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... in parlia- ment for this city comn enced ov Satarday week, in the room of the late Mr. Grattan. A very severe Contest if ex- pected; the candidates are, Mr. Grattan, suu of the late member, and Mr. BorovGu or a court leet holden in this bo- rough on Friday ...
... gregation, on the 25th ult. the Rev. John C. White, M.A. of Pembroke Hall, and the Rev. John Lodge, M. A. of Magdalene College, were appointed Pro-Proctors.—On the same day, the Rev, Henry Hanter Hughes, M, A. of St. John’s Cuilege, and the Rev, Richard Dawes ...
... Secretary for Ireland, opposed it; and 'he question was negatived in the of commons 17* lo 141. the lords only 69. .. . , , Mr. Grattan's motion the ensoing year, in the hon«e or commons, was negatived by majority of : and that of Lord in the upper house, 90 ...
... leave the Tli sifin cases, than the taking per cent, in others. It is in contemplation to ereft Dublin, to the memory of Mr. Grattan. _v.s , There are only nine provincial-b&ttfajiflUHUhd'- 1809 there Were forty-three. ~-vSS^^*^^' An immense quantity of ...
... nature of things that her constitution can loved those who are plotting against the constitution of Spain, and who rose in arms against that Naples. The inducements on the part the British government to accede to the proposition of the venerable Zea arc ...
... ave quite as to its place Gt dot. Thétinie ¥iil the Cotist will of itself, they whe up in an instant=--every body must go armed, and we shall have nothing but and bloodsli#d: Mstwithstaniling thé decree igsut@ sofife back, thé importdtiot! of books into ...
... laurel. This contest was looked to with much interest. Eight competi tors appeared, viz. Pierce Jones, Richard Williams, John Hughes, John Evans, Evan Jones, Richard Joues, Thomas Edwards, and Owen Griffith. After each had exhibited their skill, Mr. Parry ...
... and a public calamity. Mrs. Parry is the daughter of John Thomas Esq. of Llaufyllin, is left with live children deplore this sad bereavement. Since w riling the uUive, have seen a letter written by John Parry, Esq. Registrar of Music the Royal C.ambrian ...
... township of Holliugworth. Murder. —Edward Grattan (26), on the body of John Milbourne, on the night of the lltbofMay last, at Duckenfield. Being armed at night, with intent to kill game.— Ralph Shenton (30), and John Tittler (29), in the township ol Crewe ...
... still an operative law, far principle goes ; that is, it would enforced every where, if the Pope were armed with all the power he desires. And shall we arm him and put it in his power, means of his subjects, to undermine our state ? Shall we put the Pope's ...
... may bed at the Wynustay Arm,. Wreihatii i the Wyonatajr Arms, Ruthuu ; Cnia, Key, U.entry \ Swan, VVol.erhampioQ; Jerningham Anna, SbiffuJ ; Lion, Shrewalmry ; Albion Hotel, Chester ; Liverpool Arms, Liverpool : Mosley Arms, Manrbeater; ike Bosh, Bristol; ...
... Aldertey, Esq. John Smith Barry, Esq. Rev. Offley Crewe, William Egerton, Esq. James France France, The Rt. Hod. Lord Com* btrmere. Viscount Belgrave. The Honourable Robert Groivenor, Sir J. F. Leicester, Bt. Esq. John Daintry, Esq. High John Feilden, Esq ...