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... 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 ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Munro, of ClipstonC:;tieet,Parish of St. Mary-le-Bonne, Middlesex, taylor, to surrender February 17, 24, and March 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. John Hills, of Leeds ...
... Tore** of the warrant from lab , authorising .Proctors toms in the Admiralty Court.-- ram vms. iz . - A arms Lords tee time that thet a .__ to John Earl of Chatham to attend into the Scheldt Expedition, if Ms Lord/MO think at. . that it was a gross breach ...
... duties. Vr JOHN NEWPORT asked, if it was in contemplation to carry into force the suggestions of the Commissioners appointed to examine into Fees in Ireland ? Mr. W. POLE said, that was now under the consideration of the I.aw Officers. Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked ...
... 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 ...
... Malmeibury - Giddy, D. . Giles 1). St. Albans Goddard, T. Celeklade Gower, Earl . St. Mawet Grant, G. M. . Sutherland (County) Grattan, Rt. Hrtn.H. Dublin ' Greenhill, R. Think Grenfell, P. Marlow Grenville, Lord George Buckingham Hail, Sir J. St. Michaels ...
... punishment. Mr. LYT FLETON said a few word's in dsap- Mr. GRATTAN said, the question, as pressed by probation of the Resolutions. the other side, rather diminished t han increased tho Sir JOHN NEWPORT' diapprovo , l of the seve• dignity of the House. ...
... Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan; Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol ; Mr. Cruttwell, p rinter, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Mr Eddowes, printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, printer, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucas, ...
... Bealifort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan ; Mr. Hughes, Cheleenhinn ; Mr. Dutch, printer, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, printer, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gi:weestcr ; Mr liddows, printer, Shrewsbury ; Mr. Wright, pinto-, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucis ...
... Lyttleton, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Parnell, Mr.-Bankes, Lord Desart, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Croker, Mr. Tierney, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Whitbread, strangers were ordered to withdraw. Sir JOHN NEWPORT withdrew his amendment for one proposed by Mr. Bankes ...
... pursuit of hours rowing, captured and brought out from und er two batteries at Belleisle, and the fire of some &i d . pieces and armed vessels, three chasse marees, lacki with wine sod rosin for L'Orient. MILITARY PROMOTIONS, WAR OPFICZ,OIt 16. Bth Regiment ...
... killed ; 4 Captains, 8 purchase. tornicn i Mr. John Moore, No. 3, Woodstock-street, London ; Lieutenants, 8 Sergeants , 7 7 rank and file, wounded ; 1 drum- 20th Regiment of Li g ht angoons-James Grattan, G ent . to b e or Mr.Southwele,Saerrundham. mer ...