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... other at Col•kk. feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-Mum of John Musters, F.sq. and stealing therein a quantity of jewelloymel other goods, the property of she said John Mustees. and feloniously netting ire to the said dwelling-ham They all ...
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... undergo sere alwration, that was indisputable; eed thin was little doubt that alteration, too, must soma reach Mr. JAMES GRATTAN odd hero question that the people of Ireland were ridded te Wier, mad shoe pre. party was appointed to defray the eeposse ...
... solicitor to county of Kent against the registry hill. Sit PRA NCIS BLAKE poosessed • beet the Mayer Ceeperselse Ilerriampee.T Mr. JOHN CAM PBELL esid, het after. des big me war. slued—et prism loss wereasermil—W the pais ab. be read Maher it. At prom be ease ...
... all the Boroughs In etrlrli;t and three wet earned y to 175. The Is a as : ENGLAND. John, W ' , IOW Mem, Via., Northampton* Jean C., Yorkshire Ames, Hon. G., Gesat-l'arm.Wllkene, Aylesbury Sir J. D., Wiltabies Thomas. Kent Emil, Asy, A.. Southamptem , Sir ...
... New Peers or not ?—John Black's Lord Plunkett and John Galt's Archibald Jobbry—Epistles to the Literati, No. 11. • Place to Willm, Wilson to Place—To the Publisher. By Sir Morgan O'Doherty. James Fraser, 215, Regent.otrem, Loudon: John Anderson, jun., ...
... Known*. J lkoerniow.o Callaghan. Daniel Chichester, Sir A, lit Fieneh, A Grattan, II Grattan. J Hill, Lord A Hart, Sir W, Dart Jechean.o I) Killeen. Lora King, Hon R Knox, Hon. Col John Lambert, it Lambert. J header. Nicholas P DI nenam ars , W .. Sir R O'Connell ...
... factinies..—Ordcred to be printed. On the motion of Mr. H. GRATTAN. several retann moved showing the distribution of the property of EN.. under the peovisicins of an Act of Parbaussot.—Agewl e. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented petitions limn several**, in the county of ...
... lengths are too short. Ma. GRATTAN AND (roan Gatir.—The palm of eloquence on this great occasion was borne by two speakers, now opposed to each other for the first time. Mr. Grattan and loud Grey. The speech of Mr. Grattan was gratuitous, antitheeLal ...
... therefore he belied t h7ll position would be offered to the houses moltin g ; m itt committee. the h Sir on. J. 11 member far Arm ghl'R ICE coincided with the watimatts ripe* Mr. M. (rFERRAI.I. said that a division open occasion would be wten.led with nob ...
... Poyntz, Wm., Ashburton Beaumont, T. W.. Northumb. Priez, Sir R., Herefordshire Moen, John, Wiltshire Pryse, Pry's, Cardigan Bentinck, IA (1., King's Lynn itamsbottom, John, Windsor Berkeley, Capt. Moue:nor Rarioden, J.. Yorkshire Bernal, Ralph, Rochester ...