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... friend and proceed to London. Sir John has been for many months in a declining state of health. Should the present attack terminate fatally, the coincidence between his case and that of his late friend, Henry Grattan, cannot fail to strike our readers ...
... tenos Air e ' India (11 0° ' ditto, 2,70°' !s. fld 150 bae l o Hides; 9' s; 17 bale° Charlo4 o° o l enrurp DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S iIiEVCION FOR A RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF VOTERS, TfIEIR QUALIFICATIONS, IN THE SEVERAL BOROUGHS OF ENGLAND RETURNING ...
... Ireland. , Mr. JAMES GRATTAN said that his Hon. Friend (Mr. Hume) was perfectly correct in what he stated. The Orangemen in the Yeomanry Corps were the chief promoters of some very recent disturbances. The second reading of the Irish Arms Bill was postponed ...
... merchants—John Martin and William Hall, of Liverpool, brokers—Samuel Weddell, John Till, and John Weddell, of Aldgate, woollen-drapers—Ann Jane Absalom, Charlotte Russell, and Mary Ann Absalom, of Mortimer-tslreet, Mary-la-bonne, milliners—John Hill and ...
... they might judge whether the severity used towards them was justified by sound discretion. The first case Was that of private John Calender, who was charged with unsoldierlike conduct, in putting blank ammunition in the breast of his jacket on parade. For ...
... Burnie and John Burnie, of Miramichi, New Brunswick, North America, merchants.—Thomas Warwick, John Warwick, and Richard Warwick, of Cambridge, linendrapers.—John Hawkes and Joseph Evans, of Old Jewry, toy-merchants.—Joshua Crossley and !John Crossley, ...
... 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 ...
... when the new Directors elected on last, viz.—William Stanley Clarke, Esq., John ston, .Esq., Richard Chicheley Plowden, Esq., Raikes, Esq, George Abercrombie Robinson, Esq. , John Thornhill, Thornhill, Esq., tock the oaths and their seats' -- William Wigram ...
... schools had always conducted themselves with great propriety in every department of life into which they afterwards entered. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said the great evil belonging to the scholastic institutions in Ireland, was that of their being subdivided into such ...
... Althorp, Lord ' Ferguson, Sir R. Phillips, G. H. Baring, A. Folkestone, Lord Powlett, Hon. J. T. Baring, Sir T. Grattan, Jas. Rice, T. S. Benett, John Gurney, H. Ridley, Sir M. W. Bennet, Hon. H. G. Gipps, G. Bickford, W. Benyon ' B. Haldimand,W. Robarts, A ...
... appointment, by Sir John Osborn. Lieut. Haggeraton, on promotion, by Sir Carnaby Haggersten. Mr. Quentin, on receiving the Royal Guelphic Order, by Count Munster. Mr. Raine, on being appointed Lord Chief Justice of North Wales. Mr. John Collingridge, by ...
... in question. The Chairman next directed the Serjeant at Arms to call in the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, Benjamin Rikey, Esq., upon which that Gentleman appeared at the Bar. Examined by Sir JOHN NEWPORT. What is your name ?—Benjamin Rikey. You are Clerk ...