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... disturbances ;they were to be .paid •hY:-the Confaies wherelhe outrages Look place. Sir John Newport, Sir F. Flood, and Messrs. Bank: - -is, 'Abercrombie, Latouche, and ,Grattan, gave their unqualified assent to the measure as it app ared at present, and leave ...
... TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. , The Gazette contains a declaration far the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land, agreed to between his majesty.,.and his most christian majesty ; it is dated the 6th day of May, and enacts that tlic vessels and effects ...
... Privateer, arrived at Portland in ne. The Britannia. otic:, front the Canaries to London, taken the Chasseur American Privateer, arm Beaufort A'.C. the itiidiilo .i line. The Police, Grayson, from Liverpool Qnebee, taken the Fox Ameriean Privateer, is carried ...
... with; Nra. Sta. de Monte, Pinta, for Pawns+ ; John, ask_ K, for Dublin. Aiiitivan—A Cork the Friends increase. Hazel', and Amid Brace; at Paterson, the Sophia, German ; at Mes.ina, Reeuef at Gibraltar, the John and William, TerrelL Tele Miller, SINCE Ova ...
... Newm arket Heath, and other roads therein mentioned, in the county of will m eet at the Bournbridge, in Little Abington King’s Arms Inn, Cambridge, on Monpay the 99 > in the county of instant.-at. eleven o’clock in th day of August purpose of makin the forenoon ...
... a man - so dreadfully scorched, that be was conveyed to the Hospital without the least hopes of re c.wery, having one °lbis arms nearly consumed; fo..tunately a young .child was rescued from the t,lanies.. The whole of the buildings, attached to a :very ...
... instead of after, that of Wiibraham ; and also bear the arms of Bootie, quarterly iv tbe second quarter, withthaie ot Wiibraham ; such aims being first duly exempli- fied according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Olfice, otherwise his Majesty's ...
... Vorcestekshttij; John Knight, of Ix-e-Castle, Esq. Yorkshire — Sir Francis Lindiey Wood, of HemswOrth, Bart. SOUTH WALE?. Carmarthen-— Nicholas Burncll Jones, of Pantjlaes, E:q. Pembroke — John liarcourt Powell, of Hook, Esq. Cardigan— Thomas Lloyd, of ...
... of St. Albans Hall, Oxford, is gone out in the suite Gov. Elliott, Chaplain the Presidency Madras. The sal.iry is 1300/. per arm. our Market, Saturday, the average prices of Grain were folio* : -Wheat Barley 10./.; Oats .Sj. Od.; Peas 6s. sd ; Beans 6s ...
... March 19, at 1. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Poultry. John Knight Etherington and John Mickdfield, Hartford, innholders. Ffeb. 15, March 19, at 10. Attornies. Mr. Fooks, Hartford, and Mr. Santer, Chan eery-lane. John Thomas Harper, Little Saffron-hill, victualler ...
... Sharland, ditto Mr`,e-XMiddleton, ,ditto .. Mr. John'Matthews, ditto .. 'Mr. Richard Dre'W, ditto . MrI'Johq Dewdne, ditto . Rev. John Wiiherf6nj Kectiibeer John Turner, Efq. Elitto. Mr. William Wills, ditto . . John HI-einrgs,.Efq. Priory .. Mr. Jof' Bowden ...
... to be sacrificed to concord and unity. We understand that it is agreed between Government and .Lord Donoughmore. and Mr. Grattan, that the Catholic. Question should not be agitated this Session, but that it will be allowed a full discussion early next ...