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... Mrs. Robarts, hi Grosvenor- street ; Sir John and Lady Copley, in George-street, Han- over-square ; Miss North, in Manchester-square; Lady Ber- nard, in Berkeley-square; Mr. Stewart, in Hill-street; Mrs. John Baring, in Queen-street, May-fair; Mrs. Crewe ...
... Esq. John Campbell Cameron, Esq. Edmund Larkin, Esq; John Capel, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq; Wflliam Curling, Esq. Richard Percival, Esq. George Drew, Esq. Philip Ripley, Esq. James Flower, Esq. D. H. Rucker, Esq. Jobn Gaitskell, Esq. John Smith* ...
... 26th of Marcli, and SOth ofApril. The Heirs of the late John Jones, Esq. planter, (residing in North Wales) were Plaintiffs; and the Execu- tors to the estate, George Buchanan, Charles Simson, and John Wilson, Esquires, Defendants. The Court de- cided in ...
... better system might become the right arm of England. He did not believe that the standing army was kept up to destroy the liberties ofthe subject, but partly from habi,, nnd par, ly from the influence with which it armed the Ministers. He recommended economy ...
... Bui White Lion, ntid Boar. Head, CarmanbeosWr __2ft Black Lion Cardigan; Bell, Brecon; Ship, Neil h- Bear Cowbridge ; Angel, Cardiff and Abergavenny^ B^(J t £â¢' M.mmouih, Kwg's Arms, and Bell. Gl..u«,iâ ' ffS Cb!i JWI, ?? ***«» While Urn. lliilh; ...
... was at present agitated by a rebellion, which was fo- mented by persons professing Uie Roman Catholic Religion. Mr. Henry Grattan. — Have I .icard right ? Has any one said the country is agitated by a rebellion, fomented by per- sons professing the Roman ...
... for they could not imagine that auy thing like a popular delusion could be achsuved in her favour — they could not fancy that John. Bull was really such au ass as to allow him- self to be persuaded that black was white, depravity honour, and adultery virtue ...
... couuiry men become dangerous precisely in the degree that they defy opinion and hraye the sentiment of the.r spec.es. Infamy is arms, and the dregs of the rabble are the Gracchi and dualities of our civilized sedition ? Tell me, Sir, for it ha ...
... HEREFORDSHIRE PITT CLUB On Tuesday last this Society held its tenth Anni- versary Meeting at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford, whichwas most numerously and respectably attended! Ev^, t ?? r T i „ th^ C^ a • ir ' Wb ?? W •' l, ab,y f ' eri b ?? n > r ...
... Sir Vicary Gibbs 10 lo O Mrs. Rath-Child 3 3 0 John Williams, Esq 5 5 0 W. Green, Esq ? 5 0 Thos. De lstner, Esq 3 0 0 Adam Bell, Msq 5 5 0 John Redendeu, Esq 3 s o J. P. de Roure, Esq 5 5 0 General Sir John Wilson 5 5 0 Kdm. Gmildsmith, Esq.. 5 5 0 Philip ...
... might be fully ascertained what could bo done for l hem. The Petition was read, and ordered to be printed. FIRST FRUITS. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for Copies of all Letters or Reports transmitted from the Board of First Fruits, Ireland, to the Irish Secretary ...
... issue his warrant for the apprehension of John Stanley, for wisobedience to the order of the Speaker, and to the summons terved upon him to attend the Committee. lhe motion was agreed to, and the Sergeant at Arms or- A v ' nke ?? Jolm S,anlp y into custody ...