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... ordination in the chapel within his palace on Sonday, when William John Bussell, A. 8., of Pembroke College, Oxford ; Joseph Edy roan Commins, A. 8., of Catherine Hall, Cambridge ; John Theophilus Devrisay, A. 8., of Caius College, Cambridge ; William ...
... Persian agent, Sadik Beg (whose comical matrimonial adventure is so well told in Sir John Malcolm's Sketches of Persia) was lately on a mission in this country to purchase arms and ammunition of every kind. The northern frontier of Persia presents great natural ...
... and Duchess of Bedford and family continue to be expected. Part of the domestic establishment of the Earl and Countess of Cardigan are arrived at the mansion taken for them on the Marine-parade. The Princess Esterhazy,with part of her family, remaining ...
... King at the prosecution Henry Grattan, F.tq* M.P ...
... BIoham, of Iullnsby,, Lincolhsshiie, to Barbariisa, third dauglhter of John Norris, Esq. of Hurgheliden House. On the 31st ult. at LlanrhadarnfraNr, Cardigans shire )by the Rev. John Ilughes, Mr. Thlloms JoNes, J uu.? Ropellmaker, to Amna, only daughter ...
... the cross, or whole legs and arms of the apostles, while others were obliged to content themselves with the toes and fingers of inferior saints ; and English archbishop, who was at Rome in 1021, purchased from the Pope an arm of saint, for which he gave ...
... Mr. Grattan was the sworn registered proprietor, and that he now came to demand satisfaction for Major Edgeworth from Mr. Grattan, as he was responsible for every article which appeared in his journal. The affidavit further stated, that Mr. Grattan, in ...
... presiously intimated their intention to so, Mr Bell and upwardt of hit friends joined the party, 'flit chair filed by Addison John Cretewell Baker, Esq., supported on bis right Bell and the High Sheriff of Northumberland, and on hit left hard Defies end ...
... a state of fermentation, has just set out for Tarragona. Ile has caused a great many rebels to be shot, who were taken with arms in their hands, and were almost all of them deserters fr the army. The engagement which took place at Emmideias (towards the ...
... issue was ordered by the Court to try its validity. M'Donnel, and Waldron; Ecclet and Ruche, and M‘Can, r. Armilage. Mr. Grattan, was yesterday defeated in the King’s Bench, on an application for Criminal Information against Major Edgworlh and Mr. Montgomery ...
... sanguinary burlet'a, which . Lord N-irhnry, then Toler, and Sir Boyle Roche, blundering memory, were their favourite performer*.— Grattan had ignited the House of Commons, ami sue- | (ceded in awakening tMM recollections public virtu** in that corrupt and prostituted ...
... Lloyd’s from Trieste. These buccaneers have adopted a new method of extracting information by binding up the Captain or the arm and tlogeing him. It appears that the Kussians have not yet begun the siege of Erivan, it being intended now to reduce smaller ...