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... Lbhe Davies, T. Maxwell John Wilson, Sir Robt. Denman, Thomas Morton John Winnington, Sir T. w Ys Duntdas, Hon. T. Monk, J. B. Wood, M. mt Ebiington, Viscount Moore, Peter Wyvill, M. Ellice, Ed. Martin, Richard Wrottesley, Sir John lid Ellis, IIon. G. A ...
... I BANKRUPTS, from tue Gazelte OlDecentbcr15 f 19. DECr-ARA2ioN5 OF INesOL.VENCY- John Rowe, St' George'splace, Backlane, St. Georges I in the East, ship owner, dated Dec. 1 1- Samuel Crawley, Hemel Henipsted, Hertfordshire, linen i draper, dated Dec. ...
... Curator is also appoinited ex- presslyjfor those Colonists. FUNERAL OF A)R. GRATTAN. Friday, at a quarter berore- 1-2 o'clock, the funeral procession of the late Right llon. H. Grattan began to move from Ricivaond-l-huse, Privv-gardens. It wfs previou3l4 ...
... hsnots an hour when ?? ill she struck, at halflp ast four on Sunday mttorttig, on the east end of Lanca :s, the Causeway in Cardigan Bay. and sank in deep water (seven iron-n im fatihons) betweess ll lochras ani ?? ttth,tii ts ilestllelsther side of spilne ...
... tie Dublinr Patriot of Thursda~y lost.) EXECU1'ION OF FIVE MIEN ATl NEWCASTL1E, At till COUNIY LIMERICK. On Monday, John Histon,' John Mullane, Thdmlas I~ ietyi Michal Kely, and TIiniothiy Shea, were ta1ken frota ?? gaol of Limerick, ullifer a strong ...
... that this was the fate which IBRAHIIMt denounced, some months since, against the Greeks. We congratulate the country, that the arms of the Allies, seconding the indignation of civilized Europe, have not only (as we hope) rescued Greece from these horrible ...
... King 'William Id desired 1peace to be made with the Irish upon any, termls, as - there was a French fleet -riding, with an armed force within sight at of Limerick ; so that no man ~could say what might have been th3 es fate of King William's army lf' the ...
... deceased. At six o'clockr the glasses woere closed and delivered to the scrutineers, who reported the election to have fallen on John Masterman, Esq. The smbller of votes for M~r. Mastermuan wvas 1,121; for Mr. Muspratr, 4.,9. LOaD ERSsmcNra.-It is generally ...