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... signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of I Middlesex. 1st or Royal 0ast Middlesex Regiment of Militia-Alex. nder James .MacGregor, Gent., to be Eusign, vice Bent, promoted. -- The following place has been duly registered for the solei nization of marriages ...
... representation of this borough, of has just started in the person of Mr. James Mather, spirit id merchant of that place. Mr. Mather is the father of Mr. le Erskine Mather, whose ill-treatment by an Austrian officer .hh at Florence, has excited so much ...
... was given by commission to a 'er of public and private- bills. The Earl of MALIMESBURY, in reference to the urage upon Mr. Mather, stated, in reply to Lord Ii:,anleyof Alderley and Earl Fitzwilliam, that her G',itj's Government did not think the amount ...
... Sussex against the licensing of beershops, and a petition from a place in Banffshire against the Maynooth grant. CASE OF MR. MATHER. Earl FITZIWILLIAX : I beg to repeat a question which, some days ago, I put to the noble earl the Secretary of State for Foreign ...
... wsould not Proeeed weitli any business after twelve o'clock di which would lead to anly discussion [hear). A THE CASE OF -MR. MATHER. b Mr. B. OSBORNE hoped the honourable gentleman would par Pbe kind enough to state when hie would lay upon the table of I ...
... of Mr. Mather. He found that the upapers had beenseont over to this country, and that the in- a quiry had been ably and impartially conducted. The result 0ewas certainly to substantiate the grievance, or rather the out- e rage, which Mr. Mather had suffered ...
... fao~raatiuople . Nr. ANSTEY' said be would not press his motion. Lord I)UDLEY STUART was not about to enter into the ?? of Mr. Mather, but he had received information from Ewlisl gentlemen who were then at Florence, that there 3i great dissatisfaction expressed ...
... Der-by, achue had countenanced hean course takeis by Isis Foreign Secretary isn connection uiiithc m( tlse uatrges spon Mr. Mather [cheers I. In conclusion, he c~lld uorltheelectors, by returning him to Parliament, to give a proof of their continued adherence ...