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... Lyttleton, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Parnell, Mr.-Bankes, Lord Desart, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Croker, Mr. Tierney, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Whitbread, strangers were ordered to withdraw. Sir JOHN NEWPORT withdrew his amendment for one proposed by Mr. Bankes ...
... MARRIED.—At Cheltenh-m, Benjamin Newmnrch, ). to Miss Mary Anne Whin hurst. -At the Rev. John Whittington, Rector Cold Aston, Glocestershire, to Elizabeth, relict of John Kater, E-.,;. of Bristol.—At Westburyupon Trim, Glocester.-h:ce, Jeremiah Houghton, Esq ...
... American Papers reached town Tliutfday to ult. The John Adams had arrived with the difpatchcs from Mr. Pinkney, which are publilhed inthcle papers. They cunfid, firfl, of fhort letter from Mr. Pinkney, mentioning that he had, after,receiving in- Ilruftions ...
... preceding the Sale, When Priced Particulars may be had at the Angel, ; Ane?«ve Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; ot Robert A-bergave..uy, fa Surveyor, Cnck- anchor, Cardigan; Mr. Guteh, Mr. Lucas c ., Mr> r,r;e cr * rio-ester; Mr. EdJowes, Printer, Walker Printer ...
... Beaufort Arm*, Monmouth; nf Mr. Laeas, Cardigan Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. ' r ter, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwe'l, Printer, I,'ath , Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloeester; Mr. EJdowes, Printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, Printer; Hereford; Robert St. John Lucas, E*q ...
... cordial co-operation of the navy calls forth his warmest expressions of gratitude. is usual for John Bull to call any mistake Irish blunder, and yet John himself is one the most constant blunderers, for nothing is more common to him than to say, Mr. ...
... he the same more or less, now in the possession of John Wilson and other*, as tenants. ?? Thesaid John Wilson will shew the pre-' mises; and further particulars may be had by appli- cation to John Stout, Lsq. the owner, or W. Hall, both of Lancaster ...
... Land, be 'the same ' ' ie.s, tiow in the possession of John Wilson ' nets, a s tenants. * * Hit- said John Wilson will shew the pre- isa-s : and further particulars may be had by appli- ' ...
... i • SUJl**i! at lie timet m-Kiinrd heiow: , . - ' * f LO K! * 0 The Armed Brif ST. PATRICK, M K..».x.fir« Wr »'~i- Hie Armed VENUS, Pexol.rirr. 1-1 rt.yrelter »-e VV->«lt a'« armed a«.'. mrrunt JO 'IS-pound e>:h, with Smell Arml propert.wi. FOR LirFRFUOL ...
... one-shear Wethers. All to be shown at the General Meeting in October next. WILLIAM WARD JACKSON, Esq. President. JOHN WHARTON, Esq. ) Mr. JOHN PEARSON, of Lin- > Vice-Phesidsnts. ¦iuorpe, * ) By Order, . Mr. POWELL. .Secretary aad iieaiuier. Si. ?? March ...
... t with a wise, a liberal, and an enlightened toleration. Mr. Grattan presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons Tuesday and a short discussion look place upon it.-L Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some oilier equally efficient measure ...
... Atloiney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. John IVatvni, llvdes-rros», dealer and r hap man, August k M, and Sept. S, at eleven, at Guildhall, I. Alt •rnie.-, Me*sis. lion and lieuilt, Lillie Fridav-glreel, Clieap>i«te. John Wyatt, Mitre-conrl, wholesale stulioner ...