. This morning died, e Mi. Ruflel, John Pedley, ftreet, the ...
... Leach John hussell Ld W Bradshaw hon C Lemon Sir W Ridley Sir MW Calcraft Sir G Lemon Col Calcraft John Lemon Capt Calvert N Lambton R J Combe H C Lushington S Cavendish LdH Lyttleton honH Smith Cavendish Wm Laing Malcolm Smith Wm Latouche John Latouche ...
... Roffe. ufed by the Noble Lord ary Defence, which Lord terms were pitiful. Mr. Grattan faid, th don Wednelfuay, will, it oppelite agreed in the gra nan out of eight, between all arm in defence of the againft the eft«blithmenr. therefore on principle, bee ...
... according to Lord Cs statement having proved abortive or defective We must armed nation before can be safe from the hostility of nation much numerous in arms : and that we are not already armed nation is mainly to the pains which been taken to disguise from us ...
... to country (Scotland) which the multiplied advantages of education in the improvement of character of a people apparent Mr Grattan the Bill and declared that he did not think knowledge too general even among higher orders He dwelt with great praise on plans ...
... written way-bill five mornijng morning’s Mail will either confirm or Contradict it : The fleet bombarded Norfolk adjacent in arms The arrived express true” received Aug 1 : Ameiican from former from Virginia only 28 Liverpool every is amicably and we shall ...
... the parting of the Trilh Arm* bill the Irii InfurrcClion bills. Hehad voted (or the Infurredlion bill, did not think that the evil apprehended c .Id be fufficlently countefadlcd the tardy operations the common law. Mr. Grattan here went into review the ...
... Dedham At Beverley Mr Dunkinson of York to Miss E Browne of Hull At Bristol Mr John Armstrong of St Paul’s to Miss Sarah Ilsey Mr John Vickery Miss Llewellin DIED At Cardigan Mrs Evan relict the late Herbert At Carmarthen aged 76 Miss Havard At Kington ...
... with Dimond We understand further arrange-' ments are not yet settled Globe As Sir John Lade was driving a pair horses yesterday they took frighted and ran away Sir John was taken very badly hurt when the carriage gone over him the horses kept running ...