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... s . the DUKES Of SUSSEX and KENT, for their liberal support of the Catholic claims; to the Earl of DONOUGIIMORE, and Mr. GRATTAN, for their unwearied exertions itt favour of the Catholics of Ireland; to the Protestant Noblemen and Gentlemen of the empire ...
... egi•da- 1 to Emma Matid, el&: it daughter, of John Plumptre, Esq. of ture were not to he defeated by . . . 1 Ili4 , Lordship took -, , ,'rettt paws to a h Frock , Ile ,in county. • _ , ? • church of John. It j . Wm. Esq of the Ill!dd(e ' scc ,- ,nd to ...
... Ferguson and Stroud, slightly ; Lieuts. Pollock, Itid..out, and tapcil, severely ; Lieut. W. Freer, right arm amputated; Lieut. Oglander, left arm amputated; Lieut. Madden, severely Lie,uts. Hodgson, O'Connell, and Cook, slightly; Lieuts. E._ Freer, Considine ...
... Stewart, Beaumont, Maitland, Sumner, ' l. Governor Birgit, on his return from New tinsels Wales. Gooch, It Drummond. • Mr. John Hargraves, High Constable of Briglithelnistone, MAJoas-BrAd, Parkinson, Egerton, Higgins, C. Smith, with an Address to his ...
... the propriety of having sent a farce : into the North of Germany, with a. view of' assisting the numerous insurgents then itt arms, Why say they, should we here encourage - those to an ineffectual resistance to the power of of, France only to subject then ...
... the Catholic cause has been deserted by one of its most uniform and strenuous, 'as well as of the most able advocates, Sir JOHN COX PI - SLEY. The worthy Baronet, we understand, will, as usual, be in his place in Parli3tnent, when this great question ...