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... to be— For the motion 69 Against it, 124 Ahajority against the motion, —55 On our return to the Gallery we found Mr. HENRY GRATTAN moving, pursuant to the notice he had given, for the producteon of a copy of a Report made by Commissioners appointed to inquire ...
... the said Deputy Remembrancer, No. Xl7, Mitre-court -Buildings, Temple, London ; She Fishguard Arm, in Fishguard ; the Castle, Newport ; and the Angel, Cardigan. This Day was published, in co. price 2s. s,wed, A N ESSAX‘on some GENERAT PLES of POLITICAL ...
... Rice, S. - Bernal 'Grattan, J. - Robarts, A. W. Birch, Gaskell, Ben. .. Robinson- Sir Geo. Bric, , ht;Pftnry - Harbord, licrn.ll3%. , ,..‘Rumbold, , R. Brougham, Henry HObliou - se, J.C.• Smith, Wm. Bury, Lord King, Sir J. D. Smith, John Chaloner, Robert ...
... G. Peel, Its. Hon. W. Pearse, John Ridley, Sir M. W. Robertson, A. Rae, Rt. Nn. SirW Robinson, t Iln. Howley, Sir J. Ross, C. Rogers, Ed. Roseißt.Hon.SirG Robarts, Ur. A. Russell, J. W. Stopford, Visct. Stuart, W. (Arm.) Stuart, J. Steuart, A. Seymour ...
... 0 Col. Johnson, 31. P. 10 0 Col. Davies, M.P. 25 0 Richd. Leyton, Esq. 5 5 John Hartley, Esq. 5 5 1 Alex. Galloway, Esq. 5 5 John Wilks, Esq. 26 5 D.W. Haryey, Esq. 10 10 John Yelland, Esq. 2 0 R.Williams, Esq. M.P. 2 0 Joseph llume,Esq.3l.P. 5 0 The ...
... and Jolts Grattan, were 'charged efitli e - pieking the pocket of Mr. Thomas Moss, of 'Dolton, August last, in :that town, of a packet-litioltanotteaceing one bank of England note one pound, and two prornieeery..notes. The Jury ecquitted Grattan, and found ...
... 'emit', Ralph Grattan, J. Smith, W. Blake, Sir F. Hamilton, Lord A. Sykes, D. llouthe3, Sir J. F. Lambton, J. G. Thompson, Ald. Dir e , Lennard, T. B. Wilson, Thomas Boughton . , Sir W. Letltbridge, Sir T. Wilson, Sir R. Cal cra f t , John Marjoribanks ...
... of the law. He was assured it would be ruinous to the landed interest. T. WILSON said a few words against the measure. Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT was favourable to the measure, and begged, as a landed proprietor, to return his thanks to the on. and Learned Gentleman ...
... and obtained leave from their Colonels to wear mourning on the left arm, in memory of the late Duke of York. The Scots' Grays and Royal Artillery also wear crape round the left arm. The 73d Regiment stationed at Waterford, at• tended Divine Service on ...
... u ry; and Mr. Wiacitts, ,J. • Benson, Lancaster, linen -draper, Nov. 20, 21, at fire, anti Dec. 'l3; at ten, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Wilson and Iliggin, Lancaster; and Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Church -yard, London. W. C. Stephens ...
... Preston T. CoUmbel], Derby—Kines Arms, Derby Cooke, jun., Eye—Six Bells, Bury St. Edmund's lO H. Fairciough, Hindley—Golden Lion, Liverpool J. Fountain, Norwich---Rampant Horse, Norwich E. Foden, Warwick—Warwick Arms; Warwick .. 11 R. Jackson, jun. ' ...
... PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex Dorset, Devou, and-Cornwall, and proport:,:' of Solite+ set, Sun ey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Wilt Berhs ; Middlesex, Sulfolks H et ttor4. and, r t containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire., of the ...