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... my honour,” The Slrgkant-at-Arms then said, Yeoman Csher, call in James Thomas Karl of Cardigan.” The noble earl was then placed outside the bar, when The Loro Hiuii St ward acMrcssing him, said: lames Thonius Earl of Cardigan, you hate been indicted for ...
... Relrn -re, Maryborough, Richard Young, Daniel and John Auchnalcek, Garret O'Moorc, and Charles Coote, THE GOVERNMENT AND THE MAGISTRACY. The follow communication bus been forwarded to .ir Henry Grattan ** Dublin, June 8, 1813. ** Sir, —I have the honour ...
... with foreign powere nor the state of the revenue, manufacture.}, or commerce, were subjects of congratulation. . . Mr. H. GRATTAN rose propose an amendment of the paragraph relating to Ireland. urged the necessity of repealing the Irish poor-law, stigmatised ...
... Wot Sronrgrave, in the county of York. On Friday laft, John Charnock, Efq. of Monckton-Hall, near Ripon. He had been at Heath; was on horfeback, proofing dine with Earl Cardigan, the Cardigan's Arm*, near Leeds, and off dead, the flreet, near the White ...
... 17th inftant Major-General Cradock the part of Mr. Corry, waited on Mr! Grattan in the Speaker** Chamber, and a meeting itrmcdiately on the rtfng of the Houfe, to which Mr. Grattan affeuted. At day-light the Gentlemen proceeded to the field, and the ground ...
... those whose term of office had expired, were then balloted for. Thomas Sandwith, Esq., and Mr. John Musehamp, having twelve votes each, were re-elected, and John Wcstoby, Esq., (eleven votes), was chosen in the room of Mr. Brigham. Mr. B. had only one vote ...
... . George Waifou (l), ’Join Saber CarJijf - Lord W St.trart i Johnes fa) Cardigan J 'hn Vaugh.'ofl) J. C. Curwen fa), • W.S. Stanhope(l) Carmarthemjb'ne amlyn IViUiamt Carmarthen ‘Tow*—John George Phillips CardarmromJkiTx -Sir Willumsfl) Carnarvon Taws—Hon ...
... Cordingly : Ann, Hcwson; Wolga. Caledonia, Bennett, all from this port; Perseus, uce, from Liverpool. St Job t't, JV.B. Hcnn Grattan, Brown, from lajndou. At Uulifux âAnn, Minnett. from this port At PeteT'hury the 22 ult. âArmy. Shimelia, from this port ...
... summoned H. Grattan, Ivitp, on the rcrjuidtbn of ten thousand Dublin, was held tbc Iliberninn Arms, Lower Abbcy-Strt‘ct. 'Hie meeting is described aa having been more numerous than previm;slv held Dublin. The elunr was occupied Hr. Grattan. In his address ...
... was rrwl bv Mr. Maurice O'Connell, and opposed Somerville and Lord Morpeth, ? ' l,ich the debate was adjourned till last . John O’Connell brought forward bis in way to command the attention and to the indulgence of the House. He ““■her bullied nor bl ...
... Barton ••..John Beverley ..John Myers, Solicitor . •••.Thoa. Cape, Wine Mercbent. Brigg Joe. Barraclough, Bank. Crowle Thomas Hatton. Drlfield William Turner, Stationer. Gainsboroagh Samuel Wilkinson, Bank agent. Hedon Mrs. Matthews. .John Carter. Hunmenby ...
... eneral, hir John Macdonald, arrived at uur cavalry Barracks ; and, is soon Major Uottou and Captaina Forrest and John W. Ueynolos had arrived fruni Chichester, tl'C whole the officers the regiment were ordered lie assembled; and .Sir John addressed them ...