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... house in George-street, Hanover-square; -Dowager Countess of Cardigan, in Seymour-place, from her seat, Richmond ; the Countess St. Antonio, at her house in Hanover-square, from Brighton ; Sir John Byng, Bart., from Twickenham ; Sir Thomas and Lady Farquhar ...
... Secretary Peel—Bill to amend Gaol Act of last Session. Sir John Newport—Bill to repeal Act 21 Goo. 2, c. 8, which pr o hibi ts di m i nut i on of eccles i ast i ca l Di gn i t i es. Mr. Grattan—Return of the names and religious persuasions of all persona ...
... of the law. He was assured it would be ruinous to the landed interest. T. WILSON said a few words against the measure. Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT was favourable to the measure, and begged, as a landed proprietor, to return his thanks to the on. and Learned Gentleman ...
... e has just'taken place . here, far surpassing their' irii horror and atrocity. An American schoonei' the Napoleon, Captain John Hall, having received the a mount of her freight in cash, about 1,000 dollars, sailed from this on Friday last, the 23d inst ...
... Proposed by Mr. Hume to prevent Flogging of Soldiers. Allan, J. H. Grattan, J. Ramsbottom, John Bennet, Hon. H. G. Moberly, J. Ridley, Sir M. W. Brougham, Henry Moberly, W. L. Smith, John Browne, Dominic Martin, J. Smith, Wm. Buxton, T. F. Monck, J. B. ...
... nothing without the en' jeyment of it. If Government would go the length he wished, and were to fail, he should be the first to arm them with suffi. dent powers to suppress confusion. Prance, Russia, Prussia, Westphalia s and Saxony, were tolerant states. ...
... see what other coarse could have been taken by the' Irish overnment to promote justice, than that which they had taken. Mr. GRATTAN Raid he feared it was too true that there were party Juries in Ireland. Mr. J. SMITH explained. Mr. CALCRAFT thought the case ...
... T. P. Heathcote, G. J. Russell, R. G. Becher, W. W. Heron, Sir R. Russell, G. W. Benyon, B. Hill, Lord Arthur Ramsbottom, John Bernal, Ralph Hobhouse, J. C. Rickford; W. Birch, J. Honeywood, W. P. Robertson, A. Brougham, H. Hornby, E. Scarlett,'J. Browne ...
... against Mr. John Smith, late Missionary at Demerara. 2. Mr. Brownlow—To refer. Petition concerning Roman Catholic Association to the 'Committee on the state of Ireland. 3. Mr. Goulburn—Bill to renew Insurrection Act (Ireland). 4. Sir John Newport—To refer ...
... fire, and nearly 40 feet of her length consumed. COLONEL FRENCIS.-In the John Bull of last Sunday, this Officer was mentioned in disrespectful terms as the friend of Mr. BATTIER. John Bull is often too indiscriminate and wanton in his serious attacks and ...
... public. The petition was ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. COURT OF SESSION. Air. DENMAN presented a petition from John Flay, a Scotch merchant, complaining of certain alleged abuses by the Court of Session in Scotland, which had imprisoned the ...
... G. Peel, Its. Hon. W. Pearse, John Ridley, Sir M. W. Robertson, A. Rae, Rt. Nn. SirW Robinson, t Iln. Howley, Sir J. Ross, C. Rogers, Ed. Roseißt.Hon.SirG Robarts, Ur. A. Russell, J. W. Stopford, Visct. Stuart, W. (Arm.) Stuart, J. Steuart, A. Seymour ...