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... this grant; the General, with all his bravery, had failed in all his operations, and deserved neither thanks nor pension. Sir John Newport observed, that the melancholy fate of his Hon. Friend, Mr. Eden, being ascertained, the valuable sinecure of Teller ...
... which exists longer. The Emperor, the other hand, wishes for peace, and the liberty of the seas; he has HOO.OOO men under arms the Princes of Europe are his allies; his whole empire enjoys profound tranquillity ; without loans, without anticipations ...
... men. A private letter from Boston describes Congress as split into iliree parties: 44 one is for war England, another for an armed commerce, and a third for a more rigorous enforcement the restrictive with both belligerent. The National r published Cotn- ...
... at Sopley, near Christchurch, by the Rev. Mr. Willis, Mr. Edward Sabine, jun. of Avon Farm, Mrs. Daman, widow of the late John Daman, Esq. formerly Gosport. On the Bth inst. died, Mr. W. Wakeford, Cricklade Mill, near Andover. 1 On Sunday last died, ...
... Adelphi-terrace, London, Jane, only daughter of John Crosby, Esq. of Portsea. On Thursday last was married, Mr. John Lipscomb, of East on, to Miss Burnett, of Avington Farm. last died, after very short illness, John Foote, Esq. of He'was universally respccted ...
... gloom throughout the United States. Ala select Catholic Meeting Dublin last week, ii was agreed that Lord Donoughmore and Mr. Grattan should continue to be intrusted with presenting the Catholic Petitions Parliament. aggregate Meeting was held on the following ...
... commit*(ed the town of' Cardigan, | T. Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with the | vvife of his brother, John Morris., John remonstrated ! with him on the subject; upon which with? large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of ...
... Committee, held the day previous, letters were were read from Mr. Grattan and Sir H. Parnell, which both seemed to rccommend acquiescence in granting the Veto to tlis Crown. Mr. Grattan's sentiments are expressed more decidedly on the subject than those ...
... Mary his wife (formerly Mary Payne, of Wiltshire,) deceased, oi'any their children, will immediately apply Mr. John Sh aw, of No. 6, Cardigan-place, Kenning ton Cross, Su>try they will of something to their advantage, tn ...