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... Administration, who gave dinners to their Friends. At Mr. Perceval's dinner werepre 'sent Lord Charles Somerset, Lord John Thinne, Sir John Nichols, Mr. Wharton, Mr. l obinson7 Mr. Ward, Mr. C. Long,. Mr. S. Lushingion,' M G, G, Johnson, the Attorney and ...
... for leave to brie 1 in Bill to remove all doubts of quiet possession of Frte!eoaldPr b Catholics. . perty ?? Roman M \r. GRATTAN presented a Petition from the Merchants of DILtilin, but we ?? not collect wlls t i-a the prayer of it-it was ordered to lie ...
... Noble Lerd to lav before the House, thle letters immedtiately concerning. Sir John Mqore'snmarch to S:tanuanca,andwhether among thent he' would Furnish those of Mr.tFrere to Sir John Moore? Lord C.&srLreaSAO1t replied, thattheletters alluded to in the former ...
... of.the White,I&c. &c.. Ite BANKRUPT-S. ' . John Towers, INValishl,' Staffordshire, whip-thong manufat.- ,turer; to surrender Aug. 17, tat live, 1,8,at el~even anld. Sept. 60 ra at flve,.at the~ Littleton Arms Itin, $iaffor,lshife. Attornies, Messrs' Ttirkier; ...