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... of Newburgh Abbey, Efq. SOUTH WAIES. Carniarthen-T. Stepnoy, of Danycalt; Lfq. Pembroke-J. Myrehoufe, of Brownilade, Elq. Cardigan-W. E. Powell, of Nanteos, Efq. Glaimorgan-T. Lockwood, of Dar-y.graig, Efq. BreconL J. Jones, of Llanthonas, Eiq. Radnor-H ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... measutrei 'vere proper ts he scihsl-p e, ted in the present ?? sitnacion in WrhILl tiMO& ly House wsaq placed. tn The Serjeant at Arms' viws then called to the bar, amn al proceeded, by order 'of the House, to give-li:s report of to his proceedings in the arrest ...
... dev Rhe,) defended by batteries on shore, -two arm-ied uiggq rs and kiveral armed pianaces. - Our people took posaession of seventeen of tbe .vesselsnotwithlstaniding a heavy fire from te. baiteries, armed vessels, and musketry onl tct Weach; butthe a ...
... -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 ...
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... to place arms in the hands of their Irish tfellow subjects, who to be sure, would exert themselves I to support the Constitution. They did grant the re- 2 quest-s3,oo stand of arms were sent to Ireland-and -what was the ?? those very arms were t- turned ...
... ~-At St. Stephen's, Cornwall, John Evans, Esq. Alderman, and one of his Majesty'* Justices of the Peace for the borough of Saltash, to Miss Mugg, daughter of the Rev. Henry Mugg, of Shudleigh, Devon.-At East Malling, Sir John Twisden, Bart. of Bradbourn ...
... 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 ...
... 15, July 13, at Guildhall, l ordon. Solicitor, Mr. Orchard, lIat- ton Garden. John Keeping, Burpbas, Susseit, brewer and maltster, June 10, 11, July 13, at the Norfolk Arms Inn, ArundeL. Solici- tors, .Uessrs. Daily and Blagden, Chicheater, .HeadlyAckland ...
... 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 ...