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... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. GRATTAN moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the Relief of the Irish Roman Catholics. Dr. DUIGENAN said, this was a the red. storation of the Catholic Religion, and he might say, the Pope also, sued ...
... breach of its privileges. Mr. W. WYNNE next moved, that T. W. Grady should be committed to the custody of . the Serjeantat-Arms. He should have moved his commitment to Newgate at once, but that, during the present inquiry, it seemed necessary that he ...
... On the 9:h, captured sloop Jane, Bowen, of Cardigan, from St. Jean de Luz for Falmouth, cargo timber, 70 tons burthen, five men, burnt her. 11th, captured brig Steady, Bulky, of Hull, from Bourdeaux for St. John's, Newfoundland, cargo provisions and bale ...
... particuigs respecting the late disturbances in India. Iluri ng the time Sir JOHN CRADOCK held the situation of Commander in Chief, a statement was called for from Colonel JOHN MUNRO, the Quarter- Master-General, respecting the monthly allowances to Officers ...
... on which the Ship is to be tendered, Lilt ft r, and emplor.l in the Company's Service, may be had opn applier d olt to M t . John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,' on or Monday next, the 6th iestant. SECOND EDIIION.—RICHERAND% PHYSIOLOGW. This ...
... Edward' Herbert, found drowned in the Thanies and Severn Canal. It appeared, they bad been walking together (supposed to be arm-in -arm) on the towing-path, and carrying a bundle, when, from the darkness of the night, they unfortunately fell into the Canal ...
... no dishonour had tarnished his Majesty'sl arms.—(Hear.)--He therefore hoped that a majority of the House woold vote as he conscientiously should, for the Amendment proposed by the Honourable General. Mr. GRATTAN, adverting to a part of the observations ...
... theircorruption which was such that they feared the introductitin of ariy, measure of reform, end were determined to oppose it. Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER. could not avoid observing-that the Hon. Gentleman who spoke last (Mr. Curwen) had, through the whole course of ...
... and March 19, at drain at the Guildhall, Weymouth. Attornies, Mr. John Henning, Weymouth ; or Mr. John Alexander, N 0.4, New-square,.Lincoin's Inn, London. John Livock the elder and John Livock the younger, of Lowes, - tat, Suffolk, grocers and copartners; ...
... to sea in the beginning of April. ,They work upon its equipment with the greatest activity. AU the Greeks capable of bearing arms are enrolled. FEBRUARY 25.—The Grand Seignior will, by the end of April, have brought his army to 150,000 men. Attention is ...
... opp.n.ite No. tt the Numbers a.e irregular in John-street,Oxtord-street. 1. dies or Gantkmeu sending Servants for Russia 03, ill be parzocular to give them starer inns as above, as there are putty shops in John-street, as well a. in other streets, that sell ...