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... expiration tliO'C periods, will treated according to the Laws of War, (if before, not terminated,) as will from this moment all armed vessels. sthly—That, after the period four months, the pro. ductions of the Spanish soil will not admitted an entry under any ...
... Chair. ; Mr. John Smith and the London Committee. enabled them to maintain it. It tins country _ Mr. Paruy, Secretary. This was passed unanimouslydM bold the balance power, where a, ■ The Chairman said the meeting was convened Mr. Henry Grattan accented of ...
... the Chairman to John Smith, of London, for the purpose of receiving any support the London Committee may think proper to give, and as proof the grateful sense entertained by the meeting the important services rendered to Ireland Mr. John Smith and the London ...
... Madrid are of the 25th. the of ibis month, at ten o’clock in the evening, part of the inhabitants Villulcanar, ro»e against the armed force sent the Intendant of the province. The Alcalde took ail the measures in his power preserve tranquillity, hut his efforts ...
... the 27th Septem a halfon the road towards tached them 15 . » Pope authorised them to make constitutions, Miss . John. with stones and fire arms; that in the defence of their lives ) shows, for the good of their neighbour, their own per t, Mrs. they were ...
... The business transaeteJ to-day, lias not been small, and all deseriiition Stock-- have fluctuated, and the Market looking Arm. Mexican Scrip has risen I per Cent, to-day, the last was 6 J pm. The French Scrip has also advanced considerably, ihe last ...
... Resolved—That the following Gentlemen shall constitute such Committee Peter Brophy, John M*Mullen, John Harrington, John O'Neill, Joseph R. Pirn, James Dawson, Richard Henry Grattan, Robert Roe, Jeremiah Haughton, Richard David Henry, Isaac Stewart, David Lynch ...
... and counterfeiting a draft, or order, purporting have been signed by Henry Grattan, Esq. upon the bank of Messrs. Touche, for 2001. in favour of a I’eter duff. Mr. H. Grattan’s examination occupied considerable time. The prisoner had been in his employment ...
... ere vain ; that they bad only kept that predominating party in power, which claimed not only power, but arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been given, which never would laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last Session, believed ...
... proportion of Protestants to Roman Catholics in these appointments w as to 50. (Hear) The object of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Grattan) was simply, therefore, this—to know whether religious faith was a ground exclusion from those offices which the act 1793 ...
... Apothecaries from serving as | hter . subject was taken up by the Chief Baron of the Exchequer, jects in arms in Spain, whilst there are so many armed Fi These beautiful Views are engraved by the most distinguish- menin the same Country; but. still, notwit ...
... deceased. Assistant Staff Surgeon John Williamson, M. D. to be Appotbecary to.the Forces, vice Burrows, deceased. be Assistant Surgeons to the Forces. Hospital Assitant James Low Warren, M. D. vice Hill. Hospital Assistant John Perkins, vice Williamson. To ...