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... Donoughtiior —The Right Hon. Henry Grattan—-The Duke of ford, and remembrance of his Government in Ireland —The Earl of Hardwieke—The Right Hon. George Pen - sonby—The Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan—Mr.Whitbread j Sir John Doyle, the Regiment. Earl Moira proposed ...
... attended Duke Bedford, the Marquisses of Lansdovrn and Downshire, Eark Fitzwiliiam and Moirai Lord Dudley and Ward, Mr. Grattan, Sir John Newport, Mr. Tighe, and many other Noblemen and Gentlemen. Earl Fitzwilliam was called to the Chair. the motion Sir J ...
... tlie Prussians is worded very friendly , manner, calling upon them to break with' France,* and join the victorious Russian arms.' Count San'ti arrived Friday last, at from Stockholm. His mission is supposed, relate to more than mem military events. It ...
... were Protectants. concluded giving his warmest support .to the motion. Mr. Banht's latnented that the Right Hon. Gen. (Mr. Grattan) should, on the present occasion, havje suffered himself led ap/ay by the warmth of his feelings, so as to inducu him to make ...
... given against her. Her Royal Highness further complains, that she did not even know 1 .er accuser. Tt might be inferred Sir John Doughs was the accuser; but that Lady Douglas, so far from representing her information as proceeding voluntarily from herself ...
... bullets. We have lost the .Prince of Hesse :. Gen. Hunerbein had an aim broken. Gen. Blueher, notwithstanding his wound the lea arm, remounted Ins horse; and Gen, Scarnhors* was shot through the loins.—Oar cavalry did not once attack the enemy's lines, being ...
... Gerij) recruit?, who are found abundance, and without a moment's delay, ready trained to the use of arms, and ardent for the service. Monday, Sir John Briggcs, Bart, was apprehended this city, on' a charge of stores—About twenty \c«rs since, SirJ was ...
... Bucks, Dorotha, youngest daughter of the late J. Lind. M.-D. F. R. S. Windsor.—Captain John Fordyec Maples, the Royal Navy, to Mrs Carthew, widow of the late John Carthew, Esq. of Woodbridge.—-Mr. Francis Mountain to Miss Johnson, only daughter Mr. Johnson ...
... he asked me a thousand questions, and seemed quite initiated in all nautical matters. When were sailing the Alps, he leaned arm for half an bout, looking earnestly at them. I told him he once passed them with better fortune. He laughed and liked the compliment ...
... of August, 1814, and the following da vs. SEVERAL thousand FIR TREES of different dimensions, standing in the Plantations Arming * hall, within two miles of Norwich, and within one mile of the navigable river from Norwich to Yarmouth For further particulars ...
... * - ' ; Tuesday last, the Rev. John Fleming SC-John, Vicar Putney, tha Rev. Thos. Barne, Chaplain the King, and brother of Member for Dunwicl , to Mis* St. John, only daughter th* late Hon. atid very Rev. St. St. John, Dean of Worcester. Same day, at ...
... Post. SATURDAY'S Gazette contains the following extract of Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. C. B. &c. to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on board his Majesty's, ship Tonnant, off Mobile Bay, Feb. 14. It being the intention Major-General ...