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... numbers to which it is intended that the respective armies shall as soon as possible . he carried. Mr. Grattan, eldest'Son the flight Hon. 11. Grattan, set out on Thursday for the Continent; and it is conjectured, Ahatilis is not without a public object ...
... others. lie contended that we should go to war or keep up an armed peace, for it would tae most absurd to suppose that any Minister could think of disbanding his forces at the present crisis ; an armed peace then would be as expensive as a war, without having ...
... last three years, besides an immense quantit y of clothing and arms supplied to the minor powers, and arms and money to Holland. Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that Holland had only received arms and stores, but no money. Mr. BAN KES was decidedly hostile to ...
... Guildhall. his Right Hon. Friend, the Member for Dublin (Mr. BANKRUPTS. Grattan). To him the Roman Catholics of Ireland .1. Crary, •rby, joiner, June 15. 16. July 11, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby Attornim, Mr. Savage, Great were highly indebted, and bad ...
... within the last three years, besides immense quantity of clothittjf and arms supplied the minor powers, and arms and money to Holland. LordCASTJ»ER-EAGH observed, tint Holland had arms and stores, but no money. Mr. IJANKES Said these assisunecs operated ...
... R. I*. Knight, John Knigl.:, I*. Metcalfe, W. Smith, and J. !•'. Turt'en. A Portrait of Mra. is this day published in the European Magazine, for April, price ‘Js.; piintcd for J. Asperkk, No. y 2, ('orniiiii. N. B. The Portraits of John Bacon, Bsq.; Thornton ...
... 'Placed bans'porte, and ,autloirrzed the asseassin tna-sims Mr the daggers ap'inst hi ii As to thie St-,ites whrlo were, now arm-, sait ed sguiitst Btinlsatnte, tley haid, whlen th(,re ?? enporturscy Ad -to-gratify their. lust of p'ower~ shativn as,.Htile ...