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... with Ireland, 'that no man could doubt the relation in which the wearer' of it had stood with respect, to, that country. Mil Grattan had through a long series of years watched over the interests Of Ireland, and had combated i her cause against those who favoured ...
... leapt over the window, with a child in his arms, and escaped with some slight hurts; but his wife was less fortunate; after dropping a child from the window, she leaped over herself with another in her arms. They were all three taken up alive, and the ...
... no dishonour had tarnished his Majesty'sl arms.—(Hear.)--He therefore hoped that a majority of the House woold vote as he conscientiously should, for the Amendment proposed by the Honourable General. Mr. GRATTAN, adverting to a part of the observations ...
... the family of the late Duke Charles William, are two sons and five daugl.t•rs ; Walter Francis, the present Duke, and Lord John Scott Douglas. Of the five daughters, t vo are married. Charlotte Lady Stopford, and Lady Isabella Cost. The Ladies Annie, ...
... theircorruption which was such that they feared the introductitin of ariy, measure of reform, end were determined to oppose it. Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER. could not avoid observing-that the Hon. Gentleman who spoke last (Mr. Curwen) had, through the whole course of ...
... PLYMOUTH, JONI 6.—Came in the cutter, of eight gains, from a cruise, and brought in the (loop Peggy of Cardigan, laden with oats, firms Cardigan, for Loudon, the crew having defertediber and made for the (bore, in cortfcquenoe of hawing taken the cotter ...
... upwards of Mr. JOHN ESDAILE and family lcft town laft night for Matlock, in Derbythire. Hampden•houfe has had to boa(} of a large circle of di flingui flied vifitants. Sir JouN and Lady DAsuwooto KING, Vikount and Vifcountefs PERCIVAL, Sir JOHN RUSSEL, Mr ...
... Friday for three months at No. 18, Cie mint's Inn. The hired armed fhip Thames, for the capture of the Dutch privateer D'Eer, alit'. l'Hoineur, April zr, t will be paid on board the raid armed hip In 1 rich Roads on the 3otb initant, and recalled for three ...
... h vice A. M.Pherfon, promoted. Commiffions in the Royal Cardigan Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Major John Palmer Chidger to be Lieutenant-Catonel, vice Lloyd, refined; Captain John Allen Lloyd to Major, vice Chicken.? promoted Dated September ...
... Windkr Hon. J. Scott Han. R. Curzon . lion. Hem Hon. Chapel Norton Janus Ferrero, Erg. John Willett Willett, Eft. Hon. Edward Lafrelles Francis Burton, EfL ikwood John Lubbock. Eft. Sir Henry Watkin George Porter. Efq. ohrdre. Eq. William Baldwin. Modes ...
... Middlesex. in the room of Admiral Sir Joseph Svoln , v Yorke ' K.C.B. deceased. Borough of Tavisysek.—John Heywood Hawkins. Esq. in the reom of Lord John Russell, who was chosen a Bur. res. for the said Borough. and alma Knight of the Shire for the e , ...
... and March 19, at drain at the Guildhall, Weymouth. Attornies, Mr. John Henning, Weymouth ; or Mr. John Alexander, N 0.4, New-square,.Lincoin's Inn, London. John Livock the elder and John Livock the younger, of Lowes, - tat, Suffolk, grocers and copartners; ...