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... was held at the London Tavern. Tbe Duke of York was the chair, supported on his right the Earl of Lonsdale and the Right Hon. John Beckett, and on his left by the Earl of Hare wood, Sir Henry Wright Wilson, Mr. Alderman Bridges, fee. Upon the health of the ...
... continued standing, his arm extended and pistol presented, for about a couple of minutes; and sensible that had received his death, exclaimed^—lt shall never said that the last act of my life was an act of revenge, gradually lowered his arm to his side, sunk ...
... Recorder made his report, to the King in council, of the prisoners in Newgate, capitally convicted at the February sessions, when John Ferguson, for stealing in a dwelling-house; James Dovey and Roger Adams, for highway robbery ; and William Walker and William ...
... establishment, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the late John Esq. Turvey-house. —At St. Alban's, the Rev. Sir John Filmer, Bart, of Langleyburv, Herts, to Esther Stow, daughter of the late Mr. John Stow, that place.—At St. Pancras, Sir Stephen Shairp, of ...
... remarks have elicited a letter from Mr. Menzies, the Scotch Advocate, to the editor of the Courier, and also a letter from John Hope, j Esq. to Mr. Abercronfby. Some passages in f Mr. Hope's letter being considered of a nature j to promote feelings of ...
... and re- d thin the capital, d the 3 tt| who he roads covered safety their depre- n«ent\ n»eers whom ted havin & been t,,eir arms which they oa, ists HKainst 1,,e defenceless Smi^espi- COndi tionof the army 10n a °d rebellion are SQn l s stated from Valencia ...
... are excluded. Exceptions ' u ntr duCed f classed T he Right Hon. Gent, then laid the bill on tbe table of cheers of th°e Mr. John Smith opposed Mion. He denied that any part the proceedings of the cftlSc association deserved to be characterised as they ...
... government, and thought it fight to say. that it was in the contemplation his Majesty's Ministers to propose immediately to arm the executive government of that country with additional powers, but to confine the operation of the measures to the conclusion ...
... the assumption of pledge having been given at Union that Catholic claims would be conceded, was altogether unwarranted. Sir John Newport said that he well remembered having challenged the late Lord Castlereagh with breach of that pledge, and of being met ...