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... this city is pretty certain; and it is pr tail) also, there will be several new candidates. 'I generally understood that Mr. Grattan will, in conseq his advanced age and the delicate state of his health, tlfer him elf for the city. This determination, If ...
... reports of death , was stated that Mr. Grattan, the Bishop of Cloyue, Norbury, and Col. Longford, had all paid the (it Nature. We have already had the satisfaction ot tradicting the report of the death of Mr. Grattan ; we have now the further pleasure to ...
... rows of silver gilt studs: In the compf.rtment at the head, over a rich star of the order of the Garter, is'placed the Royal Arms of England, beautifully executed in dead gold. In the centre compartment is the plate with the inscription (a copy of which ...
... fifth being dead: that account above (outtTs Ireland £o and the tor in mails in recent 1 near C’lonmcll have a the ! guard arm Curious Circumstance who Prime Minister after lie Throne figure of Junius after retiring was writing of injunction in will strictly ...
... England. THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan.—We regret exceedingly to have been a medium of giving currency the statement, which was very genera! in Dublin Thursday, that our old and patriotic representative, Mr Grattan, had paid the debt of nature ...
... rectory of Abberton Worcestershire BIRTH Cowper a MARRIED John esq 2d son of J esq Marchwood Lodge Hants to Sophia youngest daughter Gore Townsend esq- of-Bonington Hull Warwickshire DIED John Cooke esq aged 67 for many years an eminent bookseller of ...
... instruction. His Ex- good for me.” His Majesty immediately gave orders at his was induced to pay particular attention to the Bri- ’arm hard to liave the hoy employed and when saw tish method of teaching, from the success which it has him, told him to a steady ...
... Bart. Leicestershire— John Clarke, of Little Pentlii.g, Esq. Lincolnshire— Wm. Thomsou Corbett, of Elsham, h^q. Menmouthshiro—-\r R. Jones Allard Kemys, of Malpns, Knt SotJ'dk— George SjamueL Kelt, of Brook, Esq. Northamptonshire— John Cook, of Hoothorpe ...
... effect of Air. Grattan, who has announced his determine- ------ • Lite whole tens most impressive . tion to encounter the fetigues of a contested election LONDON : Printed mot by the it seven o ock on 'Saturday evening, the hells of JOHN at the 70, Fi ...
... Whiteiaven, butcher. Solicitors, Mr. Arm- strong, Staple-Inn; and Nicholson & Co. Cockermouith. T homas Gregson, of Ormskirk, vintner. Solicitors, Blackstock & Co. King's Bench Walks; and Mr. Wright, Ormskirk. John Wright Hayton, of Holywell, Flintshire ...
... possession of JOHN-of Salisbury. It would appear, however, that the learned Roman has not attended to one circumstance, which is, that the passage here spoken of has been quoted by St •ilugustin in his work De civit. Del,' lib. 5, cap. 13. Thus JOHN of Salisbury ...
... refpcfting that city, in fame papers, are unfounded, 'A atairip nt appeared last week,-in The Dublin Evening Post, signed JOHN M'TAJUSH, of Montreal, informing the public, that intelligence had been received of the discovery of the North-west Passage ...