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... Saturday morning the following gentlemen incepted Ear D. Z).— TindalT. Walmsley, St. John's College. For M. D.— Wm. King, tit. Peter's College. For B. D — John Duncalf, St. John's College. A miscellaneous Concert in the evening was better attended than could ...
... attended, vir. Samuel Bishop, Esq. and George Bagsttr, Esq. Ci.r.mon Jut or: .-—Robert Maynarel, Tl* nry Perkins, Thomas Ritson, John Seabreiok, David Miller, William I.oti'.laie, Jehu Rotten, Walter Roe, Richard Bolton, and fiiin Nunn. James Fallon, late a ...
... sung Irish Melody with inch peals applause as shook the dome to its centre. Inc Right Honourable Ilenrv Grattan and Old Ireland”—Patrick Day. Mr. Grattan’s health being drank, said, that the pealest honour an Irishman cai> receive, is the approbation of his ...
... ?? ?? Post. I uP Right Hon. H. Grattan and Mr. R. *V shaw, » c two Mt * mbers for the Cit y of ll Dublin, are to be delegated to present the ■^ .J, t he King, praying for a repeal of the Union, and a restoration of the Parha- Ireland- ?? m^ty, under his ...
... Irelanid, where thevouglit to remain. Forl these reasons lie 6ould not give hiS Vote inl ?? of this work of de- '4truction. Mir. Grattan said, this Committee ?? acontiimlatioln oif the proceedings already befiore the House ; aud hie did not ~lhink it necessary ...
... se'nnight, committed the town of Cardigan. Thomas Morris, butcher, having had a cpiarrtl with the wife his brother, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which be, with large knife, him in the lace. John, as the only means of self defence ...
... committed in the town of Cardigan. T. Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with the wife of his bro- ther, J. Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject; upon whicli he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of s ...
... Suffolk, on Monday the ISth of July, in Hie year cf our Lord IK 1 4, before George Stone, Clk. John Gu.ib -id, Esq. John Timms Harvey Elwes, Eiq John Berjafield, ?? John Thrust on, E-q. Hezekiah Goode ye Ha-risnn, Clk. James Buck, Clk. Barrington Bloomfield ...
... Catholic Claims. A Her discussion, which lasted till two morning, the 1 louse adjourned the night. debate till ■VI7E JOHN JOSSEEVN, Jun. mid JOHN W EDWARDS, the Commissioners named and appointed in and bv an Act Parliament passed the 51st his Majesty, for the ...
... failure of the small expedition up the River St. Mary. The force which went up the river consisted of eight barges, manned and armed, with detachments marines. &c. under the direction of Captain Pbillott, of the Primrose, and Captain Bartholomew, of the Erebus ...
... rious situation. ( Loud cries of hear ! hear ! from the Op- position Benches.) We had, including our Navy, near 800,000 men in arms, and our whole nation was hardened into an impenetrable mass which would resist the attack of any enemy. He concluded by moving ...
... statement of which the following is the purport :— When Government put forth. Sir Mur- ray Maxwell, the Whigs fixed upon Lord John Russell, as a tried friend ofthe principles ofthe Revolution and of Sir Samuel Romilly. The Burdettites determined, however ...