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... has issued at Martinique by Governor Brodrick directing persons having arms in their possession to deliver up order to their deposited Fort Royal also ordering search made for arms and ammunition ana penalties those having their possession the order Highness ...
... measure had the circular letter the Catholic Committee certainly recommended substantial violation of the Convention Act Mr Grattan contended that Britain exist without Ireland Ireland without Great Britain the Parliament this country as called particularly ...
... pockets, and robbed him his coal. They next pinioned his arms back with his neckcloth; and because he looked them, .received violent blows each side of his face.— After they bad fastened his arms, one of them put tbe muzzle of horse-pistol to his nose ...
... Ponsonby, of daughter. A RRlED.—Lieut-Col. F. Buckworth, ofthe Cheshire Militia, to Lady Payne, widow Sir John' Payne, Teuipsford-ball—At Dublin, John Flood, Esq. of Floodhull, Kilkenny, to Sarah, daughter of the Right Hon. tbe Attoroey-Geueral of Ireland ...
... —majority 37. Adjourned t'dl Saturday. futelligcace. COURT OF KING’a BENCH.— Feb. 23. THE KtNG T. JOHN HUNT AND ANOTHER. This was indiiffment againll the defendants, John and I.eigh Hunt, printers, publishers, and proprietors, of the Examiner weekly newfpaper ...
... ~-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 ...
... 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 ...
... ;3li' i is tress; aid then-it 'ins oes ntrived thita ?? rtr 5 n ,ke togethr,, ?? the bird flo*nt Miss Tiolnie sough t .i the armS of the Pslaintiff, and was married to him on t le ,vr , If 31ay, 1802. From this hiwritdk till sihe 3ar [lied, th d-rllafpened ...
... crime and contrite remainder A3-? appeared attention Mr Gore himself LONDON Tm-nsDAV 1811 the from and : Royal hold of each arm were in close conversation Father— Drs Heberden and Baillic the at time hut in conversation with King the a short distance from ...
... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...
... of Dund-e, The Parish of Harrold, | per John ...
... the reading Againft it . . 45 Majority and jt was accordingly read. Sir John Sinclair brought in his Bill for amend, ing the law relating to highways. Irish Distilleries. Mr. Grattan rose in pursuance of his notice to move for a compensation to the Distilleries ...