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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... indebted to them, are desired lo pay the same within one mouth fesm the dote hereof. Witness John Marsh JOHN CLARINGBOLD. witness john RICHARD EVANS. Feb. 26,1811. JOHN CLARINGBOLD Begs leave to acquaint bis Friends and the Public in general, that intends from ...
... of any meafure reform, and were determined to op. pole it. 'Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER thOUght upon the whole, that the Bill wpald rather tend to promote perjury, than to prevent bribery. Sir JOHN NEWPORT was of opinion that the Bill ought at leaft to be allowed ...
... indebted to them, are desired pay the same within one month irsm tbe dote hereof. a* JOHN CLARINGBOLD. Witness John Marsh. RICHARD EVANS. Dover, Feb. 26,1811. JOHN CLARINGBOLD Begs leave to acquaint his Friends and the Public in general, that intends ...
... 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 ...
... cannonades, with smalt arms, and suitably manned ; is intended to sail singly in all March, with liberty to chase, capture, man, &c. â¢Â§â¢ For freight or passage apply to Messrs Wil- lASEr, Garnett, and Maddan, Liverpool ; or here, to JOHN SIMPSON. Lancaster ...
... Leach, and St. John, New* man, for William, Smith, for Glocester; Prince Wales, John, for Derry ; John, Davie*, fof Dublin ; Endeavour, Bcckerton, for Newport, Ann Peggy, Waters, Chepstow, Mo** ley, Friends, illiams, Sampson, West, John and Harwood, Hopewell ...
... reading of Bill place Mr Dickinson Mr Bathurst Mr H Smith Mr Mr Curwen Mr Sir John Nicholl division place there ap--peared For the it 35 Majority 51 The was committed Sir John Sinclair brought bill for the Acts which read a first time Mr Ward obtained to ...
... _ Coasters entered eul—The Expedition, Griffith, for Cardigan ; the Trafalgar, Griffiths—tho Caslle, Morris, fot Neath the Fortitude, Whyte, for Glasgow ; the Ann, Evans, for Carmarthen; the John, Mathiaa, for Plymouth ; the Langport Coleman, fot Br ...
... was happy : he said that the thunder of a Eritish seaman did not lie in his tongue—he dealt not in words—but in deeds. Mr. Grattan, sen. abseunt through indisposition.—The coliection at the tables amourted to £1456. CorvirLe.—This person isa native of Portugal ...
... Saturday, and the to Parliament was ordered committed to Lord Fingal, who is to deliver to the Earl Donoughraorc and Mr. Grattan. meeting the Cutholics Ireland is be held **xt Friday to address the Prince Wales. Major Bryan declared,, that at that meeting ...