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... Remarks. Part the Second. By JOHN BOWRINO, F.I. S. And Honorary Member of several Foreign Societies. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Also may be had, The First Volume of the Specimens of the Russian Poets. By John Bowring, 12mo. price 7a ...
... Stephen Scott, William Scott, and John Smith, rof Ashford, Kent, grocers, March 29, April 5, and May 3, at ten, at Basinglialt-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Osbaldeston and Murray, London-street, Fenchurch-street, London. John Goodenough Grant, of Oxford, ...
... '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 ...
... Fergusson,Sir It. Palmer, Col. Wyvilt, T. Boughton, Sir Fitzgerald,LclW. Pelham J. C. Yorke, Sir .T. C. R. Grattan, Jas. Ridley:Sir M.W. Tellers. Caltraft; John Hamilton, A. Ricardo, 1). Hume, J. Calcraft, J. jun. Lainbton. J. G. Russel!, Lord J. Creevey, T. 43 ...
... island, which had a population of 20,000 men capable of bearing arms, there was a military force of only 1,960 men. In Cephalonia, which had a population of 3,500 capable of bearing arms, there was a garrison of only 500 men. In Santa Mama there was a ...
... desirable to try the principle of Ihe Bill. ' Mr. GRATTAN trusted the benefits of the present Bill would be extended to Ireland. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, there was no Beer Duty in Ireland. Mr. GRATTAN said, his remark applied to the licensing system ...
... were really discontented, to be' put down by such a proportion of force. in Cephalonia the number of men cabable of bearing 'arms was /5,000 ; and the English troops stationed there 500. In Santa . Meura there were 15,000 inhabitants of that descripfion ...
... 103, Saint John-strcct, Clerkeawell j and at Taylor’s Library, Brompton, *■’ Jr** IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 24. The Royal Assent was given by Commission at eleven o’clock this day to the two Mutiny Bills, the Irish Arms Bill, and ...
... number capable of be aring arms in Corfo ? (M1r. flure said across tise table, yes-but theT' were carefullydisarnied). The Hon. Member stated they wgce disarmed, certainly-he could tiot surely justify the policy of leaving arms in the hands of a hostile ...
... Trench, F. W. Claiighton, T. Hume, J. Wilson, Sir It. Colborne R. Larnbion, J. G. Wells, John Creevey,'Thos. Marjorihanks, S. Williams, W. Downie, R. O'Neil, lion. John Duncunnon, Viact. Pares, T. 'TELLERS. Fergusson, Sir B.C. Phillips, G. .R. Lush Pane, ...
... Whitelaw, from half-pay, to be second Assistant - Surgeon. —___■___— Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant ofthe County of Cardigan. Thomas Lloyd, Esq. to be Deputy .{lieutenant ; George Jeffreys, Esq. to be ditto ; Francis David .Saunders, Esq. to be ditto; ...
... they had employeu (near.} was also k motiort for a list the witnesses ex-as to justify the Right Honorable Gentleman Mr. Grattan would vote for the motion fa on the late state (Mr. Plunkett) in calling into action and exerting division were pressed, because ...