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... Rutland Arms lnn, Leicester. —Atty. Mr. Bond, Leicester. ~ DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JOHN JENNER and JOHN WHARTON SOPPET, Greek~_ street Soho, St. Ann, Middlesex, silk mercers; dated 27th May. JAMES GORDON, Manchester, merchant ; dated 20th May. JOHN REED ...
... Robert from the 14th Foot, to be Lkutanaot. vice Da Vcrnety who exchanges; John Chkrbs Campbell, ftet. to be Enslgo. purchase, vice Mesk, promoted In the Seth Foot} Sergeant-Major John Hine, fromthe4Bth Foot, to Adjutant, *ltk the rank of vice Ehhart. promoted ...
... Esq, U Heathcute, Esq , Sir John Mortlock, Sir John Chetivode, Bart, Sir Geo. Ducket, Bart., Sir William Foullis, Bart, George Kaukes, Esq. M.P, Heury Winchester, Esq. Major Wood, Rev. Henry Foulis, Rev. C. Tyrrell, Sir John Tyrrell, Bart, Sir Robert Gunning ...
... to continue iv existence fur some time longer. Ordered to he printed, ' Colonel Powrat presented a similar Petition from Cardigan General Phipps presenied anotliM Petition to the same enact from Scarborough. — Ordered lo be printed, Mr. Alderman. Wooo ...
... during the said period.” NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr. Grattan—ln the Committee Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill to repeal so much of Act 33 Geo. 3, as prevents Roman Catholics from acting Sheriffs and Sub-Sheriffs. Sir John Newport—Petition from Parishioners the liaion ...
... heard by Counsel against them. —Laid on the table. Mr. GRATTAN presented petition from the linen manufacturers of Westmeath, against the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland. • , Mr. J. GRATTAN moved for Returns of the quantity of Glass exported from ...
... 10 0 proved him that that Treaty had been violated, would From John Butler, Esq. Clonmel, including the euhscrip- even now move lor its fulfilment. What was demonstrated of .Messrs. John Greene, Thot. Staunton, Mich. Han, 1 upo ii that discussion ? The ...
... Wilson, Marlborough Head, Dniry-laue; Mr. Lee, King’s Arms, Gnrrh-yard ; Mr. Arnold, Crown and Sceptre, Brixtoubill, Surrey: Mr. Horn, Plough, Fore-street, Cripplegate; and Ur. HnonEs, Lord Somers Arms, Somers Town at the School Home, KeuningtoH-lanc, Lambeth ...
... woman, acquaintances, were on their way hume, when passing through Broad-street, they were met by three fellows named John Marks, John Ryan, and Nicholas Condon, who commenced a quarrel with them ; the girl, Burke, in order to get rid of them, brought ...
... publ ANT | fo oun r records in Ireland—Read a first time, and ordered it re- | read a second time on Friday next. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN presented a petition fro | ce an Chamber of Commerce in Dublin, praying for a reduct ge ee ee al which for of quality and ...
... searched for fire-arms, at Kelnemanagh, and succeeded in obtaining case of pistols and a fine musket buried in the earth. The musket was oiled and well secured by a hay rope. Mr. How. ard, of Fishmoyne, has identified the piece, which an armed party took from ...
... you will receive with applause. ' The health Lord Fevershum.—3 times.'!.— (Loud applause.) BsaD— The Bussian Quiet.' step. JOHN HARDY, Esq. Iteeorder of eeds, rose and said—Mr. Vi Chairman, — have been requested acknowledge the toast which I about give ...