... Gonver,-Earl - Peire ' Sir J. H G :. . : C lovver Lord G. L. Percv .Brlt, -Astley,,Sir J. .,Grant, G. KIf pit IirA Babiqngtia, Grattan;Rt. I-n; tI pcli'by, Rightn ' Baring, I. Greerihil',R -: Hor. G. BQn1en,0.. ?? Grreifll PI PnTiionhlr, Hon ?? Beliiie* C. ...

... io f Messrs. Kay-and' Ren. bthaw, arid of M16srn Dckworth and Chilipetdidle, Manchester; ASir. Wynnej -Solicitor, Mold; Air, John Jotlic,' Vasthill' ; Alir. g~nhsleIhgt; of Newss. Pemberton, anod Coo pland, ?? ws-- , ur.Att [sat the prtiricipn [inns at ...

... -cluded, by a reference to the authorities of Mr. Burke, ( Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Fox on this-subje&, and particu!arly i i of Mr. Grattan, whose local knowledge was superior to any of the rest, and-whlose name was conneaed with l l all the great measures for the ...

... Casi-le-sireei, lI,,lhorn; (if Mr. T: Lewis, LUni- 11 4t d' flu, oef zMr.'T4 Hifissall, and at 'th Anlgel Inn, Cardigan ; the co Muckworth Arms, Swansea; the Golden Lion, Brecon; ?? 9se B31sh, att Crrisnreheic; ile Prniters of the Gloucester and FHere- ...

... honour be, Vcifx'it the greatest regard aud respedl, Genatlemten, Y-oucrfaithlul and devoteti humible Sf'rvaist. Aug. I1! 1810 JOHN DU 1TOM. rr' c-NITRAICTORS, FARMERS, 'and others. islseby given, that the Commissioners for T*~ nist ciesnng, lighting aud ...

... Parncl, H.. Andrews,-Al 31 . ...

... made by sendlng' to Sicily, md on the s~slei,'ng c'n-nmutscated to .ils'. Grattan, tlrat gentleman was, pierfeftly atttfiwd that there wds nO cause for conmplaint' against't Sir John Stuart Ib'she Eir qf ).{A WICPcC observed, that during the period he was ...

... ? , , I . XI. That the Conmittee for guarding tleprivlleges .of -the i Methodists in the -Connedion of the late leverend John Wesxey, having essentially contributed to -his inportantsuccess bytheir concurrent efforts and cheer£fil co operatpn, aveincreased ...

... 35n Doyle Messrs. Whitbaead, Sr iitas, and Hut- chflsoO. At the second table, were tbse Ma quis of Dsr;sL zd Clonbrock, Sir John Co'c 1-Tiptais. ?? l r. C4lcaft, an* other M wnbers of Parlia. Yrc Steuarls were Utnceasino in thieir exeruons fio she iWC~ieJn1 ...

... composed the meeotingate owhich S. ihills, Eic. wvas chair- into; tel this ~oammitte I ?? cteing; to Thoma-s P'ellitt, Esq. and John Wilki, E~sq.. whoD so etbly discisarged the Uffiee o'f ~ertti5to -that C.0inosittee., - 'imat this nse-.tb.Asg expresses its ...

... toboalotTo' h day, the , th day ofinovmbr next, wti h eirwhr foeo n, mx h nthe proprietors ire rqeqsxtedoati Paxale 0 ,11: 3 -JOH-N WYLIi,!,Clerkt h opn W ~ANTEDo where a is~tan is 6ept, a' gieddy %4goc iP IN 0Owhiswl aied to-- ,assist the flousemaid in ...

... Got ?? gi nl ?? Marchionesse8 of itafilord, Donxvin- na 5nd Bpandfordrhe Couantesses of Carlisle, Cholmnonde a i s ?? F'es, cardigan, Covlper.-Iriscountes6 Perieevol. fu Broce Burgherso5X, Willoughby, Dungannen, C. W. Be- wi DIl'N reOdyee, Lambert, Caroline ...