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... ho _Lioutenant . by _purchase , vice _Amcs , _dated March S , 1 _R 3 S . _Cornet John Mordaunt to be _Lieutenant , by _purchase _, vico Mncdonald , who _retires _. John Davy Brott ; Gent . to bo _Cornet , by _purchase , vico _Kingscoto . _William Mnrmy ...
... CROWN COURT—Before Mb. Justice Parksj. JOHN HUDSON and JOSEPH BENTLEY pleaded guilty of poaching in the night time Bingley near Bradford. They were discharged on entering into recognizances witb two sureties of each, to appear and receive judgment when ...
... Captain, without purchase—Lieut. John Grattan, from the 18th Regt. Hospital Staff.—John Law, Gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Anderson, appointed to the 82d Regt. Memoranda.—Majors Alexander Mackenzie and John Salisbury Jones, half-pay Unattached ...
... without purchase—Lieut. John Grattan, from the 18th Regt. _ _ Hospital Staff.—John Law, Gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon:te the Forces, vice Anderson, appointed to the 82d Regt. 111emoranda.—Majors Alexander Mackenzie and John Salisbury Jones, half-pay ...
... Fdphinstone Evans, G. E wart Feilden, W. Ferguson, Sir It. Finn ' Fitzgibbon . Fitzsimon French Goulburn, U. Graham, Sir J. Grattan, J. Grote Gully Hardinge, Sir H. Hardy Harland Hai vey Hawes Heath coat, J. Herrias II indley Hogg Ilorsraan Howard, E. Howard ...
... visible. Flood and Grattan Compared —The following beautiful passage gives a fair idea of the comparative merits of these two great concurrent stars in the political sphere of Irish ambition and greatness in 1782 Flood was superior Grattan in the extent of ...
... in Mr. Carr's fields. He observed where they went to. Having beard some remarks, he determined to watch them. They walked arm-in-arm till he saw them go into a stable i went field, when , th e y remained half an hour , wh en they the hill; his master made ...
... night, the house Arnakraney, the residence of the late John Cummins, Esq. Deputy Cleik of the Manajier, Barony Kilkenny West, county Westmeath, was fuicibly entered during divine service, by an armed party, who put pistol tbe servant’s head, threatening ...
... the habitual practice. The priests, as Mr. Croly says, turned their chapels into political club-houses ; and the pi rest, arm in arm with the Agitator, delivered political philippics from the altar. Messrs. Sheil and Lawless were to be found canvassing ...
... thought she should (hus get to go for less. She fetched three-pennyworth of vum, which she had at the har-house, from the Cardigan’s Arms lon. She is not in the habit of drinking spirits. It could not take much effect, as three people partook of it. Her conduct ...
... fund- raised for those purpose*. (Hear. hear.) When the Noble Lord talked of the evil* allowing a town council appoint an armed police, he seemed have , Indulged in some exaggerations, and not to havc'altcaded to what was proposed the Bill. The police ...
... months. Attorney, W. Parry, Esq. 6. Peter Shaw, opposed. Remanded for 8 months. Attorney, W. Parry, Esq. 7. John Thomas, not opposed. Discharged. 8. John Murray Galbraith, discharged. Attorney, R. James, Esq. 9. Josh. Lewis, discharged. Attorney, R. Jaynes ...