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... admitlion of the claims fet forth m It. An.hofttlc feeling was affo eTtjirefled againft that meafurc, at tlic late cledien of Mr. Grattan, for member parliament for the Borough of Mahon, in Yorkfhhc. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Intelligence received by the Melampus ...
... difttaaed Ireland for number of matters went on, two parties were damning one about myfleries, lime when they all Handing then arms united agamft a common enemy that had already (wallowed up the greater part of Europe. . The Attornet Gf.keral felt very deeply ...
... re, dealer and chorpmen: George Shepherd, of Stanhope-street, Clare-nsar- A- iddlenex, winy and brandy-merclant.~ John Lewvis,. Cardigan, mercer-. BeTtijamin Mendes Da Casta, of Bury- Highw5L ond Axe, on, and ...
... Andover, Lord Ftankland, VV. Palmer, John Annefiev, F. Garland, G. Patton, Peter Anfon. Thos. Garrard, C. D. Pattefon. John Antonie. W. Lee Geary, Sit Wm. Paxton, Sit \V. Atkins, Jolin Giles, D. ,' Pedlcy, John John Golclinp, K. . Aftlcy, Sir J. Goddaul ...
... with much exultation the noily congratulations John • r THIS DA S NEJYS. From Saturday's GAZETTE. I2llt Itirnaiif, This Day His Grace John Duke of Bedloid, the Right Hononrables Henry Karl of Carnarvon, John Jolhua Karl of Carvsfort, Charles Ananflus latrcl ...
... ®V,* > Si, John Etlward Swinburne, Bart. ; • Mlle . . jli e, M 0 k * Thus Fenwick, Wm Kambrulge, John Clutierbuck, Thomas aennell, Charles l r la P “t' *’ , n .' , lin S; Scl William Burrell, Simon Mewburn. J. Brandling, Wm Ord, Cal- John C r', A( ke'»- ...
... su'umy hssenmhed in ~o~dav'ia', sullieirint at least too rdstrahu, if osut. to overwhelrm, thle Ottomani forces. W~hether the arms. of France -orRusaia prevail, the event is tle- same totile Tu'kis~ empire , aud L'onstautinople-ji~li prhsie y cdiage its ...
... in the room Sir John Wrottefley, Is the eldeft lon the Hon. Dr Vernon, Bilhop of Carlifle. The Election for the Coumy.of Surrey will prove the molt lingular on ihe records Parliament, Mr. Thornton, when more than 100 a-head Sir John Frederick, appeared ...
... contradict it:—,;.- , - The Britifti flat have bombarded borfolk. The adjacent coemtty is da arms. • The news arrived by exprels, and pofiiivelj’ true.” • *-- , Do£l’or, John Luxmore, Dean’ of“blouetHef, has been recommended by his Majefty the fee of Brillol, ...
... Mils IfubrlU Scoti. of the f.ifrner place. Weilneldav. at Wougltton fprini. John I>'t'ih, Ffq.of Duihf.m. lolicitor, this J.ilyan, of otic fcpiileion. Sunday (e'nmghi, St John s. on, die theatre, Ualham, Mils E. Cathy, of this in*ti. Lalelv. at Spennnhorne ...
... Joseph Crosier, Ipcksmith* to Miss hath Brampton—Lately* at Holm, Mi* John B.»inbridgc, to Mra Birkctt—Sun. last* Alnwick, Mr Wm Thew, to Miss Flemming, Bib of that place—Tuesday last, Si John’s* Ban * Bough, mariner, to Mbs Ann Doiyall, both of this town— ...
... neither feather nor tassels, but only the l small tri-coloured cockade, with which lie is usuallv drawn. 1 stood always with his arms either put behind bis back, or folded before him, except when he altered his position to take snuff, or to turn round to speak ...