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... . May ; in the course of a fortni;ht, 1. began to receive benefit-in little more than a month, the ulcers on nay hezdt,and arms were soundly healed-'-soon utter, the Sores on my legs healed. also ; leaving, , .hoWever, conswerable .disedlourati, m i n ...
... Alexander Gibson, from - ditto. Ensign Daniel M'Lean, from ditto. Ensign Roderick Richards, from ditto. Ensigft John Harding, from ditto. 84th Ditto, John Dale; - Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kay. promoted. . 89th Ditto, Captain Henry Gate, from the ...
... MOIINTNORRIS j Lords VALENTIA, DUNCANNON, ROBERT MANNERS, H. FITZGERALD, GEORGE PONSONRY; Sirs R. WIGRAM,. J. DOYLE, JOHN' NEWPORT; Hon. Mr. GRATTAN; Messrs. MONTAGUE and'MArrnEw ; Col. CYKELI:Y, Dr. WRIC:IIT,, Mr. O'BRIEN, &C. &C. - After The dinner; the children ...
... 28, 1807. Ensign Joseph Coo; Per to be Lieute ant. Dated as above. Ensign John Wallis to be ditto. Dated as above. Ensign W in. Duesbury to be ditto. Dated as above.. Ensign John Keeling to be ditto. Dated as above. lames Oakes, jun. to be Ensign, Dated ...
... signed H2NRY GRATTAN, .was an expressionof his thanks for the honour done him by the Catholic Body, in selecting hirii to present their Petition, and a strong recommendation to them for the present to forego their intended application. Mr. GRATTAN Stated it ...
... mouth of the Elbe. They brought with them their arms and accoutrements, and have since entered into the German Legion. A report was yesterday circulated, that Buenos AyreS had surrendered to the British Arms. The report was brought by Capt. MILLArt, of the ...
... COCKERMOUTH—John Lowther, Esq. James Graham, Esq. CAMELFOrtD—Lord Henry - Petty; Robert Adair, Esq. BosstsNY,—Lord Rundlesham James Ste , .vlirt Wortley, Esq. COUNTY—Sir John Seabright ; Hon. Brand. DUBLIN CITY-..-Right Hon. Henry Grattan ; Robert Shaw ...
... to call off Falthouth, and take the Trade under convoy, bound thither; ,the Wymouth Frigate, on a cruize and the Harlequin Armed Ship to the Westward. The Capellit Schooner, which sailed hence two days sixke, with a Fleet of Viauallers under convoy, for ...
... for leave to bring in another to prevent improper persoes from keeping arms, by obliging all persons to 'register their arms; and au- . thonsing the Magistrates to search ter arms. These bills had been prepared by his predecessor, and the only ditference ...
... ExcithauEtt Iseemed disposed to admit the Amendment, on the grounas of its Including the. guilty absent. Mr. WHITBREAD, Mr. GR,ATTAN, Mr r MARTIN, and mr.•LAMBE, however, objected to it As extend- in the penalties to an indefinite length, 'addie4ing the ...
... apprehended, and deemed idle and diSorderly„ unless, they can prove that, they were absent upon their lavilul occasions. Sir JOHN NEWPORT exPresSed his anxious wish to guard this Clause from the consequences of abuse of such extensive and important powers ...
... Persons• whom they might. deem unfit to., he allowed the, possession of Arms, Sir JOHN Peter proposed an Amendment, giving to Persenv who might be qualified by their property to kcCP Arms, Appeal from the decision of the trates to the Lord Lieutenant and Privy ...