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... be conJined two years ,in,Coltibath Fields. John Kinnear to two years in 11chcster g,aol: and Lewis. Levy to two years. at 61 ucest er, and a fine. a 5,0001 in• punishment of this offence. • _ Chn;les John begins to feel himself inteure u . potho Throne ...
... possession of JOHN-of Salisbury. It would appear, however, that the learned Roman has not attended to one circumstance, which is, that the passage here spoken of has been quoted by St •ilugustin in his work De civit. Del,' lib. 5, cap. 13. Thus JOHN of Salisbury ...
... men Were drawn up on a heigtit; and had taken quite a military position behind a wall, with their fire-.arms in readiness. There were About 00 armed. The force with the Sheiiff could not 'at . tempt much; but the militiamen were ordered (in hopes of f ...
... an CtIVILES GEORGE YOUNG, Ec q . Rouge Dragon P:x-suivAnt of Arms, the of York Herald, vacant by the promotion of Sir-Guottor. NA vt,Ell, Knight, to the office , of Clareneekix King et Arms. , rcritAiit FtIRTHRI? PARTICULARS of , When the salt-bearers ...
... When the deputation from the Irish Catholics lately waited upon Mr. GRATTAN, the interview we are informed, says the Dublin Weekly Register, was most affecting. Air. GRATTAN sat in an arm-chair. hud-: died, up in a blanket, and apparently - sunk into the: ...
... numbers-;as theyLreceived them from the Bank : No. 1. Mr. Turner funded for himself and others neat 1,000,0001.--No. 2. Mr. John Barns, of the Stock:Exchange supposed to have funded a great sum, about two millions.—S. Isaac Cooper.-4. Mr. Isaac L. Goldsmid ...
... DEA7B Oil GRATTAN'. It is our melancholy to annotince the death of the Right Honourable Henry Grattan. That celebratetl, ati'd venerable Irish .itatesman, .. and Orator, breathed his last, between the hours of six and seven on Sunday evening, at his residence ...
... Arthur• Hill .and Dartmouth, Sir James Langham, Sir John Leach, Admiral Sir John Wells, Admiral Sir •Thomas Lawrence; Lady Catharine Powlett, Lady Longford ; Lady Owen, and Lady Ann Beckett. Mr. GRATTAN left town on Friday evening fot Dublin, in which city ...
... cotutuctor of patrole , - 10 0 John Sarum, Wrote. (wounded) . 131 10 0 William Broo.ks, ditto . 60 14 0 John Wright, ditto • 60 15 0 Joseph-Champion, ditto • 40 10 0 Benj. Gill, ditto 40 _lO - 0 ' William Lee, ditto 4o 10 0 John Townsend, ditto 40 10 0 Robert ...
... At the' close of the Poll the numbers For Mr. Ellis • - - • - 1213 I , or Vr. Grattan • - - • - 794 SIXTH DAY.-.-TR t DAY, JUNE 30. s-day the election terminated. Jr. Grattan addressed . tie..:ectors in an animated speech, at the hustings, :ib,at tw.c ...
... of some of the houses which overlook the yard, used the most atrocious language to incite the soldiers to throw down their arms, and put their officers -to death. We are happy to state, that this traitorous ; language met with the utmost possible contempt ...