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... charge Lewis Levy , John Kinnear.Mozely Woolf.and several others, with a combination to defraud iheir creditors of property amounting to upwards of af 100.000. 22. The conspirators abscond, but are taken again: Mat 3. Mr. Grattan's motion respecting Irish ...
... number The Crisis, containing the verses forming the acrostic Britons to Arms. Joseph Swann was then tlied, along with Robert Swindells, Joseph Burtetishaw, John Stubbs, John Richards, and Joseph Sutton, on indictment for a seditious conspiracy at the ...
... Maguirle, i.n Rloyal T-lighiless's surgeon, has blcal inl con- 'taut atterdauco, and besides thrce copious bleed- i 's froin the arm, we understand his Royal Eiigriess has twice undergone the operation of' ov)pinp% --Th'ie Bulletin of Sunday avrnounvced the ...
... Esq., W. Morritt, Esq., John Egremont, Esq., John Maude, Esq., T. Barnes,Clerk, T. D. Bland, Esqâ Henry Garside, Cor refusing to find sureties to indemnify Ovenden from the maintenance of his bastard child, before birth; John Wood for the same offence ...
... writer has seen, has on one side warrior, in a ship, holding a sword in the right hand, and bearing shield on the left arm, on which the arms of France and England are quartered, first and fourth, three fleurs de lis, second and third, three Hons; and on the ...
... hat, the sword knot, and on the left arm, with the following exceptions, viz. Officers on duty are to wear black gloves, black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left arm; the sash covered with black crape; black ...
... them at a Radical Meeting, held at Mauchline, on the 16th of October last. The Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN lies danger 2 ously ill at Tinnahinch, and Mrs. GRATTAN is also in a very bad state of health. Wednesday evening, an Inquest was held at the Middlesex ...
... whose philanthropy is unbounded, and whose hospitabk doors were never yet closed against the unfortunate Suns of Genius. JOHN HATNP, Esq. a native of Dumfries, of whom Walter Scott says, in hii Notes to The Lady the Lake, that he surpasses the efforts ...
... the rasogervhip of the floes, Paris, at Hampton Court, We regret to hear that the Right lion. GRATTAN lies dangermarly dl, at Twinshit.ch, p. that Mn.. GRATTAN ss else us a very bed Soto Ivealth.—(thhernisur The Windermere, soiled from' cow for Liverpool ...
... of the peer animals pierced the him t with harrcr. We regret to hear that the Right Hon. Henry Grattan lies dangerously at Tinnahinch; and that Mrs. Grattan is as:, in a ,very had state of health. THE NA130N414 REGISTER. . versino for somo minutes with ...
... died, John Pasley, EN. aged 78 ; three years buck, died, J Matthews, labourer to Mr. Poudey, aged 86; last week, John Biggs, labourer to Mr. Pasley, 10! ; three years ago, Richard Down, Esq. banker, 80 or 81 ; and about the same period, John Bacon, Esq ...
... the year 1787, which occasioned mush conversation. —His Majesty, after parading the Terrace with the Duke's)! York rested his arm on the sun-dial which is near the end of the walk ; the Duke did the same, and confirmed in conversation with some gentlemen ...