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... period At the same time John Sallows the younger Chas Chapman and John Hyam guilty to a similar indictment for stealing six tame fowls the property of J Nash as did also James Lawrence for stealing two ducks belonging to John Bloomfield and for which ...
... acquainted this mouth, submit to the Houses motion with respect to the late with the nature of the Bel. proceedings in the case of John Smith, a missionary at Demerara. Mr. PEEL said, Oat any argument urged against the measure Mr. STANLEY presented a petition ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... DAWKINS presented a Petition from Lynn against the Sunderland Coal Bill.— Ordered to lie on the table. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the second reading of the Royal Hibernian Mines Bill. Mr. HUSKISSON objected to the Bill, as proposing altera- ...
... THE S.T.:PARATISTS Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented is petition from a sec: of Christian people to Ireland calling themselves Sepaatrists, to be exonapted from taking oaths. Mr. 11 1./ ME thought that the subject of the petition was on. of the greatest importance ...
... clergymen. After a few words from Mr. Carew and Mr. Grattan, the clause was agreed to. On the clause enacting a penalty of 101. in every case of' undue assessment on the part of the collector, Mr. GRATTAN proposed that the penalty should be increased to ...
... 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 ...
... morning, by John Knight and Henry Lacey, Paternoster-row. This Hay is published, 4 vols, post Svo. price 9t. ia. THE FAMILY PICTURE GALLERY; or, Every Day Scenes by many close Observers. Le Vrai ! est il toujour* Vraiseinblable ! Sold by John Booth, Duke-street ...
... her way rejoicing while her auditors became more compact and more resolute than ever Nothing was to be done but to “ To arms! arms!” or to sound a retreat Upon council of between the Vicar aforesaid not Apostolic the surgical Squire” and the constable ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...