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... Chairman. Wiliam C. Bra n d ram, Esq. John M art i n ; Esq. M. P. W illiam Copland, E sq . Rowland Mi tchell, E sq. W. D. D owsen, Esq. Robert Alitf or d Sir Thomas H. Farquhar, Bt. John G. Raven' Esq. shaw, Esq. John Ga• rratt, Esq. Alderman Robert Rickards ...
... the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Hants, Dorset, Dei on, and Cornwall, and portions ot Somerset, Surrey, Pem- iiroke, Cardigan, Caermartucn, Glamorgan, W»lts. Berks, Middlescr, fuffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge. Part IX. con- aingnearly die whole pf ...
... up stairs, when the dreadful spectacle presented itself of the lifeless pse of the young lady. Mr. Bradley, the surgeon, of John-street, Berkeleysquare. who was called in, deposed to the situation in which he discovered the deceasal, and stated, that although ...
... by leave the tenant}, ami further particulars obtained of John Moore and Son, Auctioneers, 17X, Great Snrrev slreet, Blackfriars-road. Coal Merchants, Timber Merchants, Wharfingers, 6cc. By JOHN LANGDON, Mr. James’s, Artillery Tavern, Woolwich, on TUESDAY ...
... ingratitude is not amongst the number. We can asSure your Excellency, that though we have left a great number of legs and arms on the - Continept, and in the ocean; still a sufficient number remains to protect our King and CoUntry from -foreign or domestic ...
... tried before the Rey, S. 'l' Roberts, surrogate of the dioce. 4 owl). If t h ey w il l not accept this of Leighlin and F e rns. John Bally, administrator of rest no more, and business s h a ll tee . Davis, was promovent, Felix Toole, i m pugnant The clal i; ...
... tithe cause came to be tried before the Reverend S. T. Roberts, Surrogate, of the Diocese of Leighlin and Ferns. John Baily, administrator of John Davis, VMS promovent ; Felix Toole, impugnant. The claim was for tithe of corn, hay, rape, potatoes, &c. &c. ...
... 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 ...
... Bankers, Norwich. ACTUAST— Richard E•q. LONDON DISTRICT COIIIII !TEL Clerks Harvey, Esq. M.P. Great Geuripsitreet, Westminster. John Wright, Erg. Heurleitmestilot William Berate', Esq. Queen Allrre.erreei Writ Jaime' Harding. Esq. telantrodrut,Aurgetio. S ...
... against it. Mr. NESS, on this, demanded a ballot, which I cil4 seconded by Mr. Patrick, and supported by Mess Grattan, M.P., D. Latouche, Henry Grattan, Lord Cloncurry. It was opposed by Messrs. Sutte r ; Collins, and Aldermen Nugent and Archer; tb latter of ...
... Solomon Holloway, a man of respectable appearance, and we understand very respectably connected, was charged by the house of John Watson and Co. of Holborn-hill, with having committed frauds to a large amount upon that firm. There were several cases stated ...
... against it. • ftlr. Ness, on this, demanded a ballot, which was seconded bf Mr. Patrick, and supported by Messrs. Grattan, M. P. aL i td Henry Grattan Hon. Hely H utc hi nson , and 14 ,7 , , CiOnCUrTY. It was Opposed by Messrs. Sutter, Collins, and 2 1 ! 1 :: ...