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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... had his entire approbation, and he maintained that the Hon. Baronet had a right to give his opinions to his Constituents, Sir John Anstruther totally differed from the Noble Lord. Nothing could possibly be more inconsistent with the safety of the Constitution ...
... promise to the ear, “ And broke it to the hope.,” After expatiating on the flagrant de.asion practised on the Lrish people, Sir John Newport drew a lively picture of the vile practices of the Tythe Proctors, who collected the poor people at a public-house ...
... Nortliesk, iucbilsea, e»trnoreland. Countesses —Grosvenor, Westmoreland, Cardigan, Lords—llvnniker, Broke, Brownfow, Gwydir. Ladies— Pclhant, Sitwell, Willoughby B'roke, Cardigan, Bank*. Sirs —G.Pelham, Dashwood. Generals —Loft, Grosvenor, Finch. Colonels ...
... Premises thereunto belonging, situate in the parish of Saint Martin, and now or late in the occupation of William Richardson and John Lee. Also all that Piece of Ground (divided into two parts) now used as Coal Yards, adjoining the above premises, and situated ...
... undoubtedly gone clear. 'These vessels carry supplies of provisions and other necessaries for the garrisons and crews their armed vessels, ar d these merchant vessels whom we thus license are manned people, who, completing their voyage, are turned over ...
... moved, that the House Rgnfn called over Monday sennight, that all defaulters Committed to the custody of .th» bet geaot at Arms, which was agreed to. T he House having re it-elf into Committee on the State of the Nation,— The Chen- 'llor of the Exchequer ...
... Country. Wanes' to, John Roberts, of Dolefaur, in the parith of Gwnows, Cardigan, horfe-dealer, at eleven, at the Three Cocks Inn, Aberfiunvey, Brecon —tr. Samuel Davie, Lyme Regis, Dorfet, vintner, at eleven, at the Golden Lion lon.-16,John Steele, late of ...
... and Kent, waiked Windsor Terrace till * o'clock. Mis Majesty appeared cc, l, and in good health: the Royal Dukes r. of each arm, and were inclose conversation Royal Father. —Drs. Heberden and the Terrace, at same time, but not Vy >' conversation with the ...
... NEWPORT-PAGNELL, 22d Feb. 1811. ALL Persons remaining indebted to the Estate of Mr. JOHN PERRY, late of LAVENDEN-MILL, deceased, are requested to pay their respective Debts to Mr. Cooch, Solicitor, on or before the 12th Day of March next, at his Office ...
... Terms. For particulars enquire of Meffrs, William and John Milues, Afaover, near Chefterfield.- March 2d, 1811. rITHEREAS a Cotinifiion of Bankitupt is awarded W - and iffued forth againti JOHN BAKER, of Lit- ton, in the county of Derby, Cotton Manufa6twrer ...