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... Ww.nULfCT?, ;» JOHN HOttAMV, /.* JOHN lGGm.OtiN> Assurance Compdntf of xokDon. President and Directoii «M|nwiit tlie Public, that the of this Compaut will iu future be conducted upon new principle*, ana Si* •' correct CiilciiTatiott! amount of nucli profit ...
... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Association met on Saturday, at half-pa,. three, at D’Arcy’*, in Essex ; JOHN DOMINICK BYR VE, F,j. in ,ht Chair As soon Mr. Byrne was called to the Chair e addressed the Meeting in a short Speech. ai( , he coaid not refuse their ...
... Richard Ash John Armstrong Barrett Richard Samuel Blackwell Jun Bonville Henry Browne ' Dighton Samuel Ditchett John R Ferris Ar bur Foulks Mr John Oodwin John Hare — John Holmes Jun — Thomas Jarman George Jones — Samuel Jackson Mr RT ...
... Printed and Published, for the PROPRIETORS, by JOHN CROWDER, Ne. 12, JVarwick*sqvaris, near Paternostbr-ro#) LoKDoti.'~*~~ADFERTisEMBNTS i Articl&s Intelligence, are received Lloyd's Coffee-house; also at the London Commercial Coffee-house, MinciNg^lane ...
... promise would not broken, 11. d would, therefore, move j vote thunks to Mr. Grattan for the communications that had m ule. Mr. Dwyer conceived, that the letters of Mr. Grattan re fir from hi.i.dug th it (• ntleman support their Petition for repeal of the ...
... lully competent to rescind their own former votes, placing the Petition in Mr. Grattan’s bands ; (Mr. browne) accompanied Parochial Deputation upon this subject, Mr. Grattan. He received them wry Courtier-like, and seemed feel the want* the btate more ...
... Petition presented to the House Commons, by the Right Hon. H. Grattan, daring the last Session of Parliament, request that our Chairman will write to the Earl of Dououghmore, and the Right Hon. H. Grattan, respectfully asking them to move on the prayer of the ...
... relidl of the K'-r. John Allen, late matter of the Grammar School at Northleach.—Mifs fhomfon, eldeft daughter the late Wm. Thomfon, M.D. of Worcelter.—Aged TB. Mrs. Joyce Hill, the King’s Arms, St. George’s, Glouceflerlhire. John Barneby, efq; of Dr ...
... the Aim, Gimblct, and the KucmP, KeM, from ; the Betsy. Itei-, from Tenby : the John, Cam-, fromG.'a-gow; the F.une.Cr.v -cer, and Symons, from the rnity,Grav«J, from (’arm.irthen the Jubilee, Pollanl, from Pad-tow; tbeMantura. Dennis, from let's; the ...
... PIUCK SIXPENCE-HALFPtn Printed and Published, for the PROPRIETORS, by JOHN CROWDER, Ne. 12. n.ar Losdos. lS Arties Iktelugescz, are raceired at Lloyd’* Corrfp-Hi CSC; ll3O London CouamncuL Cornß-Hovsß, Mincin.c*lane. The SECOND DAY DRAWING will take place ...
... away the Petition from Mr. Grattan, i bis point he offered to concede. It Could easily be done without interfering with the Petition in Sir H. Parnell’s hands. Another Petition may be instantly prepared to be given to Mr. Grattan, and that Petition Mr. O’Connell ...
... Lalouclte, Robert J. H. John Leader, Win. Spiers, Arch. Cdreri, Charles Lelevre, C. S. Stanley, Calvert, Nic. Lemon, Sir Wm. Talbot, H. W. tarter.John Lyttelton,Hn. W. H. Tavistock, Marq. Cochrane. L.rd Madocks. W. Teed. John J- C. Martin, fohn Tierney ...