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... that certain duties should be laid on all corn imported, instead of the Corn Laws. A similar Petition was presented from Cardigan. 1 EM ALE PROSTIT L'T ES. Alderman Wood presented a petition from the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common Council London, tbat ...
... of a high breach of. the privileges of the OUse.—. to Mr. Wynn then asoved; that he be taken into the custody of the at-at Arms, and kept there, ia- stead of being immedintel sent to in order that he might fatte Ps the present iaquiry.— to. ‘A discassion ...
... committed. long debute ensued which Mr. Douglas, Mr. Peel, Sir J. Mackintosh, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. John Smith Mr. Grattan. Mr. Brougham, Mr. Paraell, and Sir John Newport, took part after which The House divided, when the numbers were, Fur ibe amended Resolulious ...
... fast sailing vessels, formerly privateers, which are generally well armed. Dreadful Accident on the Thames- On Tuesday morning last, a party of Gentle, men, consisting of Mr. John Pesman, belong, to the firm of Messrs. Cbildcr and Cn. East Smilhfiehl ...
... ships; viz. the Marquis of Ely, Capt. Richardson; and Larkins, Capt. Locke, for St. Helena and China. understand that Mr. Grattan’s motion relative the Catholic claims, will certainly be made in the House of Commons the 30th inst. The nature of his motion ...
... the Algerine Ambassador bis letter iff Recal.] CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Serjeant Hey wood John Esq. Carmarthen —Monday, August 30. Haverfordwest—Saturday, September 4. Cardigan—Friday, September 10. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. Leycester, Esq. and William Kenrick, Esq ...
... gentlemen who came up, was taken from bim, and proved to he loaded with ball. Mr. Peace was immediately secured, and taken to Cardigan, where he was tried the Assizes, and acquitted upon indictment for shooting at, with intent to kill, Mr. Gittens ; but another ...
... Parliament, in favour of the Manchester Magistrates; that Catholic Emancipation will be granted; that the Grenville parly and Mr. Grattan will support Ministers; that 5 per cent. Properly Tax will be proposed; and lliat a portion of the militia will be called ...
... Dartmouth, as Vice-Lieutenant, it was held at the Shire Hall, ...
... and Magistracy of theCounly of Stafford, in Shire Hall, on Monday nest, in order to take into consideration the state of the armed force of the County, and the expediency and best means of increasing the same. ** In reply thereto, 1 most in the Brst instance ...