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... the Government was completely taken by surprise. Puerreydon, the Supreme Director, sought refuge on board the American ship John Adams. War with the Portuguese was expected to be immediately declared. It was the general opinion, at Buenos Ayres, that the ...
... 11. Parry, Viscount Palmerston, W. H. Fellows, Esq. M.P. Lord Bishop of Sali. bury, Js. Jacobson, Esq. Right Hon. John C.Villiers. J John Blakeney, Esq. Gentlemen intending to Dihe are requested to have their names nt the Offtee of the Thatched liouse ...
... or damage tbat may -hap- ?? the di.ngers and accidents of tbe was, or r ' r , won of whatever nature or kiud. • •*■'* AR. ARM ITSTEAD, Broker. (U , sTfR , May 1, 1820. TO BE LET. FOR A TERM OF YEARS, 11 V TICKET, BOaM of High Gkakokr, in Downham, flitheewi ...
... Ann Gimblett for Minchcad Unity Pill Bideford and Hughes Liverpool Maria Brittan Arr for Neath Ann Bridgewater John Hmomliam t'or Cardigan Union Sr Friends Hole for Watchet Dove Jer-mync for Tenby DUBLIN CORK OFFICE COMMERCIAL List' Order Sailing every ...
... committee the whole house that part of the King’s speech which related to this subject. Sir H. Parnell announced, that Mr. Grattan would bring forward the 11th of May a motion for the removal of the disabilities which the law at present imposed his Majesty’s ...
... theirRoyalHigl Gloucester PrincessMary Sophia the Princess of Gloucester their approbation in terms Mr Grattan regret to hear the health Mr Grattan in so precarious state consultation which took place since also result not thence conclude that the co ...
... Cobtnr. STEWARDS. Count San Antonio, John Joseph Dillon, Esq. John Blades, Esq.: Alexis J. Doxat, Esq. Charles Buisson, Esq. John B. Heath, Esq. =Hnjamin Cohen, Esq. D. Hellmers, Esq. T'imothy Curtis, Esq. Henry John Ruelcer, Esq. L. A. Dela Chaumette, ...
... it appeared that being at one time wholly destitute of money, Edwards became all at once quite flush, bought quantities of arms and ammu- nition, and furnished otlier means of bringing forward the purpose of the conspiracy. An enquiry by that _House would ...
... appropriation. — Agreed to. Mr. MABERLEY give notice of a motion for Thursday, respecting the is-ue of Exchequer Bills. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that an account of certain articles imported from England into Ireland forthe last seven Ehould be laid before ...
... taken into consideration the .lime, the second the ISth June, and the two last on the of June. Sir H. PARNELL, behalf Mr. Grattan, postponed the motion (of which notice had been given for the May) regarding the Catholic claims until the of May, observing ...
... Tothill. w. Burroughs, James Fellowes. John Aubrey, John Leicester, Richard Aeion, Arthur Chichester, Edward Berry. Jacob Astley. B Spencer, Lawrence Paik, William Ball, Anihony Lechraere. Edmund Carrington, John Sewell, R. Sliaftsb-try Hawks, William ...
... creature, w ho was probably as terrified as ourselves at the eight of his fellow-rnao.' 8611 better is description isf the Cardigan peasants, which will bring to the remembrance of the classicel reader, Isnaphou's account of the iohabitants of the Carduchian ...