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... ban Ann Lansdown was on Wednesday committed to Ichester gaol by Charles. Crook, Esq. for steal- ing wearing apparel from Philip Staples, of Wid- combe. She is about 35 years of age, «was born at Dorchester, married at the age of 19, to Geo. Dixon, a sailor ...
... justified the conduct of the Allied Sovereigns, and Ministers, in the ‘formation of the Treaty of Fontainbleau. The, Marquis of Lansdown supported the mo- tien of bis noble friend, Marquis Wellesley. Bathuist: defended the Treaty of Fontain- Hleau on the same ...
... right of search us justified by a state of war, and o thought it should been explained away altogether in the ‘The Morgnisof Lansdown ered atsome length into the progress of the war aid the jation, and censured Minis- ters for unnecessary delay, He also stated ...
... faith. Earl Bathurst defended the Government against the charge | of having broken faith. Earl Stanhope, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord St, John, Lord Grenville, and Earl Grey, supported the motion. The Huuse divided— Contents oD cues Non-Contents 25 ...
... preference to junction with speculative oues. In theawfui view he entertained of possible insanity, mentions the Marquis of Lansdown and Mr. Wisbaw as his committee PRAISEWORTHY CONDUCT. The wife a respectable tradesman in Leith, from some family cause, ...
... being read from the Woolsack, Lord Saltou.i rose for the purpose seconding it, which he did very briefly. The Marquis of Lansdown concurred in the terms of the Speech and tbe Address ; and concluded by hoping the House would turn its most earnest attention ...
... to in the Protest of Sir Thomas Stamford Ruffles will be shortly submitted to the consideration Parliament. The Marquis of Lansdown, on Wednesday night in the House of Lords, gave notice of a motion on Monday next, for the production of the instructions ...
... peculiar circumstances of tbe country, and was ibe result of a transition from state of war to a state of peace. Tbe Marquis of Lansdown denied that the chief cause the lamentable increase crime, slated petition, was the transition from a state of war a state ...
... secret negociation, some of which had since been amicably arranged, and some were still under discuasion. The Marquis of Lansdown, in reply, said that he acquiesced iu the suggestions of the Noble Earl, aud should omit Governor Rafies’ Protest from his ...
... The topics noticed in the protest Of Sir 4 homas S. Raffles were brought before the House of Lords by the Marauis of Lansdown, on Monday night, who moved for the production of tbe instructions 0 r the surrender of the former Dutch Colonies. The motion ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OF LORDS, Friday, February 19. h SLAVE TRADE. v •» * quis of Lansdown rose and moved, e Address to bis Royal Highness the *ba gent, that graciously pleased to order *°' be laid before the House, of all apPj^dlc^of Commissioners uuder ...
... from the Inhabitants of Bath, praying for a revision tbe Penal Laws the Realm.—Laid on tbe table. PENAL LAWS. The Marquis of Lansdown presented a petitiou from the Inhabitants of Bury St. Edmund's, the county of Suffolk, praying for a revision of tbe Penal ...