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... powerful by whomsoever they are employed. Armed with such topics, Hunt will be as formidable as Fox, and Hume or Grattan will threaten as much danger as Sheridan. It is be- ' the ettisctnal employment of such arms daes not imply ctrtMadir tsr station, or ...
... seemed sensible of the magnitude of her imputed crime. Bow-siheex.—Yesterday John Foster, the landlord of the Prince of Wales public-house, at Brompton, anil William Horne and John Bradley, two olßcers of the County Court of Requests of Middlesex, in Kin ...
... was held at the London Tavern. Tbe Duke of York was the chair, supported on his right the Earl of Lonsdale and the Right Hon. John Beckett, and on his left by the Earl of Hare wood, Sir Henry Wright Wilson, Mr. Alderman Bridges, fee. Upon the health of the ...
... MINORITY On Sir John Newport's Motion relative to the First Fruits Fund in Ireland.—May 25. Allen, J. H. Hill, Lord A. Powlett, Hon. Anson, Sir G. Hornby, E. Price, R. Baukes, H. Hughes, W. L. Robarts, A. W. Barnard, Viscount Hume, J. Jlobaris, G. J. ...
... Brahmin and a Mohammedan, in attitudes expressive of grief. On the back are the arms of the East-India Company, with tbe figures ofa British grenadier on one side of the arms, and a scapoy on tbe other side. Each basso-relievo is decorated with the lotus ...
... Company, John Steyner, fourth son of Charles Bosanquet, Esq. of Hampstead Heath, the 22d year of his age.—At Bath, A Nesbitt, R. N.—Edward Jones, aged 72, Welch Bard to the Prince of Wales.—ln his 100 th year, the Rev. John Evans, Vicar of Cardigan and Lansillo ...
... contained the libel from 11. Grattan, Esq Upon their giving up this paper to Mr. Davis, he had sought for and obtained evidence as to Mr. Grattan's hand-writing. He had an affidavit to prove that this paper was in Mr. Grattan's hand-writing, regularly sworn ...
... Freemasons' Tavern.—Abl, Image of Israel, John-street, telsories.- 4dh. Pilgrim Lodge, of Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Ledge of Frlend•latp.Tbatebed Home Tavern, Se. James'.' Lodge, Freemesone Tavese.—s4, Old Kin& Arms Lodge, Freentasoes' Ts Vern.-86, St ...
... seventeen [Shillings and sixpence, the monies of John Hart and others his partners, two years John Pickering, for stealing at Birmingham mixed metal, value the property John Limvood, twelve months.—John Harris, for stealing at Birmingham (with another ...
... Secretary very and in favour of the measure he not only by its intrinsic merits but by operation of the of it but Sir John Mr Grattan Mr S Rice measure by arguments Mr Peel measure He that the were same been offered by thtke gentlemen year and the happiest ...
... Feathers, Bar day the 26th day of May insl two o’clock. Jlarlaston, l.ytli May. 1.-aac Alton, John Holt, J George Hooth, John Uowlnnil. Egerum. John Hand, - Ti'ieut^ John Stanley, Leech, 6. Brett, , T. Bakewcl!, Spring-Tale. Thomas Toft, Blur I on. James Farrall ...
... to he understood, he did not make any charge against Mr. Green as having acted cruelly to the prisoners ; he was, no doubt, armed with the power to ioflict the punishment complained of; what he found fault with was, that such a power should be permitted ...