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... name to the Requisi- lion. He signed immnediately under the signature of vr. GRATTAN, I The Requisition has also received the names of three | of the LATOUCiSrs, GEORGE, JOHN DAVID, and 0 ROBERT DIGGES. This Family, indeed, are always found where they ...
... Leeds or Birmingham. i -The name of JOHN MAXWELL, Esq. ie E; y Renfrewshire, ought to have been included in. j of the kinority who voted on Thursday agWSlo posing the grant to thie Ddke of YoUKF on the Su Id oMr. GRATT'AN is arrived in town, and will, we ...
... time might he given for the Hou se to consader the minutes of evidence laid before them.-Ordered. CATHOLIC QUESTION. Mr. Grattan gave notice, that on the 22d of April he should submit a motion on the subject of the dis- abilities affecting his Majesty's ...
... MryAnn, Lw-teDove, May- of the Albion, Griftby. and the Little John, Nicholls, from Bide ford - -the John, Callieron - the John and Sarah, Parnell -the ti Jane, Wivell-the Pink, Nancea-the John and Hannah, Brown -thle Unity', Sargetnt-thme Charlotte, Harding ...
... Bessborough suid' f Lord 'Kenyon from York, .ad SE. Johnb, Wapping', a'ginst 1the Ingolvent Act; by Lord TKenyon;, from St. John, Wapping,, efor ah Equalizatiorn of the Duty on Coals; by the Marquess e of Bath, from Prome Selwoed, for a Revisiop of the ...
... should be able to shew that he had done his duty to the utmost of his power. Tbe.CHAlIMAN, in proposing the health of Lord John R~ussell, observd upon gte peculiar claims which the family of Russell hkd upon the gratituide andi reyerenlCe of allghid Edgli' ...
... making out a new Writ for Penryn till Monday the 3d May next. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed the motion of a Right Honourable Friend (we believe that of Mr. Grattan on the Ca- tholic Claims), till Monday the 3d May next. DEFAULTERS. The list of ...
... a third I time, and passed. s Sir John Newport, on behalf of Mr. Grattan, postponed the Catholic Question until 30th April. I Mr. J. Smith moved the second reading of the Bank- c 7upt Laws Amendment Bill. l Sir John Newport bore testimony to the unexampled ...
... Carlton-house. From Tuesday Night's Gazette. BANKRUPTS. John Pritchard, of Bristol, grocer.- R. B. Fletcher, of Blackbure, Lancashire , manufacturer. -Cha. Ed. Jones, of Kentish Town, Middlesex, tanner. -John Pearson, of Leicester, commission-agent.-Edw. Dolphin ...
... have, in tieir turns,., bete6 rpersecntors. Cranmer, who himself feli a victim' to persec tion, put tokdeath John Lambert, Ano Askew, John Fiitli, Willain3Allen, Jane Knell, and George Paris, who maintained some doctrines contrary to his;: and the great ...
... inhabi- tants of St Mary's, St Thomnls's,- and St John's, Dublin, in favour of the Roman Catholic claims; also similar pe- titions-fromn St Michael's and St Nicholas's. Ordered to fie on the table. Mr GRATTAN-.On presenting these petitions, lie beg-. ged ...
... Mrs Mary Riddig, the wile of Capt. Win Iidding, was tkied upon an indictutmclt for stealing Benjalmoin, the ilfhnt Child of John Sebhrier, I i months ohl. on the 281th of Ail-ust last. Sle was accompalnied by an elleriy fetuale, who had been her nurse ...