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... Dublin County—Hans H tmiltus, Frei:crick Jo'ni Falkner, and Luke hite. City—i-Lnry Grattan, John LA niche and Ro b ert Shaw. Dungarvan—Gorge Walpole. Waterford County—John C. Beresford, Ed. ward Lee, and R. r. Waterford City—Sir J ,hn Newport and Cornelier ...
... Galata was posscssrd the Genoese previous to the conquest of Constantinople the Parks —there is still tower here bn which their arms are . painted. Stambonl is smrounded wall which has gates, the fortitkations are, however, so ruinous, that they would prove ...
... feveral parifhes of Wefimialler ; the arms of the city being embla, zoned in front. The Trinniphal C-hair, deco-rated with oak bordering, i'as placed upon-the • IhatOf a Corinthian pillar,' and on the bacle the- Baronet's arms. -The lining was dark blue, and ...
... LET, For a Term of Years, AND ENTERED UPON MICHAELMAS NEXT, A COMMODIOUS HOUSE, lately moeternised, situate High-street, Cardigan, consisting threw Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, small Dairy, and Brewhouse on the first floor; Drawing-room and four Bed-chambers ...
... Dunda's, and John Campbell. Sirs—]. Hippisley, Ralph Thos. Miller, W. Milner, John Newport, George Newport, John Aubrey, Cnlcraft, M. W. Ridley, A Pigott, S. Romilly, W. W. Wynne, and John Anstruther. Right Honourable!— Thomas Grenvdle, Henry ...
... Fellows, Hon N. Si; John Althorpe, Lord Fetgufon, General North, Dudley Anfon, George Grattan, Et Huo H. Nugent, 81r George Anionic, Wm Lee Grenville, Right O'Callaghan, Colossi Anitruther, Sir J. Hon Ttomas Ord. William Aubrey, Sir John Greenhill, R. 011'ulltoss ...
... rose, to move for a COMMitter te enquire into the merits of the Petition, presented to the House a few days ago, in behulf of John Palmer, Esq. of Bath.—. Agreed to. PiNANCIL COMMITTIt• The Chancellor of lixtbefirer rose to make the motion which.he had ...
... which led to the dilmiffal of Minifters ; foe undoubted prerogative. cot that it was dangerous itfelf; but who could Mr. GRATTAN thought the conduft of the fuppofe that it would ftop with that fimple meafure l a e Minifters, with refpe£l to the Catholic ...
... all feafonsi The Mantion is fituated on an eminence, commanding a pidurefque and extenfive View of the furrounding-Country, Cardigan Bay, and the fine navigable River Mowdrtich, forming one of the moll defirable and delightful Summer Re&fences in North Wales ...
... their talents, their services, and their mind, that greatest gift a man, Should Beverly J. Wharton I Lord Ossulston 1, Lord John Townshend lion. It. L. Dandas H. Peirse f A. Shakespeare 1. Hon. C. L. Dundas f W. Frankland 1 R. Greenhill Sir W. Milner Lord ...
... Immediately afterwards, virtge of commission .of appraisement of sale, from the High C6urt of Admiralty, directed Thomas Lloyd and John Minet Fector. merchants. The following Goods for Exportation, being Part of the Cargo, of the ship Charles: ' ' Violins and ...
... Saturday, 8. Town of Galway, at Galway, nine day, Hon. Mr. Justice Nlayne, Justices. Hon. Mr. Justice Fletcher, John Mayne, Esq. t Registers. John Miller, Esq. • LEINSTEIt CIRCUIT. County Wicklow, at Wicklow, Munday, July 13. Wexford, at Wexford, Thursday ...