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... and Mr. Hay was their Private Secretary—that he had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it was easy to procure arms out of the stores at the Castle !—and that an attack was shortly to be made in Dublin, is they were assured ...
... Jay. Dirndalr, .K»g. 4 Hrr(for«f»hiri?—John Currie, of K»q‘ Kent—John Wrlh, of L«*ic«tcrstilrc - Kirhnrd Cbriiyn. E*q. LinColnshir* Ustrr, of C«ri»bv, l>q, * Monmoi'thdiir*—CfeirJcS of Si. Firm , I*^q. Norfolk—John Turner If.ilp*, . Northamptonshire—Pe\er ...
... Kingstonupon-Hull, and Thomas Henry Payne, of Cullum-street, London, nierchants.—John Galley Bate, of LAterpool, merchant. —John Hodgson, jun. late of Christchurch, Surrey, distillet—John Burbidge, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, warehouseman —Jonathan Woodward ...
... Portsmouth for Gibraltar, having urrdet convoy the Weymouth. and ifyceiza store-ships, and several transports with ammunition and arms on board for the Spaniards in Valencia .and Cato- . lonia. The transports have on board the 7th battalion of the King's German ...
... Raven ■■ Lieut. John Browne, the Hogue, at Lieut, iticoflH Stuart, the Cnstilian, in the Downs; Jieut. Boxer, to the nerable; Nathan Hall, the Scmiramis; Wm. Hooper, to tH Malta; John Baikie, to the Royal George; Peachey, to t» Di’na; John Smith, to the ...
... pleased approve of (he Greek Light Infantry Corps being styled The Duke York** Greek Dgkt Infantry Regiment. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JOHN HENRY WILKINSON, Loulwrd-kireeu fccior, from 7, to Fob. 2j. at ieu, Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. -THOMAS SMITH, Ciiarlott«-slrce r ...
... y. .., • . . • The appointment . of ..Serjulut at Arms Atiej'louae I Coin woos, ive tiod, is not in the the iit'of the Lord Chamberlain; so that it be disposed of utitil that high is filled, Lord John 'Thynue continuing to act only Dep.ii ty 7 Charnberlaia: ...
... that Mr. HAY was their Private Secretary—that he had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it was easy to procure arms 'out of the Stores at the Castle and that an attack was shortly to be made in Dublin, as they were assured ...
... which were rifle, and amounting to 350 men; Corsican regulars, (tO; artillery, 45 ; Civic guard, 80; with at least peasantry, armed as light troops, and partieu ariy serviceable over the kind of ground they had to act; thereby making the total amount 935 ...