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... *att. of Grateley, yeoman. COMMISSIONS SUPERSEDED. Walter Boyd. London. merchant John Oakley, Cool ), holstein. bricklayer; and Thomas Crust% Norwich, I , Gall•drapee. _ _ John Hull, aged 36, was charged with an assault on Eleanor Mercer, a child under ten ...
... Literary Property. -tf ad 14. Bucks's Beautes and S1bliifDcies of Nature. lo hI5. ONfeara's I Napoleon in Exile. B y- 16'. Grattans Speeches and Life. D 17. Letters to Sir Walter Scott, Bart, on the Eing's Visit ?? .Scotland. Iy Jo List of Publications ...
... Bishop Burnett that King William desired peace to be made with the Irish any terms, as there was French fleet riding with an armed force within sight Limerick so that man could say what mieht have been the fate of King William's army the treaty Limerick ...
... youngest daughter Mr. E. llaaorth, Jm.ed' near Manchester. On .Saturday the inst. Ulvemton, Mr. John Taylor, Crosshind, Uusland, Ann, second daughter the late Mr. John Soidby* bookseller, of the former place. Sunday the tih insl. at Chester, Mr. Waluulcy to ...
... government? »f ßl should fulfil his duty to his constituents, and persevcrmgly oppose every motion founded upon this , Mr. H. Grattan eulogised Mr. Peel tor his manly conduct in owning his error. , . Sir J. Mackintosh most cordially concurred every part of ...
... tbe Wellington- Arms, in Common Gar- teb>st eet, in Lancaster, oa Fsidav the 21st day of May, 1024, the sole ta commence at six o'clock io tbe evening; ALL that well-accustomed INN or PUBLIC- HOUSE, known by tbe sign of THE WIIIS'GTON ARMS, with ibe Yard ...
... hence at Philadelphia, 19th ult. The Arab, Ball, hence at ditto, The John Wells, Curtis, hence ditto, after throwing 600 bags of salt overboard The Atlas, hence ditto. 'The Henry Grattan, Hilton, hence East port. 12th ult. 'The Woodman, Wooffcn ale, hence ...
... the xecntorsnf late Mr. John Ashworth, and subject such as will |»o then produced : i,L L 1.1.1 NO.IHiUSK, sMtliihc OKN, 1 BARN. STABLES, and other I.NGS, in authill, :n the county of Larca• tir. late in the Occupation of John Acker-;, deceased, with ...
... physician to this institution, took place on Wednesday, Edward Gibbon, Esq., in the 'chair. Prior to Ike candidates being proposed, John Bourne, Esq., stated to The meeting his anxious desire that some tribute of regard to the memory of the late Dr. APCartney ...
... upon wbicb occasion he received Hie honour of Knighthood, by the Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Peter Leigh, by John Blaekbarne, Esq. M. P. The Rev. John Singleton, Chaplain tv the Am- bassador Extraordinary of tbe Court of France, by tbe Duke of Northumberland ...
... There were to be found in it those who had been the companions of M olfe Tone, and of Emmett, and of Russell— men who had borne arms against his majesty's troops, with the mad, the desperate, the visionary idea of forcibly rending asunder the ties which both ...
... those who may request it; and you have full liberty to publish this letter, if you thmk proper. 1 am. Sir, your sincere friend, JOHN DUNCAN. Prepar d (ohly) by G. RAMSAY, apothecary, Penntii ; many years of Apothecaries Hall, Lon don, in I otiles, at Is. I| ...