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... going on , a number of persons were using whistles to create _confusion , and that _several _persons were in the upper gallery armed with bludgeons , and a _number of the audience were severely beaten b y them . It was clearly _proved that a person named H ...
... the people ridden o'er like sand slaves on horseback—l have seen malt liquors Exchanged for thin potations by John Bull— have seen John half detect himself a fool— We have reserved for the last place, the passage in which the noble bard speaks of his ...
... praying him to direct _a'iuitable Monument to be erected in St Paul ' s Church , _in-te 8 _timbny of the _great _services of John , Earl St Vincent , _particularly _as a memorial of the victory which he obtained over > the _Spanish _fleet on the 14 th ' ...
... ae» meT.t, right bon. Sir John Sinclair, hon. J. Abercromhv, >l. i ■, rr, Puhenef Malcolm, Sir Charles Kerr, Bart., Sir J. i'*** Mai.well. Bart., Sir Robert Liston, General VV. Maniand^ Col. Roberts, M.P., Sir Baker, Bart., John an. Esq. Airdock, M.P., ...
... Newcastle, 18, Francis & Sarah, Milne, Newcastle, goods; Helens! Wilson,do. props; 19. Elizabeth. Duncan, do. do Canal, 18, Young John, Rosa, Wick, rails— tnagreall, 19, Sir David MoncrieS, Paterson, Leith, timber Cromarty 18 Lizard. Fraser, Leith, goods— Nairn ...
... should not press the _question at present . The _motion was _negatived without a _division . IRISH DIOCESAN SCHOOLS . . Sir _JOHN _NEWPORT . addressed the house for . the purpose of obtaining a . pledge that it would at an early period of the next _session ...
... Oil the mo ion of Sir John Newptirt, the Clerk of the w e House readt the orler ftr the attentdatsce of Benjiamin te Ricky, hs(i. the Clerk of the Crowni fur the city of al i- Dublin. t The SPrARER directed the Serjeanit at Arms to in h, nt quire if Mr ...
... would conceive they were contending for prize rather than seeking to convince. Any person who has ever heard the lamented Mr Grattan speak, will have a tolerable notion of French oratory. They are often however much more outre than was, contrary his method ...