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... degree of fortitude, and Teemed not only reconciled, but even happy to meet death. run up Trolling to the Mailer Arms, and placed his arms back in the poltlion they were be pinioned.—Before they were turned off, Johnfon delivered a paper into the hands ...
... Leeds and Lord Cardigan, and a new Road on the Eift, containing J LotV A PARCEL LAND the Road from Lofthoufe-Gate, Ling- well-Gate, bounded Eaft and Weft by Tho- maeColdweU's Allotment, and fuhjeCt to ° * 35 an Occupation-Road through it to John Web- Iter's ...
... tctrible blow to our commerce. The —The Coinrt Augull 14, Citizen Buuvard is rapidly cemoviag from the earth. It it uow in the arm Hercules, and few dayswill hardly 'nfMe.—l,aljnJe~J ...
... •• FRIDAY, MARCH 2iu!. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The Edlon, of this port, from Liverpool for Oporto, ...
... manner. The Jury, after confukatiou uf forty minutes, relumed the follow vcidtit James Quigley, GUILTY. Arthur O’Connor, John Minns, John Allen, Jeremiah Leary.— A *r (jot ty. Silence tlicn proclaimctl Court, Mr. Juliicc Bullcr obfetved, tliat there war ...
... 10 6 Jofeph Hogg, Jun. o 10 6 John Walts, _ 10 6 John Ricliardfon, 050 John Crowther, 050 James Walker, 050 Jofeph Hogg, Sen. o ss fi Jofeph Wright, o % 6 John Wilkinfon, o*6 Samuel Shrard, . o J 6 George Grime, o i 6 John Booth, 0-6 B. ...
... too ludicrous to give affront, to make apology to HCWar GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan remains in Dublin for three days, and be heard of at Kcam’s Hotel, Kildarc-ftrcct.” In confequcnce of this note Mr. Grattan was on the 21 ft, put under an arreft by Mr. Sheriff ...
... llltuy a cctltaiilaltee t.f tlicm. JOHN GOODWIN FEELS it auty incumbdut upon him, Individually, to return bis uufi thanks to his friends for the favors he liberally experienced duting bis late c. ptm.rrfhip with Mr. John eedham; and t«« inform them, and ...
... nt on the dilapidators ; and, above all, by endeavouring to make the nation believe that it is the intention cf the allied arms of Aujiria, Ruff and to attempt the difmemberment of France, and fubmit it the fate of Poland* Rut thefe tricks arc now Jlale ...
... i the Richard and John were m d. and the evening Jumes wag taken :' ...
... twrcnce Croft, of bt. JamcH's-ftrcet, partry-cock—John Groom, of Chiiwcl) firect. Middlekx, llatic-k^eptr—Andrew and Andrew GetMge Pourtalet, iticet l.aiidings. i.ondon, hncrchants—John of MicdLfcx,builder—John xirkmuii.of Kirkdaie, l.atf.afl.irc, merchant—Lcvvu ...
... immediate fatisfa1tion. - Mr. Grattan in- flantly left the Housfe, accornipanied hy Mr. Metge. The parties met, and fought. - Fivi fliots were ex- changed. fn the fifth,-mr:''Gtattan. wounded? Mr. Corry in the right arm'. . The -ball was immediately extraaed ...