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... Week. !*. 9jd. presented the House Commons. his aitaelunent his Country had induced him to THE ARM Y—RI^KLN’CHMENT. '' Mr. Host, Rota the steps ot iheKing s Arms su bmit. during eighteen years, to all the privations Jaw. uz.+lt wn ain Friday •niutunced t«* ...
... belfeved bertor ‘ rong: are plad to perceive, that the Deputies of the co- nothing but the advice of such ‘inde;endent men as Sir John Newport anj 1 ublic | operating Parishes pinned the Honorable Gentleman , Plunket could have induced him to have det owne, ...
... art:!- , h«t t hy, ‘he reduction of fortress M, 111 aflrr '‘’ » to Valentia with. • >.ic,y necessary to attack it.” Mr. GRATTAN began by declaring this, his opinion, to be fuhjedl of vital confcquence the country—it went to the entierty of the empire ...
... RANCIS A. PRITT Thomas. Meade Richard M‘Nally 1819. Thomas Ditloa John Conuell Cerville, 15, Nicholas Mahon J. B. Janillion Jobn Nelly of the County of Dwblin. Eneas Macdonnell P. BD, Foley John Toth: In dependent Electors Bernard ‘Thomas Murpt my LORDS AN ...
... were nomina cordingly, amely, Martin Ball James Chories Martin John Nathaniel Montgom Keliy Wm. Geddard | Wm. Joun Moore Robert Smith Arthur Baker, and Jobu Parker John Norman, Thomas Arms'rong That the said Committe e have fall power to act ye en] i LAND ...
... our Petition to the Mouse of Lords and the fugiv nded,! Eenry Grattan be requested to present it to the H highe our Chairman be requested to forwa SON i when signed, to Lord an vhom | Grattan, and to request its presentation a% carly as pos MCeli present ...
... Building Infantry Barrack at Youghal,” and put under cover directed to Major General Freeman, Barracl* Office, Dublin. Order, JOHN HUGHE!?, Sec. Building cavan gaoi Resoxa-kd, That Propofols received from Architcdls fur carrying iu - execution the WORKS ...
... Leslie Foster * r.lr. Welle-ley Colonel Barry Sir Newport :\lr. Pole Sir Aeklftnd Sir George Hill Sir John ('ox lljppesley Lord Castlereagh Mr. Grattan Mr. Tierney Mr. York Sir William Scott Mr. Canning Lord liiiming Mr. Pet Mr. Bathurst Sir H. Purnell ...
... Codntry—that Le and Hock; Ear and ? Any Gel Five, Ten, or Fifteen | he Province. If this account be true, it :s pretty Meatu, GRATTAN and LaroucHe is a Political Apostate—gnd shat t Dozens of Wine shall be allowe ‘4 the same Discount as ona of Hogshead.—-Their ...
... goods, Ly any sech 300 United s States treops had been left at Fort G | armed ship or vessel as alovesa , to & and detain such 250 at St. Marks, and vO) at Fort Soot. Tt wan armed ship or vessel, and send ber, with her raster that by the mitdic f June ...
... soveuted fer the furtherance of Yesterday morning, at Drumartia Castle, near Mary's » Ol Thomas, and St. John’s, Dublin, in; Dub ata very advanced age, John Giffard, Esq. Member object. The man said be did not bimself went to retur favor of the Claims. Fiance ...
... some guess to' magnitude and extent the Continental We are told in an article from Vienna, o. 25th, that R.ussia has, under arms, Stx HUNDRED THOI/SAWD XtS. all anus, besides irregular troops/ That Austria has VIVE. HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN already embodied ...