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... lific Ilion of tl.e measure to the House. Sir JOHN NEWPORT objezteil o. principle I the measure, as inquisitorial, so: verst e of the privileges of Enplislinten, indiscrimeate le operation, and as arming Government itt: which, in a free country, it ...
... esonight committed in die town of Cardigan. 'T. UM* butcher, having bad a quarrel with the wife of his brother, J. Morns, John reel:wash ate With him oo the subject ; upon which he, with a large k life, wounded him in the face. John, as the Duly Mane of selfaiefence ...
... Durban', tittiout-manufacturer. John Amen. Ripity, Derbyshire, butcher. Bown, Grain!Unction Wharf, Whit Friars, floor-factor. Thos.: Hallam, Samuel Haslam, John Haslam, and Roger Mean, of Boltuo-le Moors, cotton.mantdacturers. John Lightropt, Not. tinghatn, ...
... others. lie contended that we should go to war or keep up an armed peace, for it would tae most absurd to suppose that any Minister could think of disbanding his forces at the present crisis ; an armed peace then would be as expensive as a war, without having ...
... Honourable B. BATHURST, the Right Honourable WILLIAM HUSKISSON, Lord LASCELLES, the Right Honourable CHARLES LONG, Mr. Str JOHN NEWPORT, Mr. ARBUTHNOT, Mr. G. Rose, t 7 CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Right Honour W. W. POLE, Mr. LONG WELLEsLEY, &C. &C. ...
... last three years, besides an immense quantit y of clothing and arms supplied to the minor powers, and arms and money to Holland. Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that Holland had only received arms and stores, but no money. Mr. BAN KES was decidedly hostile to ...
... Battalion—Surgeon John Sharpe, from the late 12th Royal Ve•eran Battalion, to be Surgeon. To be Assistant-Surgeons—Asaistant•Surgeons Wm. Gardiner and Patrick Fitzpatrick, from the late 12th Royal Veteran Ba•talion. Ititto.s-I.leutenalit John Russell, from ...
... DUSIDAS an amendment, that the hill be read this day six months. Alter a long cciversatton between Sir Alexander Hope. Sir John Marjoribanks, who vutiported the amendment, and I ord A. Hamilton, wise defended the Bill, Mr. Finlay replica, and the House ...