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... Independent Merton of London and Southwark. • 'the Hight Hon. Henry Grattan—May the services of his rally life be Lrowoed by the complete Emancipation of his Couturynteu. - 8-r John Newport, the able and ealcient sentinel or Coastry.'l Thomas Moore. ...
... . r 'l ~: •• ' • . . . PAR LlstilrENT. - ' A shoct.foiseersatiou - thee ject betweeitSi . 3. Nerport. MOOSE OF OF LORDS' , Arm. W. Peele t Mr. and A Writ for won fixed for hearing at three o'clock, bet the motion — illiejollcitor for the Plaintiff to ...
... people on board. Informations of this outrage base beets sworn at the Police Office. Mk. GKd7T AN, JOHN NEWPORT, Ma. PLUNiCET, Ma. HUTCHINSON. Mr. Grattan made /so speeches doling the Session of Parliament, and one of those speeches, no doubt, another laurel ...
... subsistince,—lv 'a upon the world's -,--- ride :caste. I have made innutnerlible . applications and b y- Th e M ary , al near Cardigan, 'and •.Dubli• to London, was driven on shore on. Vc.edisesdey, for temporary eiaptoyuient, personally, letter, --but allin`rain ...
... to enquire of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Grattan) if he meant to press his Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion on the present motion ? Mr. GRATTAN replied, that after the Hone. Bart bad - Concluded ...
... 111de, Esq. Breasstitair—John Wills, of flungerford Park, Faq. BLVKINGNANSIIIIIE—Tbootas Digby Aubrey, of Chilcot House, Esq. Comm/ens and iffssenstmos—Knight Cook George Mitchell, . of Henningford Grey, F.. 9. Carsmaz —John Isherwood, of Marple , Esq ...
... his Lordship being a Member of that House, be 'ittensed it respectful to the House to Inform it of the circumgiaSce . Mr. GRATTAN rose, to stale his intention of deferring the lliotioa relative to the Irish Catholics, until some day in the `Week triter ...
... . ..gat W Oda ; for the lire at *ad rata.lnt : with a ties, t., the tar Ittata4 With a bite( Me. .air of and t.i. %Vitt Bt JOHN I A %S. A.M. Primed for Neel%, aad and N. Hale.. PleePddi%. day was puhlivbed, In !ewes band.etee \Folmar., price in WIIITTI ...
... for a 1 were all ,The minutes, and bowed immense es- fiitived, beef-ter, When die , semblage.,, •Th k etroops /twited under arms mwhile,, Parliamentary Refo r ceild be ern ) te r the -from the , - and he trested Ihe unite 4 Weide of • ~ l'ara de and llip ...
... ',143.117, 18t4. 9tb Regiment of Light Dragtians, Wet, Lord George Lennox, half•pay of the Regimen!, be Lieutesaot, viee Grattan, who Mitt). WitliSi.E . lltoo, Geed. be .0 ate 14* - Ellis, prosnoied. - 'lit Of k anions • Jain., Stapp to.h.l t ieiltesiagio ...
... Esq. Velvet Cushion by G. N. Vincent,Esq. Clarenceux King of Arms. Secretary to the The Lord Chamber- The Vice Chamber. Lord Chamber. lain of his Majesty's lain to his Majesty, loin, John Cal- Household, the Viscount Jocelyu. •ert. Esq. Marq. of Hertford ...
... for 80001. agreed to without a division, the Amendment of Sir John Newport being negatived. • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re. quested, if lewoold be no personal inconvenience, Grattan 'Auldpostpone his notice regarding the CallotteCiatuts, from ...