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... nt Monaghan, lightly. 14th Foot, *?d Batt.-3Miajor Eriflie, flighily. --6trlh Foot, 2d Batt.-Mlajor lurray, fevtrelyinilse arm; Capt. Bihi ;ing, flightly. Royal Engineers-Firf, lieat. Hamilton, feverely. Then follows a return of a large quantity of Ordnance ...
... more and his arms mime painfully, than all the other tallies or subjects of the Douse of Austria. But, by means of the Ems, the IVeser, and the Elbe, we have already stated, SOu !. may receive the most elheient aid ; if mat in men, yet in arms, ammunition ...
... l« Messrs. Graliani, Kiederij , and Domvilie, Solicitors, Lincoln s Inn, Loinlmi. JOHN LOCKE. SUBhCRIFTIONS for erec itiil a.STATUF St. Paul’s Cath dial, the McmOn of JOHN LOCKE, are KCfivrd at the fo'lowiiK, Bankers -ts. I)«w»i, ton,and Co.; Messrs. 'wii ...
... read second time, The Irish Spirit and Militia reported, Mr. Canning presented coriy his dispatches to Mr. Ershi lie. Mr. Grattan presented a petition from certain Distillers in Ireland, against the Irish DistilleiyßiH. Mr. IloaNF.ri moved a Keturn of ...
... Irish, Excise Iteguilatioti Bills, were passed.' Mr. canning 'presentea,a copy of his dispatches to Mr. Erskine. 1 ! Mr. Grattan presented a petition from certain Distillers in Ireland, against the Irish Distillery Bill. On the second reading of thejkie ...
... the soma. that snatekind ! Go Furth, lay mos, lie (lies; my Britons, go, And rescue Luonse from keerathkas foe ! Behold, in arms, Anstria's Imperial Lord; licholil Iberia thaw the avenging mined 0 let with theirs your mingling ensigns fly, the great cause ...
... Curnwadis, Duudu, Lansdown, and Hertford; Marchionesses of Salisbury, lis'.li, and Dowager Bath, CornwaUis, Exeter, am) Earls Cardigan, Pembroke, Bridgewater, Suriclk, IVii. ton, Camden, Percy, Carlisle, Liverpool, Digby, Fortescue, Wiocbilsea, Dartmouth, ...
... North, containing together 6a. la. 19P. ONE other CLOSE I. A NO, in Alvenhorpe, called by the Name the /.arm-Hill Clof, y now in the Occup ition Mr. John Clark Ton, containing 3 a. ssr. al J 9 All that FARM, nutate and being Crocn, tkc Pan(b of Whitchurch ...
... go, Europe from her ruthless for. arms, ustria's Imperial Lord ; Iberia draw: the avenging sword ; wire your mingling ensigns fly, cause of injured Liberty ! sons, and to the world declare, Freedom cars, Britannia's arms arc therel [NEW( ' one of the young ...
... occupation of Mr. John Sawyer, under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1811. Lot 5. A Dwelling-hour, Barn, Stable, and seven Pieces of Marsh Land, containing by estimaticn 38A. OR. SbF. in Old Romney, in Kent, in tit.• occupation of Mr. John White, who has ...
... tomorrow. On tl:e question being put fur the pazsing of the Bill, ft COnvei sal of some length ensued, in which Sir John Newport, Foster, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hutchinson, aid the Chancellor-of the Exchequor took part. The House then divided *ln favour of the Bill ...
... Napoleon passed the greater arm of the Danube, with the Whole of army, to which he had drawn all the reinforcements of his powerful allies. He established his Main body on the Island Labatt, whence the second passage over the less. arm, and his further offensive ...