... PASTURE LAND, in the several Occupations of the Rev. William Wood, John Gibson. William Moxon, Wm. Fozzard, John Brook, John BurnhiU, Abraham Barstow, Samuel Hemingway, George Spence, John Graham, William Fearnley, Robert Hampshire, Matthew William Hepworth ...

... Mestar. w TMOMA . KOT For ST. JOHN'S, Manrovsnuins ' V ■' The remarkably fast Jailing Brig JUNJUS, IK and TAYLOR. mol in purskua a flraudam feat jailing coppar. mm Succeeds Ike Heroine. PERNAMBUCCO, Ape MmgHtk-huiit Brig JOHN & MARY, ■■B®* J. Osmotherlat ...

... Nobility, and moved the adoption the address. Mr. FLANAGAN seconded the adoption of the address. Mr. alluded to the words Grattan, in 1782, and observed that there were more ample grounds for congratulations than at that time. In a luminous speech he advocated ...

... first public meeting yesterd ty, at the Royal Exchange. It was numerously tended. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the Chair. John David La Touche, E ...

... Right Hon. the Lord Mayor entered the room, and was called preside. Colonel Skerrett and Doctor Grattan, were ap- pointed Secretaries to t!ie meeting. Mr. John David Latoixhe rose amidst loud acclamation propose tire first resolution.— lie apprehended that ...

... forthwith attacks the remedy, as being like ail other nostrums of the Mallbusians, absurd, cruel, and auli-Cliristian. Mr. Jas. Grattan proposes bis plan of Poor Laws ; Mr. Brownlow his Drainage Bill; and Lord Cloncurry advocates the reclaiming of waste lands ...