... instant, when they overpowered their Officers, murdered three, and wounded many others. The garrison was immediately put under arms, and it was hoped the mutineers would be immediately subdued ; however, the General conceiving lenient mea- sures, from the ...

... said to be opposition to (he present Ministers, arc already returned, or secure of their seats: General Meade F. Savage H. Grattan G. Walpole M. Fitzgerald H. A. Herbert Rob. La Touche F. Ponsonby H. Martin W. Lamb H. Parnell M. Mathew R. Power W. H. Hume ...

... F. Stewart. SUTHERIAND County)—The Ttight Hon. WM. Dundas: FORFAR (Burgh)—Sir David Wedderburn, CARDIGAN—The Hon. Join Vaughan. CAITHNEsS (County)—Sir John Sinclair. t „ YORKSHIRE . .ELECTION.—State Of the Poll 13th niv. Wilberforce • • 11175 Lafcelles ...

... Stranraer Burgh . . Hon. F. Stewart. Sutherland County: Right Hon. W. Dundas: Farfar Burgh. Sir Datiid Werlderbuith, Cardigan. lion. John Vaughan. CONTESTED ELECTIONS: . YOR.KSHIE.-STATE OF THE ,roLt • • i4TH DAY. Mr. Wilberforce Lord Milioi - - 10,808 ...

... reported, the tainfarmed military circles, that a force is desperate service, un- Urttost gallant Ofucsrs, Lieut.-General Sir John Jrit, Eart. ami Brigadiers Baron de Rottenle;l, Dorrien, and Houghton. This must ita-haf the Grand Expcuitior.; and it is ...

... ll. Gen. Manners, 6. Csoielturd • . •Lord H. Petty, 2, Adair, 2. Canterbury . . John Baker, S. tE. Taylor Card., • . Lord W. Stewart, B. Cadiganshire .T. John's, 4. Cardigan Town . Hoe J. Vaughan, 3. Carlisle. .J. C. Cowen, 4 , I X. S. S tanho p e, 1. ...

... Corporation of Monmouth a large party of their friends, with other gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood, at the BraUtort Arms Inn, where a sumptuous dinner was provided, to which was added, a whole buck from the park his -Grace the Duke Beaufort, the ...

... DUBLIN, jUnE 6. Laßnight, failed for England, the Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN. His amiable-Lady, is now in London, being in a very dangerous (late of health is the caufe of his indent vifit to that cmtn•ry. His Grace the LORD LtsUTENANT has been ',leafed ...

... alarm 11..4 , z0 each end of Niarket-lane,. which is alined entirely occupied by the of ire- e • land; both men - and, women, armed with bludgeons every defcription e fueli gs broom handles, broken chairs, pokers, tongs, (hovels, Sec. ran ea the eitiltarice ...

... „ I John Black, Batley and Rnmshalt, Suffolk, Diocese of Norwich, 1 a_ed 53, four . hi.-riren, Vbt. , i John Borrowdale, Low ick, Lancaster, Diocese of Chester, ageJ i 48, six children, 631. ?? re . .. „. ,- ! Hector Bowen, Llaiidyssil, Cardigan, Diocese- ...

... when his Grace arrived oppolife the centre, bei ng th e dant to his witneffes. .. • • .-- , . • fignal for. a general faluie ; arms pref e nt e d, c o l euts • Mr. PARK, for the defendant, infifted th3t the ' lowered, &c. . His Grace heving paired the two ...

... Quarter i i having admission of 1110 CHILDREN hereby Notice that any having a requested to apply for printed 1 presentation at Mr John Bauer's in Winc-1° will direct how the and ’U1 abstract Rules The Presentation is bv such Guardian to the 'v ttce on the inst ...