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... on the minds and conduct of the people, and the consequent cessation of and nnp^smentof the interests and of ihs conOtty. Arm how was this ? Not one Catholic was to office h * time of the Matquis of AnglvseS. even did miUhtuk Court hospitalitic’s to ...
... briars, out to sea on t« v instant. * r _. „ •' New Orleans, *«ir -L •■ The Henry Grattan, the David Cannon, the ?? o l»:*Z •» Marshal Macdonald, British yes-els, and the John **> American vessel, are under seizure here by the Cu ...
... rs of Bankrupts, B&.ingliall-stei~t-John P~eet, of Colemnan-street, andi of BlshoPsigate-within, coach-dealer and honse dealer. Nov. 20, at eleven at the Court of Commissioners of Bankropts, Basinghall-street-John hillier, of P'all-maiI~bookseeler. Nev ...
... important items of intelligence follow: 9000 stand of arms have arrived at Halifax from England, in the Volante, and 2000 more are ordered from the arsenal at Bermuda ; 5000 f arms have been forwarded to St. John (N.B.)— We have full confidence in the gentle ...
... Rainbow Tavern, Edinburgh. SCOTT, John, West Kingston, near Glasgow, merchant, Nov. 3, 17, at the Black.Bull Inn, Glasgow. URQUHART, Simon, Aberdeen, clothier, Nov. 7, 21, at the Court-hout-e, Aberdeen. WATERS, John, Edinburgh, Flesher, Nov. 3, 17, at ...
... dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declareration suggested by the latter was not adopted. If it had, it would for ever have precluded the Act of Union. This, however, must be considered as the only mistake in the life of Grattan, and was the only ...
... Vice-Presidents The Hon, T. N. Jeffery, Member of the Council; Samuel Cunartl, Esq. Aeent for the Province in England—John Bainbndge, Esq. King’s Arms-yard, Coleman-street. Bankers in London— Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co. The BOARD DIRECTORS of the Shubenaccadie ...
... Yesterday an Inquisition was taken before Mr. Barr and a respectable Jury, at the house of Mr. Robert Bucktrout, the Cardigan Arms, in the township of Headingley cum Burley, on view of the body of a new born male child, which was discovered on Wednesday ...
... regret the dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declaration suggested by the latter was not adopted. it had, it would for ever have precluded the act of union. This, however, may considered the only mistake in the life Grattan ; it was the only which ...
... contend for the prise s John Veal . . . . Richmond . . . Wilke William lleq . . . . Richmond . . . Scarlet Edward Brown . . . Richmond . . . Bose George Redknap . . Twickenham . . Green William Sprite . . . Palate Yard . . Pink John Wilde e . . . Lambeth ...
... neighbour. She was unconscious that any thing had befallen the deceased, and thought she was sleep- ing. On taking the child in her arms to return the shawl she harrowed, to her surprise she observed froth issuing from its nostrils, and upon its cheek the resem- ...
... of Ireland once more to that proud and envied situation in which the sword of the Volunteers. of 1782, and the genius of Grattan, and Flood, and Daly, once placed her. To effect this great and sublime object, no would go fsrther than I would ; but, to ...