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... Brereton and Carroll Smyth Hopkins.—To be Enfigns : Hafnell and John M‘Pberfor..—To be Paymitter of the battalion, John Robertfon, Efq. (late Captain in the regiment). 4th ditto. Lieut. John Hopkins to be Captain of a pany.—To be Lieutenants: Second Lieut ...
... at Cartmel, Liincashire, Mr. Fislier, orthe Poultry, London; to Mary,. only daughter, of John Strickland, Esq.. of Flookburgh. lon. 23, at'Nlusselburgh, Major john Sutherland•Sincluir, ' of, t.,4tnyal regiment of Artillery, to Frances, youngesti daughter ...
... then take his (land v oppote their claims as firmly j . . - r ,r advocated them.—( Hear, hear! 4 tiin.IPpIsLRY then role, and, arm h.,' *h en g T , Queftion, proceeded (hart i,'`', lonufe divided—For the i itto:ivliaitihan:w:en the end in c.;,t 235 Maiorit ...
... Dundss, Esq.., the Ron. Rlctbarsi Neville. • ' .13brinigN Tyshe Palmer,. Esq., John Berkeley INlnnetc4 Esq. ,- • • , orklbingdog—John Nisberlyv.Usq., • . • ilroi.jh of Windsor— , John the yotmger• Euv, (;entrei Sir Herbert Taylor, Knight .GOnsznentler of the ...
... Right Hon. H. GRATTAN and Mr. R. SHAW, the two Members for the City of Dublin, are to be delegated to prefent the Petition to the KING, praying for a repeal of the At of Union, and a, refiorat ion of the Parliament of Ireland. The Hon. JOHN DUTTON, eldeft ...
... Francs. Cell* . S 6 3 o A s 6 as A 53 60 o SS s Monday Sir JOHN BRIGGEI‘, Bart. hended infßath by Mr. Hi PESLEY, of ShdP 0 11C .4 let,.on a charge of embezzling Kings 11 h 20 years fince. Sir JOHN was e..arged concerned with ISGAR CHOSI.iY, (5‘1.:. in te' ...
... Court Martial. Tefferday, at one o'clock, her MAJESTY, Prin- CERS AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, honoured the Earl and Counters of CARDIGAN with a vifit, at their houfe in Upper Grorvenor-flreer. The Noble Earl condiffled her MAJESTY from her carriage-into the ...
... CAE RMARTHEN Cardiganflaire—Wednefday; March So, at Cardigan. Pembrokefhire—Tudday, Apra c, t liaverfordweft. Caermart4enihire—Moliday, April it Caermarthen. DISTRIBUTION-. OF PRIZE-MONEY. The-hired armed cutter Kent, will be . paid for the capture of the ...
... 306; Cardigan, 366; Carmarthen, 607; Carnarvon, 192; Denbigh, 516; Flint, 801; Glamorgan, 604.; Merioneth, 181; Montgomery, 4:18; Pembroke, 301; - and Radnor, 210. ' LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, June 14. King v. John Lock yer, John Lockyer ...
... of George's Barracks Dock (the band and cthlulls Playing , See the conquer i ng h ero , the whole regiment fainted him with arms. Col. Ramfay returned to town' on Wednef-141' higlit front Guernfey, where' he has been weeks as Colonel of the liritifh Chan ...
... Thomas Gordon, rcligned.. i. ti Roy.a.l Cardigan Militia,iind by the Lord _ . Jolin,Henry Alien, Gent. to Entign, seared. Gcs.nrrxy:onsiTipf.;, the Lord oft-lints. John Oghinder, Ertl. to be Deputpi.ientenaitt ; John Duttiy, Erg. te.be ditto; William Atwick ...
... between Mr. Parnell, Lord- FOlketione, Lord Archibald _Hamilton, Mr. ,William Smith, Mr. M , Naghton, Mr. W. Wynne, and Sir John Newport, upon poffponing the debate, when the latter moved the queition of' aoijoutnrnent, upon whia a divition took place ...