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... the French ship Trident (Admi.al De Rigw), are at Vourla. Other smaller vessels of war are there, or in the Gulf. The Lara, John Dongan, Risk, stid other vessels for Constantinople and the Black Sea, are either discharging Iheir cargoes here, or wailin ...
... silk.linen, woollen, cotton, and various other articles. John Vallanee, Brighton, for apparatus for cooling brewers’, vlnegarinakeis', and distillers' worts, wasb.&c. Julio Kershaw, Glossop Dale, John Wood,of the same, fortheir mode of preparing flax for ...
... rEcine-noRTE, And with astrong escort Chinese nails, of darksome hue. His clothes nasty, ragg’d, ami few And underneath his arm was seen Ty’d with red tape, bag of areen. Cringing enter’d ; look'd behind. And seem'd suspicious of the wind. Then the bag ...
... Rigagont, !?. T. If ]9 the Diocese of Lisr.iorc, County Waterford, vacant the j jomo d.t. do. 12 0 is resignation of fl'C Rev. John Jackion. I “* 5 •? .*?, -w* . , ~ . • . r* i H'»ur,iwr C»t. 4 0 town of Manchester has presented to Dieut. o'onel ...
... Protestantism a good trade, monopoly the law, remonstrance against it disloyalty ; she would have made the illustrious name of Grattan a term of reproach—she drove the immortal Abercrombie from our shore,tbe brarest of the brave, because his benevolent mind ...
... HORTON remarked, that it was necessary some- of thing should be dose wtthout delay. WTH itHE CATHOLIC QUESTION. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN, en presenting two Petitions fronm the Catholic Inhabitants of Parishes in the County of Wick- l ow, for the removal of their ...
... Air. W. HORTON remarked, that it was necessary something should done without delay. THE CATHOLIC QUESTION. Air. JAAIE.S GRATTAN, presenting two petitions from the Catholic inhabitants of parishes in the county of Wicklow, for the removal of their civil ...
... Ireland, one million of whom were capable of bearing arms. The persons capable of bearing arms are supposed to be onefourth of the population, and, therefore, the number of Catholics capable of bearing arms in. Ireland must be more than a million and a half ...
... Jnu- HunsleL {One Concern.) Hunslet, 31st January, 1828. rpo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the House Mr. Matthew Barras, the Cardigan Arms. Woodchurch, on Wednesday, the Thirteenth Day of February, 1828, between the Hours of Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon ...
... presented a petition from Coventry, complaining of the severe penalties to which parties were subject under the Malt Act. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Catholics some parish Wicklow, praying relief from the disabilities under which they labo/r ...
... Norwood; Wheatsheaf, Tooling; Prince of VVales, Brixton; Golden Lion, Camberwell; Goat and Boots, King’s-road, Chelsea; Cadogan Arms, Sloane-street; Packhorse, Turnham-green; White Horse, Uxbridge ; at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. N.B ...
... the T/tli (not. the IStli June, : Captain, tlieilhli of October, 17(iii; Major, the ;ilst March, 177.1 ; Lieut. Col. in the Arm,, 17th of Nov. 1780 ; Licul.-Col. in the 47th foot. :w of hugnst, 1781 ; Colonel in tile Army, 10th of Nov. 1791; Jlajor-Uen ...