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... Childs, Ply mouth George Hant Kk Newton. Abbot, ‘f. Swee le Ottery, Samvel Palmer John Huxt Tavistock, William Radf Tiverton, William Quic! Totnes, Hannaford Poole, John Aldridge er Sherborne, W. Hodges Weymouth vhn Wood d Wimborne, Oakley RSLTSHIRE M ...
... the occupation of Mr. John B.n tlett. The whole is in complete repair, and the Milts are remarkably well fitunted for hyfi iefs; and having plenty water, Very extenfive hufmeft may Carried on. For further particul.u'f,' apply Mr. John Brown, of Moffsrton ...
... rendezvous. They also regiment the returned prisoners, flic manufacture arms ■ goes without intermission, and thus France tan without a new levy have f ill 400,000 men under arms the shortest notice. What can the motive of this caution ? This military ...
... Wellington, Daniel Warren, Efq. Solicitor. Tiverton, Mr. Thomas TncWer. Honiton, Daniel Gould, Efq. Solicitor. Sherborne, Mr. John Chaffey. Yeovil and Ilcherter, Mr R. S. Langdon, Printer. Blaudford, Mr. Richard C. Ponley Warminuet, Mr George Strode, Poft ...
... modification of the measure to the House. Sir John Newport objected to the whole prin* ciple of the measure, as inquisitorial, subversive the privileges of Englishmen, indiscriminate in its operation, and as arming Government with powers which, in a free country ...
... youth, pollefilng the flaell talents and the brighteft profpefts I Same day, whilft a young man, in the neighbourhood of Cardigan, was in the aft getting over hedge, with the muzzle his gun towards him, the piece actidentally going off, lodged the whole ...
... and companion in arm* since 1795, George Messiter, eaq. a superb piece plate, prepared Rundell, Bridge, and Co. of too guineas value, being an elegant modern shaped tureen, bearing on side a light horseman, surmounted by the Captain’s arms, and the reverie ...
... yefterday. We are In the centre of maflacre and war. The military are out in all quarters, and under arms- Mr. Wallace, it is thought, will be returned.*’ Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw are returned again for the city of Dublin, without opposition or creating much interest ...
... four or five hours duration, the other with difficulty faved hlmfelf fwimming. The wounded bv a ball in (he arm, and a few name the deceafed was John Whet.er, who was the chief he « as wounoeil ny a o-i. , fupport of hi. parents, reading in Mount’s Bay. ...
... refpcfting that city, in fame papers, are unfounded, 'A atairip nt appeared last week,-in The Dublin Evening Post, signed JOHN M'TAJUSH, of Montreal, informing the public, that intelligence had been received of the discovery of the North-west Passage ...
... wooden tenements; those better description hern injured. The los» of. property is-. estimate*!, :80bQL* The Royal Charlotte .armed,on'ihc Montreal, from Quebec. whS;;the.6r*t, W ...
... with drawn swords, ana wounded some them.'* On the fourth day, namton wen for Ellis, 1083—Grattan,735. A clause Was nfdved, in the House C ...