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... 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 ...
... miles from the farmer and forty-one from the latter Fot further information enquire of the Charles Rush tor th B D Fellow of St John’s college or Mr James Burleigh Barnwell near Cambridge DUNG ATE HOUSE BALSHAM MISS PETTIT most respectfully informs and the ...
... Walter Williams of Worcester Masters of Arts Wilson Magdalen and Rev Clifton Worcester college Bachelors of Arts Mr John Mr Carter St John’s and Mr Charles of Lincoln Savitian were the Rev Dr from Professorship Geometry in this university that Astronomy ...
... Smyth of Magdalen Henry Pilkington and George May of Oriel James Lloyd of Jesus Charles Rose John Wayet of Lincoln college The same convocation the Rev John John’s was unanimously elected lecturer of St Giles’s parish in the room of the Rev Dr Free who ...
... Mr. P. Moore, spoke favour ofthe moiion.—-Mr. M'Naghton, parker, Mr. R. Dun das, and the Solicitor General opposed it. Mr. Grattan replied, and concluded an excellent speech observing, that the State had no.right to make a law of Heaven; It was true tbat ...
... Moore, spoke in favour of the motion—-Mr. M'Naghton, Capt. Parker, Mr. R. Dundas, and the Solicitor General opposed it. Mr. Grattan replied, and concluded an excellent speech by observing, that the State had no tight to make a law of Heaven. was true tbat ...
... ?? ?? 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 ...
... not He mangled his finger dreadful manner was ultimately obliged after cutting off the finger had difficulty in saving his arm an inflammation having taken place however in a fair way of recovery late act of Parliament this aa offence punishable with ...
... Sicilian Majesty has instituted a third class of the Order of Ferdinand and Merit, and has caused it to be intimated to Sir John Stuart, with a request that he will particularize all the individuals of ?? army, who may distinguish themselves against the ...
... 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 ...
... Ponsonby, of daughter. A RRlED.—Lieut-Col. F. Buckworth, ofthe Cheshire Militia, to Lady Payne, widow Sir John' Payne, Teuipsford-ball—At Dublin, John Flood, Esq. of Floodhull, Kilkenny, to Sarah, daughter of the Right Hon. tbe Attoroey-Geueral of Ireland ...
... reading of Bill place Mr Dickinson Mr Bathurst Mr H Smith Mr Mr Curwen Mr Sir John Nicholl division place there ap--peared For the it 35 Majority 51 The was committed Sir John Sinclair brought bill for the Acts which read a first time Mr Ward obtained to ...