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... Exchequer moved, That the words of the Hon. Member fliould be taken down, which was agreed to. The Houfe refumed, and Sir John Anflru- ther, the Chairman, reported the exprel- fions of Mr. Fuller. The Speaker then informed the Houfe, that it had come ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... MENTS to prevent the progrefs of fires, are kept in good order, at the Warehoufe, near the King's. Arms, in Lancafter. The KEY is kept at the Kino's-Arms. N. B. Poticies for the sum of Three Hundied Pounds or upwards, an tuned free of expence to the assured ...
... ripping up the lead from a houfe, and carrying it away, took him into cuflody, and Sir John Pin horn committed him to the county gaol. Another, of the name of John Griffiths, for an offence of the fame defcription, was alfo committed. Mailer Betty, the ...
... Robson, wife of Mr. John Robson, Newcastle, butcher. Tuesday se'nnight, in Gateshead, aged 23, Mr. Thomas Gowland, a leader and local preacher among the Methodists. Suddenly, at Gateside, Hollywood, parish of Nithsdale, Dumfries-shire, John Lawder, Esq. a ...
... biffing -nd of noife; t lie tongue is frequently lacerated • j the teeth, and there is a violent convulsive mo- tion of the arms and legs. Sometimes, however, tlte i.n.bi, ?? of being agitated by convullive notions, are all ftitf, and the patients are ...
... 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- ' ...
... eruption of Mount Vesuvius. 15. Launch of tht Hope from Mr. Truiighton?s yard, Chester. IJ>. Execution of John Jones, on Flint Marsh, for the murder of John Wynne?, Nant-y-Fryth. 27. The French army in Catalonia defeated by tlw Spanish General O?Donnel. Masscna ...
... occasion. A violent storm on the Northumberlandr*Kt near Tyftemouth, iu which fishermen lost their lives. 9' The Serjeant at Arms of the House Commons entered Sir Francis Iturdctt's house force, took him prisoner, and lodged him in the Tower. Speaker of ...