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... Hotel, Milford/Liven; • Blue Boar, HaverfOrdivest ; Boar's Head, Carmarthen.l . the inn, at Teuby,. Mack worth Arms,•Swansoit; Black Lion, Cardigan ;. Salntat ion, Newcastle in Entlyn; of Mr. Phillips,golicitor, Norfolk-street, Strand ; of-Mr. Burrell, No ...
... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. GRATTAN moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the Relief of the Irish Roman Catholics. Dr. DUIGENAN said, this was a the red. storation of the Catholic Religion, and he might say, the Pope also, sued ...
... Ijiw. Mi.s >coit. t.ady M. Krskine, Mr. A. Foster, Farl and ...
... and Son, Paternoster-row; also the Essex Amts, Watford; Swan, Rickniansworth: Ring’s Arms, Herkhampsiead; White Hart and Woolsack, St. Alban’s; the Anas, Stanmore ; Arms, ledge ware; and at the Place of Sale. CARNAUVONSItIItE, North *.—( apitai'f'lißEHOLD ...
... adopt'the foreg6ing Resolution. -That the Thansis of his i1eethig be given-to our illust-ious Countrym.an, the Right Hon. Heliry Grattan, anid the oth'er ent- ligh tened, liFral, and tried Friendd -i ha ?? our Cate iin Parliament. - ' That. the Thirok3 of this ...
... opp.n.ite No. tt the Numbers a.e irregular in John-street,Oxtord-street. 1. dies or Gantkmeu sending Servants for Russia 03, ill be parzocular to give them starer inns as above, as there are putty shops in John-street, as well a. in other streets, that sell ...
... 16th inst. The only business was a case of robbery, committed by an I: Warm, calling himself John Linni. then, otherwise Henry Afaegraw, on the person of John Macdonald, residing in Ruthwell, Dumfries-shire, a travelling merchant, aged 101 years, on the ...
... populace his entry. So great is the hatred the to the French, that with convoy fittv prisoners they send tour of the Lesulsiuroi, armed with pikes, protect them the tury of the peasants The Lao Iwelir perform prodigies every day; when they charge they give a ...
... he carried into execution with- the . most determined and undaunted bravery, armed w(himo self) only with a ?? pivolsdrove the wholi 'crew below, panic-strack-e-seized the arm chest-rece- Iy vered the Danish vessel to the underwriters, making the Spaniard ...
... Fenses, to :oforce the Conscription laws : 3 gainst some of the of th Who had refused to march to the arniles. of the bens-d'armes teemed to serve as n Gig,lnhabitants in general to defend their brothers. and the , such weapons as the'could plocuN, they ...
... ferve in this prefent Parliament. .Citrref Duriwn,.—George Al:an, of Grange, in the county of Durham, Esq. in the room of Ra!ph John .Lambon, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundteds. • 11ANKRUPTCY ENJ, RGED.—S. Bortoh, Scartol ough , marine!, from Dcc ...
... Bristol. CERTIFICATES—J one I. Aason Baa’fy, grocer, John Lawson. Hull, chant. JuMaihau C!>aml>erlaii»e, UatvweSl, Laker. David! übh, ving. nnlU-r. Ca kenne* Taal, merchant. John Norman, LvmcHrgß, chant. John Samuel Barnes, SwertmgV alley, Cornbill, merchant ...