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... SUPERSEDED. John Ellis, of Slavcrlon row, Newington, Surrey, baker. John Sprigeus, Chesham, Bucks, draper. BANKRUPTS. Mary Edwards, of Rochester, Kent, linen draper, sur. render, February March 6, 31, eleven, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Kippou, ...
... interfere with his public ■bity. the same time that regretted the loss ■? Mr, Grattan, could not but rejoice that the Bight Honourable Gentleman liny had found competent to wield the arms which had ■w'lie. With respect the immediate question J'?ore the House ...
... side. shall ail fly to arms. “The aged men and the tender mothers longer keep their sons at home. The chaste wives mid the timid virgins are longer entwined in the embraces of their liusViandt or their brothers: they call out—* To Arms !’ appears a* if all ...
... J. Warre, J. A lJeCre»pigoy,SirW. Maxwell, John Western, C. C. Davies, T. 11. Mtlbank, M. Whitbread, S. C. Denison, W. J. Milton, Lord Williams,-W. Duucannun, Vi»c. MoaH(, J. B. j Winninetnn, Sir T. Grattan, J. Moore, P. Wood, Alderman Griffith, J. W ...
... knocked down woman with i child her arms, which be would all times have been lier protection all over the world against any thing human; and then, indeed, the statement was, that the child fell out of the mother’s arms!— fHear, Afar.)—And when they arrived ...
... 0»F PenUon, W. S. Gra.lv. S Frrei.soo, Sir B. C. O.snlsl.m. I.nul alwrt, C.. Grattan, J. I’am.ll, Sir U. Doncannoo, Vi. Gipps, G. Palmer, C. F reLLeas. rhelwyml, G. Calcraft, John Mr. Hornby’- n.ymr om.tlcl by mislakc «« Sir F. Piirdcll's motion the Manchester ...
... every .me who heard him llmtthe Mauds Cephaloniu, Zante, and' the other five, became subjected to ttie French Governnient force arms. Ry the Treaty of I’am it was agreed among the Allies that they should formed into one independent state, under the protection ...
... steered her course Channel. BRAUM.tRIS, NOVEMBER 27. The Richmond, of New York, for Lirerpoul, with rattan siltr, came shore in Cardigan Bay yesterday morning, •Jlliete is no probability of her gelling off. She bad lost rudder on the Wicklow or Arklow banks ...
... vessels have been supplied witli others. Came down from the River the John Richards, Duncan, for Tobago; Tullocb Castle, Guilin, and Waterloo, for Jamaica; and Clark, for Si. Vincent’s; the John Rickards has sailer). The outward-bound remain all well. LYMIIIGTON ...
... China ; Lidy Kninawiy, Beach, fur Madia* o' Paiiyal; John Sliand, Kees, for Jamaica; and Juno, Hn-aiit; they have sailed, with the whole of the I i,t.ni( ■ >,,«s o'clock. —The John and Robert, for St. John’*; \Princess Charlotte fot Demerara, alill remain ...
... house for .he 'P%* thcir cntlssses other arms, the Officers io- w.iling fbr sbooUb roiiiulea, the j tat .tanlly went bach the Office for extra assistance, and lhe. said that .onld tbe i w”rti Bnvkcridge, Day, kc. armed with pistol, evening, but that would ...