Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Ilfracombe Ann for Abcrthaw Yesterday se’tniight John and Mary Padstow shore on off’ Fishguard having a at sea deck is in this irreparable Wednesday next St Wer-burgh's Mr Struth St s St Peter’s Mr Jolihes John’s It very currently reported that the Princess ...
... Knowles, KI Mury lttarrison, .lohir Furness, 1esepir Ormsbv, Gabriel Dobbins, .loint Grecnwooni, Cliarles Helinshere. John i: Vincent, John Weoti, Francis Boeth, Benjamin Towns- in lev, Gtracc Booth, and ,lohir Martin. 'he differetit Occupicrs rwill show ...
... )—Right Honourable John Foster, Viscount Joc elyn, Dublin (City)—Right Hon, H. Grattan, Robt, Shaw, Esq. Dublin (University )— Right Hon. W. C. Plunkett. Derry-—Sir Ge Hill. Kinsale—Gceo. + oussmaker, Esq. Youghall—J. Hyde, Esq. Arm h— Win. Wicklow (C ...
... Prudence, Baskin, and the Soaiable Friends, Gimblett, from Minehead-the Little Hetty, hlarris, and the Elinor, Jones, from Cardigan-the Josephuns, - Carvosor, and the lhais, Appleby, from London-the Elizabeth, - Edwards, fromn Beauniaris and Lancaster-the ...
... Lethbridge. Lancashire—Lord Stanley, John Blacklanne, Esq. Wiltshire—John Hessen, Esq. J. D. Astley, Esq. Edinburgh County—Sir George Clerk, Bart. Warwiekshire—Sir C. Alurdamit, 1). S. Dugdale, Esq. Statfordshire—Sir John Boughey, E. J. Littleton, Esq. D ...
... that the question would be finally decided in the negative; and if soi we think the Legislature ought to lose no lime in arming itself with the authority in future. The Madrid Gazette of the 4th instant contains an exposition of the state of the kingdom ...
... Elizabeth King, Mary Knowles, Mary Harrison, John Furness, Joseph Ormsby, Gabriel G.it.-ici Dubbins, Jolin Greenwood, Charles Helmshaw, John Vincent, John Wood, Francis Booth, Benjamin Townsley, Grace Booth, and John Martin. The difr'ere'nt Oc'cuj/icrs will ...
... BIECK ,OCK.UillOt.—Coloorl Wood. H .. Wee. U. Morgan. Init.—Cho ries pla in. Esq.; lion.C.A.Pelliam. tiro. R ire. Wm. Lemon; John 11. Tretnayne, Esq. FLINTFII E.—Sir Thomas Most) it. Bart. C. S. :11:111111ers; Lord F. C. 0.- borne. . KUST.—Sir E. Knatehhull; ...
... Hunt end others. .131 the Co ar.---1 could judge by the mOloo of a large IsOdy, whe ner they had their arms locked, witoout actaally *ening th • r arms. Here t e gentleman's exainiaation closed . : and Mr. Bar observing to the Jury that . they roust new ...
... morning the Right Hon. Grattan and R. Shaw, Esq. were elected without opposition, to represent the City Dublin in the next parliament. Mr. Grattan was prevented indisposition from attending in person,'hut his sou, Mr. H. Grattan, jun. appeared for him ...
... Right Hon. y Grattan and Mr. Shaw were Wonted without orpogition. Mr. Grattan did not appear nu the Hustings in consequence of the delic..te state of health in which Las teen for borne time. After the return was dared, his son, Mr. Henry Grattan, jum addressed ...
... Longford (Co.) Viscount Forbes, Sir (». Fetherston. King v Countv —John Parsons, Esq., Thomas Bernard, Esq. Louth (Co.)— Right Hon. John Foster, Viscount Jocelyn. Dublin (City) Right Hon. H. Grattan, Robert Shaw, Esq. Dubi.in (University)— Right Hon. W. C. Plunkett ...