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... Mr. GRATTAN did not mean to trouble any length, but he hoped he would be excu: a few words. He agreed entirely with what his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Fitzgerald), and very much feared that no measure would the Government. He would, therefore, gil r e, to ...
... JOHN BULL. It wi, not kit intention to move Amendment the Addrew, unleot had been urited by an imperative duty. . . . »• ble Eati. LivenrooL replied to the obtervtttont M tne Marquit. He could nacert that there wat no imereti in Hie country enjoyed tuch ...
... timid policy which raised old Grattan the rank of demigod among his demi-barbarian countrymen ? by concessions made to traitors, who under the title of volunteers in the service of their king, threatened turn their arms against him, their demands were ...
... to any lady’s chambers, because foreign manners warrant it—because they are “conve“ nienf customs,” os my Lord John Russell affirms. Mr.Grattan, (an Irishman) gave a more cautious opinion. Lord Suffolk’s judgment of O’Connor formed on board an Irish packet ...
... JOHN BULL. iiis books in negligent inaiiiicr, omitting imiiies ol defaulters ; that had been guilty negligence in not properly collecting the rate, which it was alleged the parish had lost large sums money, giving higher prices for materials repair the ...
... JOHN BULL. the Sovereign that should repel the idea ftiailed by the Noble Baron, that there some trick between the lil*er ...
... JOHN HULL. Accounts otitdit eml to, liic only cllcct of it I'Ciny vexation tlie persons en wlioin it operated. If (internment neitligent in passintt public accounts, it was not lair individuals to brine them in debtors alter lap'e of upward* twenty years ...
... TO JOHN BURNE, ESQ. MERRI OW-SQUAuon, DuIa N. DIV DEAM IR WelbecIk-street, London, Jan. 6. From the public prints, and from private sources, I have heard of the Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Dub- iin, and of their subsequent dispersion by ...
... devises his rear estates, called Scrivelsby Fen, to his nephew -Henry Dymoeke, the first son of testator's brother John ; and - appoints John Tyrwhitt, Esq. and Sir Onesiphorus Paull, Bart. executors. Personal property under 12,0001. According to letters ...
... ADMIRAL SIR RICHARD JOHN STRACHAN. This gallanl offlctr, who departed thia life, at house in Bryansto lie-square, on instant, a short but severe illness, was the son of Lieutenant Patrick Stiacnan, and nephew of Captain John Slrachan, both of the Itoyal ...
... Lieutenant Jeremiah Cowper to be Captain, vice Percival; Ensign John Grattan to he Lieutenet,. vice Cowper; Gentleman Cadet Edward Kent Young, from the Royal itlilitary College, to be Ensign, vice Grattan. 21st Ditto—Assistant -Surgeon William Dent, frum the 9th ...
... Agnes, Byars, from Maranham; Belmont, El* Lry, from Demerara; Kelsick Wood, Fisher, from Sierra Leone; Henry Grattan, Coubro, from New Orleans: John, Taylor ; Mary and Harriett, Barstow, and British Tar, More, from Mo. bile; Annabella, Baird, from Savannah; ...