... these grounds, therefore, should move the previous question. ~ The motion was also opposed by Mr. Western. Mr. Huskisson, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. Barrett, and lost « division, the numbers being—tor the nioimn against it majority in favour of Ministers 74 ...

... Prentice and Thomas Shelley, of Ma' ter, muslin-manufacturers.—John Bragg, of WhiieW' , Cumberland, thread-manufacturer.—George Sahti ' 1 Leicester-square, Westminster, tailor and breecbcs-n' ', —John Cdleiton, hue of Blackburn. Uncasliire, keeper—Thomas Jarman ...

... have taken p'aislcr masks the late Mr. Grattan, for the purpose making busts of this distinguished character. It is expected that monument to Mr. Grattan will erected, by subscription. in Ireland.—Mr. Grattan's son is expected to succeed his lamented ...

... -Tea®’ .pi Mr. John Walker, of Westinglon, near Broiny**’ pi Assignees of the said Bankrupt) particulars ' I known. -- I Notice to Debtor! and Creditors. . ALL Persoos having any Claim or De® the Estate or Effects of the !ate Mr. JOHN Stof Newhall, in ...

... bearing dale the 88th of December, 1819, awarded and issued against JOHN JONES, of the Parish Saint Swithin, in the City of Worcester, Linen- Draper, (trading under the firm of John Jones and Company,) intend to meet on the 9th day of October next, at ...

... otherwise Leslie of Stowmarket, Suflblk, cabinet-maker anA —James Jackson, of Coventry, ribbon-roan John lid wards, of Wartniiuler, Wilts, **. John Adlington, late of Tottenham, Mind and carpenter. —Kdward Woolley, of llib l shire, iron-master and s ...

... several large clots of hlood, drawn by the arm of this young amazon. Monday, James Pitcher, late porter to Mr. Maltby, linen-draper, High Holborn, was charged with robbing his master of goods to large amount, and John his brother, with receiving part the same ...

... Roman Catholics, which whs numerously ami most respectably signed, in doing pronounced an impressive eulogium lire h.te Mr. Grattan, whose fame deemed to be of the most virluiMts character ; it was adherence trr principle, avoiding all subserviency that ...

... The Rev, J. Jefferson, Archdeacon of Colchester. Rev. John Edgar, Chaplain to his Majesty, Rev. Henry Hutton, Colchester. Rev. A. Maho», Cavetown, Ireland. Rev. J. T. Grant, Guildford. Major John Bridge, Dublin. Prepared only by JAMES COCKLE, Apothecary ...

... stood follows: Sir John icholl Mr. tleber 805 During the whole Thursday the polling was kept up with great spirit by both parties, but evidently in favour of Mr. Heber; and at the close the umnbers stood thus: Mr. Heber 588 Sir John hiicholl T ...

... WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER, married. On Tnc-day, Anslev, Warwickshire, John Chcdwode, h-q. eldest son of Sir John Chedwode. Bart, tne Karl Stamford, to Elizabeth Juliana New dilate, eldest daughter of John Newdigate Ludford, Ksq. of Ansley Hall. Tlic Rev. Samuel Rickards ...

... Baltiol: Charles Ingram Ford and Jos.D.ouel. ; John F..W. I’antooaod Ja- Gras •ell, t idxer-iis John Jos. and Benj. H. Banner, Fellows St. John’s. Thursday la-1, the following Degrees were conferred Uoehd.tr* Art*: John Law, F.xeler; Fras. Hole. iv.ieen’s; King ...