... Rippingham. 12mo. 4s. bds. The Art of Extempore Public Speaking. By John Rippingham. Third EdiUon, limo. 6s. boards. A Compendious Chart of Ancient History and Biography. By Mrs. John Hurford. Price 9s. 6d. in sheets ; 10s. sd. folded in boards. A Brief ...

... to the time of sale, and catalogues had at the place of sale. Mr. John Reeves's Library.— By Mr. SOTHEBY and SON, in a short time, THE very extensive and valuable LIBRARY of the late John Reeves, Esq. M.A. F.R.S. and ?? a Commissioner or Bankrupts, and ...

... from an act of justice by meetings held in the metropolis, or t'etitions proceeding either from Ireland or Scotland. Mr. GRATTAN said it was but fair that Hon. Members should be heard in support of the boroughs they themselves represented, but he protested ...

... stand part of schedule I .— Agreed to. r The question was put, That Aberystwith, Lampeter, and Ad- par, sharing with Cardigan, Cardigan, stand part of schedule F. Agreed to. the question was put, That Llanelly, sharing with Caermar- then, Caennartlien ...

... tt_i_ ?? W th ™ -> ■ division. * Mr. GRATTAN considered it would be an insult to the Pet; tioners to refuse having their Petition nrmterl ti t •,_'' respectable persons, an*d desert s th™ ?? ?? Before arming a body of 9 ...

... communication, how could a Minister of the Crown have said on the Friday following that the Dutch Government hat! ■ru- th arm ' Bt ' ce without having given any previous notice * I his he was totally unable to comprehend ; perhaps his Noble r riend might ...

... ofthe suspension of arms ; for instead of doing this, new bases were laid down entirely to the advantage of Belgium, Holland abiding by the first which had become obligatory between the five Powers ; and the King resolved to employ arms to make them accepted ...

... body as this, well acquainted with Ireland, and zealous in the promotion of its general interests, would do much good. Mr. GRATTAN thought such a Board would lie of great use, _d save much of the time and trouble of the House. It was impossible, at present ...

... n. Sir John Byng, desirous of setting these people right, went to Mr. Long, and informed him of the Lord Lieutenant's feeling- on the subject, mnd added that let Mr. Long take what course he would no advantage* would be taken of him. Sir John Byng stated ...

... think it easy to deprive the yeomen of their arms. Their arms, as yeomen, as a public constitutional body, might be taken from them ; but the moment that was done the whole Protestant population would arm themselves. Of this he was assured by hundreds ...

... Captain John M'Donell, half-pay Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada ; Cornet Donald Campbell, half-pay 18th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Honourable Henry Lascelles, half-pay Ist Foot Guards. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Thomas ...

... lent meadow and wood land, containing, together, by estimation, 15 acres, more or less, in the occupation of Mr. John Jennings and the said John Huckstepp, situate at Hook, in the parish of Charing. Lot 3. A respectable Residence, with stable and other requi- ...