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... Catholic Board on Sitbirth's: week, 'Mr. O'Conn , l read the Answers prepare I to the letters of . Lord anion;shinore and Mr. Grattan, which were. adopted. They diklaitn all idea of d-ctating to the N bl Lord and'.the Hon. .Gentleman, and assert. that it must ...
... Island Lasse**. She is armed three cohorns and small arms, and men, and had sail* and naval stores hoard, h-lonaHno the late DauisJi Nyadeti, from Frederickayvarn to Co(icnliagen. The under-mentioned letters Imve ben trr.Rsmitted John Wiisou Ooktx, Ksq. Admiral ...
... FORGERY. John Morris, and his wife, were charged with forging ami uttering certain draft, purposing to the order of Henry Taylor, receive his prize money, with an intent to defraud the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Smith, of Greenwich Hospital ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... can learn any thing respecting the real state of France : from private sources we know that the Conscripts are every where arming and embodying to repel the efforts of :he gen: d'artne: to drag them by force to the depots! The following letter from Guernsey ...
... particularly in the absence of -the opinion, that the question mooted hetweenyou and alone Bite him a chance of succeeding by arms. he spent with the recruit in question, with whom , Colonel M i s ACDUNALD, who the sole executor. M r. him had beam' be decided ...
... help it. the La ws of Nature. . She wu in war--a disastrous war—with France, Now the Laws of Nation are built:4in. RE IN ARMS. incislet of Naturist Law; but our Spain, and America—and the IRISH VOLUNTEERS groun of Natural Law. This is the generosity ...
... to be , Eni sign, vice Carruthers. 47th Ditto Lieutenant John Ciaigie to he Captain of a Com, pany; vice Hawkies, deceased, Ensign Qatidi:aldes tu.be Lieutenant, *ice Craigie. bad I)itto, John Witecid, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Carry. 56th ...