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... HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY. —Mr, Grattan petition from the Roman Catholics of Ireland, praying repeal of the penal laws {til! exigence agTir),lfc them, and lion the privileges of the Britifh Conllitwtion. regrettc-d extremely chat hi* was not authorifed ...
... the Arrmy Eftimates, le Elated that we have now 600,000 men in arms; and, that if we added the Navy, we have affively engaged il the fervice of the country, 800,000 maen. TUESDAY.-Mr. Grattan prefented a peti- tion from the Roman Catholics of Ireland, praying ...
... printed particulars may be 'fad at the Angel, A bergaventiv ;Beaufort Arms, Montnoutn ;of Itnl.ert t J ohn Lucas, tiath ; Mr: Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell ; Mr. Lucas, Soiicitor, Cardigan - Gutch, Printer, Briftoi ; Mr. Cvattweli, Printer, Bath ; Mr, Walker ...
... upwards.of, 10>10 acres of excellent arable hnd meadow bind, in the higiiesi.si.iu' of cultivation ; ?? built Mansion Hoase, I* arm-house, stables, coach-house, barns, and oat-build-- idrj«i, all in.good repair.â For particular., and tickets to view tiie ...
... of the hachequer moved, “ ‘That the words of the Hon, Member should be takcn down,” which was agreed to. The House aud Sir John Anstryather, the Chairman, reported the expressions of Mr, Faller, The Speaker then iuformed the House, that it bad come to ...
... dispo-r d tv question the of ine estimates, would that the army was great im point pf military strength—tha we have of 600,000 in arms, to which, if was he of mee ig the navy, a amount little short of own atively employed in the defence of te would be geen. ...
... Mr Perceval motion bring notice for for l to particulars be Angel Abergavenny Arms Monmouth Robert St oho Lucas Esq Mr Davies Surveyor Crickhowell Mr Lucas Solicitor Cardigan Mr Gutch printer Bristol Mr Cruttwell printer Bath Mr printer Shrewsbury Mr Wright ...
... house Warwickshire After short indisposition in London John Twy Fq of Pierrepont-plaCe Bath— Mrs Dickanson re-lill of Henry Dickanson Kq— Lately Wells Mr Tho Brooks butcher Richard Hourc son of Mr John Hoarc brsndy-merchant— J W Jennings Esq of Harlington ...
... those in arms should allowed serve the iroops of King Joseph, or retire, and live peaceably, on delivering their arms. The inhabitants then submitted, and the French the city where they found 2ti3 pieces of cannon, aud a large quantity arms, ammunition ...
... particulars may be had . at the Angel. A bo:rgavennv • ' .13,..atif00 Arms,. Monmouth ; of ftukert St. John L u c as , E. Bath ; *Mr: Davies, surveyor, Crickhowell ‘.; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan ; vlr. Gutch, Printer, Brifiol Mn Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ; ...
... rewarding Servant- Vy £* Annuities, No. 10, Pall-mall. --At a General Court held on the 7th February (the Auditors}, John Legh, E-sq. John Morris, Esq. and the Rev. I'd ward Balme reported, that the Society had INCREASED their FUND to 70J0A three per Cents ...
... particulars may be had at the : Angel,. Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; ol Reikert St. 'John Lucas, •Elq. Bath ; Mr. Davies, 'Surveyor, Crickhowell ; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor; Cardigan; Mr. Guteb. Printer, Brifiol ' • Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ;' ...