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... Lyttleton, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Parnell, Mr.-Bankes, Lord Desart, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Croker, Mr. Tierney, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Whitbread, strangers were ordered to withdraw. Sir JOHN NEWPORT withdrew his amendment for one proposed by Mr. Bankes ...
... Garnett and John Cooper, of Huddersfield, York, woolstapler3.—James Riley and Richard Green, of Halifax, York, joiners.—isaac Spurner, John Spurrier, and John Brain, of Sutton-street, Soho-square, plane-makers.—John Alston. John Bell, ...
... Atloiney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. John IVatvni, llvdes-rros», dealer and r hap man, August k M, and Sept. S, at eleven, at Guildhall, I. Alt •rnie.-, Me*sis. lion and lieuilt, Lillie Fridav-glreel, Clieap>i«te. John Wyatt, Mitre-conrl, wholesale stulioner ...
... ls Bariop , James Pattison Join Alp*. Rich. Qiioheley Plotfdee John Uepfc Abraham Rohirts Oame* Qauiell Abercrombie.Robiusoo Wm l Fullartnn rjphiustone George Smith' Johd Ilmllfstoq John Bladen Taylor Sweny Tqone sfeMlmtl** William VVigtqm .. Joiui .Uck»qn ...
... Bealifort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan ; Mr. Hughes, Cheleenhinn ; Mr. Dutch, printer, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, printer, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gi:weestcr ; Mr liddows, printer, Shrewsbury ; Mr. Wright, pinto-, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucis ...
... Irish -Insurrection Act ; the second, To prevent improper persons from possesting arms; and the third, To, empower Magistrates to prevent improper persons from possessing arms; and the third, To empower Magistrates to prevent thead ministration of unlawful ...
... Lieutenant of Cheshire.---Royal Cheshire Militia. John Sawrey, Oent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October Is, iiio. Commission in the Royal Cardigan Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant•colonei John Palmer Chichester to be Colonel. Dated July 17 ...
... CftATt presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons yesterday, and a short discussion took plate-upon it. Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some other equally efficieVit measure, should adopted, tb prevent the nomination of the Catholic ...
... n to the Repeal of the Union. Mr. Shaw, one the Representatives for the City Dublin, was present, but did not speak. Mr. Grattan did not attend; and Mr. Curran in this country. A general meeting of the Irish Catholics is talked in a Dublin letter, for ...
... Malmeibury - Giddy, D. . Giles 1). St. Albans Goddard, T. Celeklade Gower, Earl . St. Mawet Grant, G. M. . Sutherland (County) Grattan, Rt. Hrtn.H. Dublin ' Greenhill, R. Think Grenfell, P. Marlow Grenville, Lord George Buckingham Hail, Sir J. St. Michaels ...
... Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan; Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol ; Mr. Cruttwell, p rinter, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Mr Eddowes, printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, printer, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucas, ...
... have troubled with a arming ears; we have Moth violently abutted Me morning : now, if you, Sir, In u. any t oo!, shall net mind the espouse;—but walk iu see my poor afflicted .1e:•—On entering the m o m . with his box drugs under his arm, sans treretounie ...