CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT
... to its defencse- ?? use the hardy language of Warburton. I will say to its enemies, that ...
... to its defencse- ?? use the hardy language of Warburton. I will say to its enemies, that ...
... sworn ' Thomas Cuthbert, Esq., foreman, Sir Anthony Perrier, Richard Neville Parker, William Crawford, jun., Cooper Penrose, Amos Westropp, Samuel Perry, jun., Daniel ,Mur- phy, Richard Lane, William Pennerfather, James John Cum- mine. Thomas Deahe, William ...
... Lancaster; Hamilton 3tius. (Hugh) ; MIlvwaine Badharn; White 5tus. (John). FOa SCIrNCE.-ro Mr. Browvne 3tius, (Thomas C.) Trayerjun. (Rich.); Leech ; Hardy ; Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) T'liurpjon Svus. (John G.) ; Mr. Scott, Mr. O!Connell I e.iln. (Morgar) ; Fauiks ...
... Lancaster; Hamilon 3tias' (HEugh,) MIWIl- waine, Badilam; 'White 5tus. (Johnl.) Fop. SeaNcE-ro Mdr Browne 3tiu9 (Thomas C.) Trayer iUo. .( ?? Leech, Hardy, Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) Thomp_ ?? 8VSs. (John G.) Mr. Saott,-Mr. O'Connell Jtn. (Mor- gan.) Frauks, M'Cape; ...
... Germaine CocirTane, halfpay 3d P-o- vMiU nal Battahon, of Miiitia; Patrick Campbell, half pay 52d ,Foot; Thomas WVeaie, half pay unattached; Thomas Burke , lualf pay 4th Foot; James ,Boyie, 9-Ith Fcoot;.Alex~andei'Tod, Vi ?? pay %!d Garrison Battalion; ...
... J. M'Call, to be Captain, by, purchase, vice Lord Brudenell. Cornet F. Thomas to be Lientenant by purchase, vice 'MCall. It. Peel, gentleman, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thomas. We have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 15th ult. They do not contain ...
... pS evs-r produced ill this country. It was glO wni this season, for tbe first time ever introduced ilnto, Great Britain, by Thomas Derenzy, Esq. of Clobemron Ilall, who obtained the seed through a filerd of his, at Rotterldao, s-l ifther it was im- porited ...
... M. WILLIAM WALLACE LEGGE, :sq, THOMAS GREG, Esq. JOHN M'NEILE, Esq.. HUGH MONTGOMERY, Esq. JOSEPH. M-ACAlRTNEY, Esq. / ROBEkT .F. GORDQN, Esq. JIOBEtT'STEvENsoN, Esq. ROBERT LANGTRY, Esq. JAMES ARTHUR, Esq. ISAAC HARDY, Esq. GEORGE SUFFERN, Es JOHN CRAMSIE ...
... CLASSICS. To Mr. Leader jun. (William), Hall t 2dus (Carter), Wade' Stius (Arthur), Bahington 3tius 1: (Thomas), Frazer, Mr. O'Connell jun. (Morgan), Hardy a jun. (Simon), George, Mockler, Campion jan. ( William), I Blennerhassett. - e 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...
... Mr. M ihtm jun. Hardy jun. (Simon), ciMockler, Butt:her, Townseeid 5tus (Rircard).-For Clae- ?? Mr. Leader, jun. (William), Hall 2dus (Carter), Wade 3tius (Arthur), Babingtomi 3tius (Thomas), Frazer,. Mr. O'Connell,jun. (Morgan) Hardy,jun. (Simon), George ...
... said United Kingdom, con- -stitutiig and appointing the Right lion. Sir James Robert i George Graham, Burt.; Sir Thomas -Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Rear Admiral of the White Squadren of his Milajesty's , Fleet; the Honourable George lheneage Lawrence ...
... b-read tax in time of peace; and in time of war, to provide them ir with men to fight their battles, for poverty makes men hardy and 0 I, good soldiers, and poverty mares men labour for low wages. a Thus our poverty and misery contribute to their ease ...