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... Churches Bill, it opposed by Colonel Davies; (who moved that the report be considered this day 'am months) •Mr.• 9 Hume Mr. Grattan, Mr. Phillipts and Mr. Nlonck, and supported FY Mr. B. Cooper, Mr. C. Wilson, and Mr. V. Fitzgerald. For the amendment, 9—For ...
... and and admirers of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, held at the Royal Exchange, on Tuesday the 27th last, Robert Day, Esq. in the chair, it was resolved— That as the life of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan was devoted exclusively to the public good, his ...
... Baltic navigation will be from SOO to 600 miles. t • 'the Plymouth . paper of Monday says:— The remains of the late of the John, of,l3ideford, wrecked off Yealm, on ofNov., , t;re. together With six Other unknown l decently interred in -K l t e'hurcbat ...
... The mutilated bodies were dug out on Tuesday morning, and presented a frightful spectacle. One of them was an aged man named John Ashford, hi whose eventful life he experienced a transition from affluence to the direst penury; the other was Mary Cox, a ...
... Jury at Clerkenwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night. John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan on London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle of the day. A constable saw the ro%bery ...
... Woodstock,apiuslers at the King's Arms, I I oly well, Oxford—April 6, W. Phillips, Bristol, linendraper, at the White Lion—April 7, 11. Rees, Ilaverfordwest, linendraper, at the White Lion, Bristol—April 7, E. b. Edwards, Cardigan,linendraper, at the White Lion ...
... Elizabeth Lefevre. 18, for highway roltheries.—Charles Lticasey, 19; John Wood, 20; Char les Noble, 37 ;• William W:ilker,l9 : John Brown. '.,+`; John Alligan, 20; James•Duntlno, 10: John Davis, 15 ; Mary. Wilson, 35; T. Cochrane, 17; Henry Barden, 21; William ...
... St. Patrick's 'Causeway, opposite Dyfrryn Coast, - near Bartinnithe Merionetlishise. It isisaid that the captain mistook Cardigan Bay for St. George's Channel. Immediately after the vessel struck, she tilled . with water, and the. Winds and waves wore ...
... Dixon, Liverpool, wine mdrchant. - CERTIFICATES to be granted _Dec. 1. E. Watton, Bridge Road, Yauxhalkplutither—G, Hayes, John Street, Middlesex, merchant—J. Hepworth, Leeds, cloth dresser—W. Moore, Houghton, Cumberland, bacon Ricichant— J. Peacock, ...
... had been supported by the first names of. the.country, by Windham,. by Burke, by Pitt, by Romilly, above all ,by Fox and Grattan, said the Hon. and Learned Gentleman, Great lawyers have enrolled themselves in this cause. 1 de not, by the term great ...
... return. The Lord Lieutenant downi tre„ tYlinf Ireland'as her b est sons; his memory w i ll go 3 %1 ( 1 i n a L Flood and Grattan; but, like them, he mayde,a;iB` t grave, leaving her a widow, who was on ce a -- n ations. Some of the judges, it is true ...
... allies had ventured not only to represent it as a mild beneficent government, but they had invited all the world to take up arms to maintain it. After a lung able speech, the marquis concluded by moving an address to his Majesty, tiraying he would be pleased ...