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... opinion of Mr Grattan that agreeably to the 5th resolution which the Act of Union the Churches of England Ireland should be united into one Church saving the Church of Ireland all her rights privileges and institutions and never did Mr Grattan intriduce any ...
... eet, on the of this present month. Knows Samuel Holbrook and John Knight. They asked Win to go to the Postern Gate public-house. Witness took home his wages and then went. Holbrook and John Knight were in the parlour, and the former said to the witness ...
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... PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY AND FOR• JOHN HICKLIN AND CO. (LATE G. STRETTON), 14, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. BY MR. HUCKERBY. SALIN AT SIZINOMIIM. —*fa— To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HUCKERBY, Oa the Promises of Mr. Wm. Chettle,junr. at Bingham, Monday and Tuesday ...
... BANKRUPTL KENNETH FRANCIS HISLOP DIACKEZIE. merchant, Arme-ymid, Celememmtrem, City, Sept. Oct. 11, at the Coort of Beelownsy. Wlimm e ll uswarea. seht&aU-anest, ellcielamigese ; Tilton Swam, Timm. JOHN tallemeger, Beth, Sot. Oct. at the Commereld Reams ...
... Lordehlpa will that the evidence relating to it ia not that it waa given by Lord Cardigan, but that it given with hit knowledge. Sir W. Follett—lt it clear that the Earl of Cardigan did not ace the card. |}a did not aee what waa written upon it. There it no ...
... Barnewell, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume (of Dome Wood), Col. Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rosinnose, Mr. Pierre, Mr. Pornionbv, and Mr. 11. Grattan ; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thos. Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, sir. F. M'Donnell ...
... Rooms. Manchester. Bower and Back, Chancerylane, London ; !lamp, Stockport. tN DA V IS, Tynygwndwn. Cardigan, De:. lii, Jan. IS, at the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan. Hughes, Aberystwyth. ll'ardlgana shire. HENRY FREDERICK HOLE, brewet. Newport, Devonshire. Dee ...
... -THE EARL OF CARDIGAN REPROVED. ( From the Bripkes. Herald of Saturday.) Yesterday, about twirler) o'clock, the Adjutant General, Sir John Marduuahl. arrived at our cavalry harraeloi;and. agleam as Major Witoll and Captains Forrest and John W. kilned& had ...
... S TAPLETON, JONATHAN HAIN/I- V:OR 11-1. BEN lAMIN TURNER. EDWARD BAILEY, JOHN MILNES. WILLI ‘5l MAYMAN, RICHARD SHAW, JOIIN OLDROYD,JOsEPII CAS SMITH OLDRoYD, JOHN BREARET, JOHN DENTON. ABRAHAM ELLIS, JAMES HOW GATE, 3 , 011 N BROMLF Y. JoSEPH BAILEY ...
... morning last, aged Mrs. Sullcy, of the I nicorn, Parliament-srrcet, this town. On Sunday evening last, in his 70th year, Mr. John of this town, Gent, who was attacked with a lit appoplexy as w as walking tlie side, and expired immediately. Thursday sennight ...
... by Mr. Grattan. in the character of an aggrieved individual, which terminated in what that injured gentleman considered a sailsfat tory manner, botanic Lord Brougham admitted that he was sorry any thing which he said had gi •es bins (Mr. Grattan) vein ...