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... guineas and filver watch, the ttreet, Portfmoutb. Thurlday laft, five cvnvicts were to the port London, to for Africa, nix John Fulker. John Fo*, William Deadraan, Marftiall, and Si* mon Waterman. having been very fcareo late years in the midland counties, there ...
... Captain of a Company, vice Jonathan Brecknock, Lieutenant John Grattan, to be Captain-Lieutenant, •vice William Kelfo. Enfign William Arn.ftrong, of the Bth Regiment, to Lieutenani, vice John Grattan. Enfign James Slaok, to Lieutenant, vice Edvva d Fitzgerald ...
... deftined to remain long under the domination our arms conquered it lall war, but we furrendered it to France, for God knows what reafon, together with Martinique, Guadaloupe, Pondicherry, Goree, &c. our arms re-conquered it this war, bat ate now about to ...
... but French wines toil! be cheap as Portugal ones in England, and Lord Shelburne has the Duke of Ancafler, Mr. Pelham, and Sir John Thorold, that by means of this change, there would be fuch a demand for the manufactures made cf long wool, that they would ...
... regiment have behaved with great regularity on board the Jhips the fquadrOn, and done their duty well on all occafions. Major Grattan, an officer late General Medovvs’s a ft, and a Captain in the rooth regiment, has alfo ferved with great credit on board the ...
... Scott, to be Surgeon, vice John Gicen.—99 h Lieutenant Brent Spencer, the 15th of a Company, vice P.ichard Croker. Fool, John Tanfield be Lieu- Allgood Hanfard. Volunteer x, vice John Tanfield. Surgeon’s Mate ir geon, vice Thomas Kerr. i n the Army by Brevet ...
... Vicar of Mefling, in Tffex, Chaplain to the Charier-howfe few days fince, Thomas Lloyd, ...
... and half of the ot f nteen Milts from Margate, hHcen Miles from d, and fnutteen Mi es from Dmol and now in the Occup-.: ...
... member, was at that time in cullody of the Serjeant at Arms of theffoufeof Commons in Ireland, in confequence of the molt violent quarrel ftaving taken place in the Houle between him and Mr. Grattan, that perhaps ever dignified an ali’embly. are ex:re 111 ...
... gentleman did mendicancy behind him, Wl/r. Grattan role agjio, and was proceedi juttify himlelf, wlien the Speaker at laft rofe. called for the fupport the Houle, kec| gentlemen in order, when, on Mr. John ? moving, that the gentlemen fhould be made ...
... Mr. Grattan Went to Holyhead, in confcquence of their altercation, and there fought in thfc church-yard Mr. Grattan fired firfl, and lodged a ball in Mr. Flood’s body, above the hip-bone. Mr. Flood then fired, and hit Mr. Grattan in the right arm. Mr ...