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... and personality.— The inflivi.Mls who took their trils were, Robgrt .Litchtord, ' Gent., John - Exost. Henry Breeton, John Wilcox, George Prew, Thomas Bennett, John Trutiles, and Thema Hubbard_ Wiliam Moore pleaded guilty._ - The -- two first NUmbors of ...
... TO JOHN BURNE, ESQ. MERRI OW-SQUAuon, DuIa N. DIV DEAM IR WelbecIk-street, London, Jan. 6. From the public prints, and from private sources, I have heard of the Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Dub- iin, and of their subsequent dispersion by ...
... Printed and Published by JOHN FERRIDAY , 5 , HIND -COURT, FLEET -STREET LONDON, where Orders, Advertisements, &c. [Post Paid] are received, and by the difrerent Newsmen. ROY ti L A CADEMr In our publications for the two last weeks we :noticed what appeared ...
... having been circulated that Mr. James Grattan, son of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, was in the receipt of a pension of 20001. a-year; for having given the first information of Buonaparte's escape from Elba, Mr. Grattan has written a letter to the Freeman's ...
... Arthur Prichard, Esq. of Graiee-house, Mot. mouthshire, to Anna Dorothea, eldest daughter of John Vaughan Lloyd, Esq. of Syllwvd, High Sheriff for the County of Cardigan. July 24, at St. Marylebone New Church, the Rev. Augustusß. Henniker, Rector of Great and ...
... . Few son■ could, of course, be more indebted to a fither fur instruction in public concerns than James Grattan. l'he tart that Mr. James Grattan took on wit. mooing the escape of Bonaparte, is well known. Ile went in an open boat, through a dangerous ...
... Few sons could, of course, be more indeb . ted to a father for instruction in public concerns than James Grattan. The part that Mr. James Grattan took on witnessing the escape of Bonaparte, is well known. He went in an open boat, through a dangerous naviga- ...
... Mr. James CirritCan, son of the late Right HOD. Henry Grattan; was in the receipt of a pension of 20901. a-lear, for having given the first information of Buonaparte's escape from Elba, Mr.. Grattan has' written a letter to theFreeman's.Journal, stating ...
... G. Pitt, W. M. BroWne, D. Fleming, John Percy, Hon. H. Browne, P. . Forbes, C. Pearse, John Bruce, R. Graves, Lord Penruddocke, J. Barnard, Viscount Grosett, J. R. Prendergast, W; 4. Brydges, Aid. Gladstone, John Phipps, Hon. E; Brandling, C. Gordon ...
... infortnation whereby upwards of 30 stand of arms have been recovered. 'Much credit is due to . Mr. Twiss, for the address and promptitude with which he effected the arrest of this man. Mr. Twiss being armed,. met him in a solitary part of the country ...
... and Boar's Head, Carmarthen ; Bear, Llandilo'; Black Lion ' Cardigan ; Bell, Brecon ; Ship, Neath ; Bear, Cowbridge; Angel, Cardiff and Abei avensiv; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; King's Arms, and Be . Gloucester - Plough, Chebenham ; Bush, Bristol ; White ...
... Assistant-Surgeon George Wilkinson, from hnlf- p_y 60th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John M'Laine, who exchanges. Hospital Staff. â Hospital-Assistant John Millar to be Assistant-Surgeon to ihe Forces, vice Edward Warner Burton, deceased; Robert ...