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... assistant at 2031. a year ;, and five other clerks, whose united salaries unmounted to 1,000/. a year; in all 2i7001. The Hon. .John Plunkett, as Commissioner of Inquiry as to the fees of the Courts of Justice, had 1,200/. The same Hon. J. Plunkett, as As ...
... and the House adjourned at a Quarter to Two. LIST OP'-THE MINORITY ON THE TITHE QUESTION. Baiitlrtidge Grattan, J. O'Connell . !Belle*• • Grattan, H. 0 'Ferrall :Bodkin Hort Parnell :Blackney • Hunt Power ! Brownlow ' Jepligon Rtithyen .Brabazon hilleen ...
... 9. The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household as appointed John Beaumont, Esq., Gentleman Usher of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber in Ordinary, in the room of Captain Henry John Hatton, R.N., deceased. St. James's Palace, April 12. The King ...
... in order that they might themselves escape. These individuals would yield to the power with which the present measure would arm the Government, and which they were determined to exercise; and when once the leaders in the system of resistance to the payment ...
... therefore take leave to ask the Noble Earl whether the Government had in any case sanctioned the calling out of the yeomen as an armed force? The Earl of WICKLOW said the case to which he had referred was precisely similar to that of Captain Graham: he meant ...
... Waskett Myers, by the Duke of Montrose. Rev. G. A. Baker, by Sir K. L. Baker, Bart. Mr. Geo. Smith, East India Director. Mr. John Rolls, by his Grace the Duke of Beaufort. Rev. 3: G. Storie, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Bulkeley, Deputy Lieutenant ...
... Major-General Sir John Malcolm, General the Earl of Rosslyn, General the Duke of Gordon and Admiral Sir George Martyn. Bath King of Arms having received his Majesty's commands, and the names of the Grand Crosses being called over, Bath King at Arms, with the ...
... would be totally abolished. Lord KILLEEN was understood to support the prayer of the petitions presented by Mr. H. Grattan. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN then presented a petition from some parish in Ireland, in which it was stated that a distress had been put in the ...
... Keightley, and ane, v ieto Richard Collier, Warminster Wil tshi f July 6, at seven Jul 't 11'nster' Y 7 , a at eleven, at the 'Bath Arms torneys, Messrs. George and William , ment's-Inn t London, Messrs, G o odlna n A t' fith, Warminster. at Gick, Liverpool, joiner ...
... es there is little alteration Green, King'_s Arms-yard, . rs ill i r t (Ab t , '-'-5-,..__ • Saward and Waterman, Furniva et , v_rirafl es _stre r t ty ,i ti c ri cir John Dalton, Upper Tharp . tm. RN _ ., 16 and Aug ...
... importance, began his statement as follows My name is Robert Hughes; I have been for a considerable time in the employ of Mr. John Smith, Esquire, bookbinder to his Majesty, in Long-acre. Hoving paused a moment, in order that the communication should have ...
... ia tioir - 4,0 with all the antipathies to h l L i , ffil if till, resources physical and intellect/, ii iorfar,4o, were in arms against her independence 'l l i e 0 0 world would court—resources which in i i which ' sustain the ascendancy of therevis _ ...