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... Sir John Hope, John T. Scott, H.F. Bulier. Sir A. Howard, Hn. CoI.F.G. Severn. John C. Burge, Wm. Hulse, Sir Seymour, H. B. Bumird, George Inglis, Sir R. H. Shaw, F. Buxton.JohuJ. Ingestrie, Viscount Sibthorp,CoU:.D.W. Capel, John Irving, ...
... Tomes, John Baring, IL B. Macdonald, Sir J., Bt. Wason, W. Rigby Baring, Fras. T. Musgrave, Sir R. Wood, John Ewart, Wm. Mi Id may, P. St. J, Walker, Cbas. A. Grattan, James O'Connell, D. Wysc, Tho*. Grattan, Henry O’Connell, M. Wilks, John ...
... Norton and Chaplin, Graf’s Inn-square ; Mr. Stubbs, Birmingham. STEWARD, John, Great Haywood, Staffordshire, surgeon. Oct 21, at four, Oct 22, Nov. 18, eleven, at the Littleton » Arms Inn, Fenkrldge. Attorneys, Mr. Dove. Carey street, Lincoln’sinn: or Mr ...
... Hospital Bill went through a committee, am was reported. Lord CLONCURRY presented a petition from a parisl iv Meath against the arming of the yeomanry; aud alsc from a parish in the Queen's County against the present system of tithes. The Eari of SHAFTESBURY ...
... will ibutid Works Mr. Ward (the Author of Tremaine), Mr. Lister (the Author of Granby), Mr. Theodore Heok, Mr. Smith. Mr.Grattan, Mr. Bulwer, Ac. Ac. ••• A ...
... Viscouuts .Melbourne, Palmerston, aud Althorp, the Earl of Carlisle, the Hun. Charles Grant, Lord Holland, Sir James Graham, L ird John Russell, the Duke of Richmond, and Mr. Stanley. The council sat deliberation upwards of four hours. A deputation from the soap ...
... Loch. T., Tain, te. M*Leod, R.• Sutherland eooaty Mackenzie, J. A. S., Sinc.aur. G., cuoaty Stewart, E., Wigton, Ac. Williams, John county * Jeriiihghani, Hon. C. V., Pon- tefract Kemp, I. R>. Lewes Knight, H. G., M;»lton Knight. H., Wallingford Labouchere ...
... builder. 11 ART MS Y, John, Irumuongcr-iane. merchant. WILLS. Edward Pope, Cb.cheoter, tailor and draper. PANKRUPTS surrender BASINGHALL-STREET. ATHEARN, William, brick-maker, Feb. 3, March 9, eleven. Attorney, Mr. ('aouan, lotnbury. John Kobcit, st. Alban's ...
... petition from Waterford, denounced Lord Grey’s declaration. He was followed Mr. Shiei, in the same strain: and Mr. Henry Grattan, who achieved the somewhat difficult exploit of talking more violently and stupidly than the one or the other. The changes ...
... which he found had been supported Lord Brougham, Sir Thomas Denman, Mr. Rdw. Ellice, Sir John Hobhonse, Mr. G. Lamb, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, and Lord John Russell. Lord Wicklow's speech, which was very able |and spirited one, concluded with reference ...
... minister and tithe proctor of the popish priest. (Hear.) He believed the sturdy veoman of the north would soon say bore the King’s arms, and would use them sooner than submit such insult and injustice. (Hear.) therefore felt that tbe yeoman was justified in conceding ...