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... and to hand the Petition to Mr. Grattan, for the purpose of having it presented to the House of Commons. It was, however, at length re- solved, that the Chairman, Lord.Fir.gal, should alon - ? transmit it to Mr. Grattan. In the dis- cussion that took place ...
... gave evidence to the above effect. Tuesday, March ?? Ir* consequence cf the non-appearance of Mr. May, Member fer B-!fust, Sir John Nichols, and the Right Hon. W.. V.'ii.S'i-irn, to answer for their non attend- ing-the call of the House last week, they were ...
... Green *Mr. Thos. Sturgeon ' Mr. John Lowe ?? *Thos. Baker. ?? Mrs. Coe .* Had-zrell Asp. . .Mr. Jacob Reach - -. Mr. Wm. Warren. , . John Goldsmith . Bard-rre/l. * John Stedman Mr. Samuel Clarke Francis Goldsmith John Booty Ix'-worth Thorpe. George ...
... instant, when they overpowered their Officers, murdered three, and wounded many others. The garrison was immediately put under arms, and it was hoped the mutineers would be immediately subdued ; however, the General conceiving lenient mea- sures, from the ...
... Hatvhesbury delivered a Message from his Majesty, respecting the pension of 10001. per annum, proposed to he granted to Sir John Stuart. — Ordered to be taken into consideration to-morrow. The Lord Chancellor moved a string of Resolutions, for reviving ...
... was another part of the Bill, which would go to prevent improper Eersorts having arms. The mode by which this would c done would be, by obliging people to register their arms, and by preventing the forging of pikes. Tbe Bill lie now moved for leave to bring ...
... Brown John, esq; sp-mica Cook R. Freeman, Wenham Parva Bond John. elk. Frcston Barton Joseph, Ipswich Camell Robert, esq. Bungay Bctts George, elk. Wortham Cotton John, Kesgrare Chaston Benjamin, Mendham Betts Nathaniel D'Eye, ditto Cobbold John, esq. ...
... October. The names of the Mutineers convicted were, Thomas CampbeU, William Caton, Mounsey Tinning, Robert Denen, P. Bond, John MNiel, William Lang, Edward Milton, Joseph Molena, and Thomas Martin, seamen ; and Patrick Brown, marine. Of these Caton and ...
... will g !vel \jodt matioli of the offenders to the' said John.Bric^' 011 so that they may be brought to justice, j' 1 ? ?? their conviction, receive the above Reward, ) ' plication to the said John Brickwood. HENRY TOPPIE' ..„. SOI Feb. 1308. Clerk to thy ...
... tlemen of that persuasion afterwards sat down to d.nner. Amongst the healths given, were those of Lord Goe'uviJle, — « Mr. Grattan,— The Rev. Dr. Bathurst, Bishop of Norwich, — Tlie ever dt-vr and immortal memory ofthe Right Hon. C. J. Fox, our departed ...
... Defender of tin Fasti ; before Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart. John Thurlow _>eri_g, Esq. Martin Folkes Rishton, Esq. William Bcntinck, Esq. Henry Styleman, Esq. John Royle, Clerk, John Cross Morphew, Clerk, and others, their Companion.', I Justices ...
... to prove the incredibility of Mr«. Clarke, it was agreed that the Attorney-Genera! should examine his witnesses first. Air. John Few, jun. was called and examined. — He was a tradesman, who had furnished Mrs. Clarke, in the year 1803, with certain articles ...