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... Month , Troops The following Seats Yesterday in the House of Commons being chosen or re chosen since the Adjournement, v Rose Fuller, Esq; for Romney, in the room of Henry Furness, Esq; deceased. Harbord Harbord, Esq; for Norwich, in the room of Lord Walpole ...
... Esq; Maldon, John Bullock, and Bamber Gascoyne, Esqrs. Malmsbury, Earl Tylney and Right Hon. Tho. Conolly, ' Maidstone, Rose Fuller, and William Northey, Esqrs. Melcombe Regis, Sir Fran Dashwood, Bart, and J. Tucker, Esq; Minehead, The Earl of Thomond ...
... DIDO, master unknown. 3 . JOHN, to Lar, Gordon, Clarendon, marked G June 18. BARRY, to estate of David Jones. HECTOR, to Rose Fuller, market RF. 23. NED, to Paplay. PUNCH, to Dunbar, masked MIS, D on top. 26. CUDJOE, to Mrs. Burke. 27. CORK, to Cohall, ...
... CHICHESTER. NOVEMBER Kir. Rose Fuller, the member for Sussex, Tras presented to his Majesty Wednesday Lord Pelhara. A few day since ,died, her seat Scdg wick Park, in this county, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelthorpe. Friday morning, about half past thrteo clock ...
... permitted, he had no °Nation to the appearance of Counfel at the Bar of the Houfe. Mr. SHERIDAN, Lord MARSHAM, and Mr. ROSE FULLER, Paid a few words: after which, as the Speaker was putting the queaion, that, this debate be now refumed, The CHANCELLOR ...
... ta the former decision of the House. Mr. FULLER hoped that the Hon. Member had not intentionally omitted the name of Mr. Rose Fuller in his enumeration of those who had supported the Grenviile Aft. A short conversation then took place respefting the proper ...
... observe , the eaumeration made bv the Hon. Gest. (Mr. Sbiri Jan) who opened the debate, be had omitted ;be mention of Mr. Rose Fuller. who sat as Chairman of the Committee, which framed that Bill, and was as strenuous in support of it, as Sir George Saville ...
... M*d tiii » lair hour dut ntjdit, uu«i partictil.irly ucci.uui, that the ducuMica the latter precede the t!*o lotruar. Mr. ROSE FULLER s*»id, according the the Leg««v Duty Hill should have the p.ecetleuce. Mr. ALEXANDER then brought upUie Re{»urt for granting ...
... ordered by the Judge to the West Indies, paifcularlv distinguished hloiself. appear before him the next morning; but Mr. Rose Fuller, m reply to some observations ot Military Commandant refused to peli- Mr. Whitbread .be inhuman trtiitment of the u the ...
... Letter-box . . . 75 6 A Friend, by the Rev. J. Titian all . A. 10 0 0 Mr. Sharpeoun. . . , • A. 2 2 0 Horton James, Esq. (per Rose Fuller, Esq.) . 5 5 0 James Lewis, Dig. . . . A. 2 2 0 Baroness Feilitzsch . . . A. 3 5 0 William Domville, Esq. (2 years) . . ...
... tire Letter-box *• , * 7 A Friend, the Rev. J. Thirlwall - A. 1(1 Mr. Sharpe, jnu. - . . A. 3 2 Horton James, Esq. per Rose Fuller, Esq. - Lewis, Esq- - -T • A. « Barone*# FeiJituch . Si A. S 'I William Domville, Esq. - 4 H Right Hon. Lord Somerville ...
... E->q. .. 5 5 John Dorville, lisq? 5 5j C'ltiik and Br ...