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... particuigs respecting the late disturbances in India. Iluri ng the time Sir JOHN CRADOCK held the situation of Commander in Chief, a statement was called for from Colonel JOHN MUNRO, the Quarter- Master-General, respecting the monthly allowances to Officers ...
... no dishonour had tarnished his Majesty'sl arms.—(Hear.)--He therefore hoped that a majority of the House woold vote as he conscientiously should, for the Amendment proposed by the Honourable General. Mr. GRATTAN, adverting to a part of the observations ...
... near the premifes, and particulars may be be foitlivtitii had of him; also the Tulhut. Inn, L,eeds; Stafford Arm*,. Wakefieft; Biidgewater Arm*,' Manchester; George, Fr ...
... (lower, Earl, St. Maven Grant. G. M. Sutherland (County) Newport, Right Hon. Sir John, Waterford Thompson, T. Midluttst Noel, C. N. Rutland 1 Manton, H. Southwark . Grattan, Rt. Hen. H. Dublin Greenhill. R. Thirsk North, D. Banbury Tierney, Riot Hoot/. ...
... vit.~~ , . BRKAI).—»T«i l/»nd F«ree» in Quartan, nod I'arm. k*. *ll the ■•(irrmeniiohrd v and IslanU—Alderney, licrk*, Hertulck, Breoo.i, Isu:ks, jitnbrUlice, n)t »B»inp ibeTowimf Newmarket), Cardigan. art hen. Oiruiuvou C-ruwall, (lacludiitg bcUlvi, Cumberland ...
... Parliament to present their Petition to the llohses of Lords and Commons,_ Lord Donoughmore was proposed for the one, • and Mr. Grattan for ,the other, and both motion, were unanimously agreed to, with the exception ii „one disentiellt• - ‘i that of Air. O'Gorman ...
... Gonver,-Earl - Peire ' Sir J. H G :. . : C lovver Lord G. L. Percv .Brlt, -Astley,,Sir J. .,Grant, G. KIf pit IirA Babiqngtia, Grattan;Rt. I-n; tI pcli'by, Rightn ' Baring, I. Greerihil',R -: Hor. G. BQn1en,0.. ?? Grreifll PI PnTiionhlr, Hon ?? Beliiie* C. ...
... last; the Report and Examination of the Serjeantmt-Arms, touching his proceedings the execution such warrants the notices of the Speaker referred to your Committee ; the made upon the Serji'ant-at-Arms copy o« tire warrant under winch h*.? arrested Sir ...
... occasion iu so full and gratifying a manner. What we possess and Buonaparte covets—Ships, Colonies, and Conutieue. Success to our Arms by Land and Sea, and may glorious struggle ever be crowned by an honourable Peace. May the energies of tiie .pritisli Empire ...
... year. 1789, in the Irish Parliament, and he did so from attachment to the. Kin-c , and to the House of Brunswick. -- Mr. - GRATTAN, made 'a Jew observations on the impolicy of imposing any restrictions on the Regent, whose deep interest in the welfare of ...
... would-certainly not a just and impartial part if - they did not, come to the resolution of committing Sir Francis Burdett. Mr. GRATTAN bi'gged the Houseitrould well cons'der what would be the consequences of the pre- Sent discussion. He was sorry the House ...