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... Rev. John'Buckland, Rev. James a.nd Rev.Arthur A I rinity Coli en. Bachelors 4>ls,—Mt. J. y, of Macdllcn Hall: Air. Wm. Parry Richards, of Mi. C. Annesley, of Christ ; Mr. Andrew . John Esutwicit, New College; Mr. Thomas Tanner, College: Mr. John Moor- ...
... the honours of the Bath. Some explanations were given by Sir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon this subject; and after a few lemarks from Mr. Mangles, Mr. Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and a warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl ...
... relations with foreign Powers nor the state of the revenue, manufactures, or commerce were subjects of congratulation. Mr. H. Grattan rose to propose amendment of the paragraph relating to Ireland. lie urged the necessity of repealing the Irish Poor Law, ...
... For particulars apply to John Roderick, Auctioneer. &c, New-street; or to the Proprietor, John Hadley, No. 1, Shcepcote-strect. A SUPERIOR CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE, On the Outskirts of the Town, with Liquor Shop attached. BY JOHN RODERICK. —To be DISPOSED ...
... be done for ic Head, to whom Bagland, io bis opinion, was indebted for the preservation of Canada. ARMY ESTIMATES.—-LORD CARDIGAN. ‘va toe motion for going into committee of supply oa the army estimates, a short discussion took place oh the Suppression ...
... prohibition Dawson, A. (Couth) War burton, H. rom exporting gunpowder arms to the coast of Africa Ferguson, Sir H. Wood, J. (except within the streights of Gibraltar) for six months Grattan, J. Wyvill, M. longer. Hohhouse, J. C. Winnington, SirT. A rule was ...
... should shake hands with you, or the contrary.' I ...
... Brougham, Esq., one ofthe Masters of the said Court, as to the Estates the county of Cardigan, at the Monachty Arms, in the town of Aberayron, j in the county of Cardigan, on the 19th day of September, inst., one o clock the afternoon, and as to the Estates ...
... confess it to be the salvation of Ireland, by a special grant of arms. Their ultimatum is thus described. They demanded, as a proof that government was sincere(?), a grant of arms; they would accept, they said, by way of instalment, a grant of five ...
... day March ext. JOHN HARRIS, J- EDWARDS, JOS. WAINWR!GHT. Hereford, February S, IWC Army contracts. ' Guernsey, . 1l, ' Berwick, Hants. Brecon, Hereford, IKtttianß, Bucks, Hertford,' I orlop, Cambridge, i Hunt.-?, , Cardigan, , Isle of Man, ...
... (could anything render!) even the blessings of peace and freedom dear purchase. On the contrary, the opposition excited to her arms has been only sufficient to prove to the world that her resources are unimpaired, and that twenty-five years peace have not ...
... Bush, White Lion, and Boar's Head, Carmarthen; Bear, Llandilo; Black Lion, Cardigan; Bell, Brecon; Ship, Neath ; Bear, Angel, Cardiff and Abergavenny; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Arms, and Bell, Olocc.ster; Plough, Cheltenham ; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; ...