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... fortUMa affections. Mr. Ventura Is about 33 years «se, in blue, and carried large cloak, lined with scarlet, tktM| across Ida arm, during the investigation. Mrs. Bartlett seems lady about the age of 50, the remains of hating been, whnl understand she ifc ...
... Sussex fox-hounds on Monday at Wood, Thursday at Ditchllng Common, Saturday at Flrl'p and Monday the 14lh at the Sheffield Arms. The Lewes side hartiers Monday at Newmarkel-hill, and Wedneidu, he Kennel, II lord. The Oakley hounds on Monday at Tuesday ...
... and 29, at twelve, at the Star and Carter Hotel, Worcester. Solicitors, Mr. John Parker, Sansom-strcet, Worcester; and Messrs. Swain and Co, Frederick’--place, Old Jewry. JOHN COOPER, of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, shopkeeper, March 4, fl, and 29, eleven ...
... impatient of the degradation, took up arms, and by war and rebellion against the supreme power attempted shake off the yoke. After struggle well worthy the cause in which they were embarked, they were length subdued the Roman arms, and dele- . gates brought before ...
... had raised the fame the British arms to what was called then, ns it was called now, the pinnacle of glory, and then the penal code was enacted—that code which had so often elicited the. eloquence of the sublime Grattan over whom had wept—that code which ...
... period of the discussion. To-morrow he would move, that the Sergeant at Arms should take all those into custody who did not attend. And, in the mean time, proposed that the Sergeant at Arms have the list put into his hands, to note down the non-attendants. ...
... twelve, at the Green Man Inn, Astbrn, Derbyshire. Solicitors, Messrs. Holme and Co., New Inn, London; aidli. John Brittlebnnk, Aslihorne. JOHN ORANT, of Kingnton Hull. perfumer, Mi«h 18. 19,« April 26. twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Soliclton, Mr ...
... the said John Raper. and Ins issue, may t(ikc anti use the surname of Laroplngh. in addition to and that Aaper, and also bear the arms of Lamplugh quarterly with those of Raper, •uch arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms and recorded ...
... the judgment of the Court for an assault on Lord Vaughan. An indictment preferred against, hira at the Quarter Sessions of Cardigan, end shea IVIr. Parry offered to plead guilty, his lordship, a writ of certiorari, removed the proceeding to the Court of ...
... S. Coffin, Sir 1. Macdonald, J. tbllbbs. Chaloner, R. Mildmay, P. St. John Hobhouse, J. C. Colborne, N. R. Newman, R.W. Gordon, T. Calcraft, J. Normanby, Vis. paired of. Carter, John Nugent, Lord Creevey, T. Denman, O’Callaghan, J. Denison, W.J. Davies ...
... Earl Winchelsea Lord Saltotin Earl Stradbrokc Lord Bagot of Garrick Lord Dormer Earl Craven Lord Vernon Earl Wemyss Earl Cardigan Lord Douglas Earl Qralmni(Duke Earl Egremont L. Ross (E.Glasgow.) Montrose) Earl Ciaucarty Earl Kellie Lord Lord Forbes Viscount ...
... PRIVILEGE. Mr. CALCRAFT presented petition from Robert Poer Trench Pilkington, who bad been committed the custody the Sergeant at Arms, for breach of the privilege of the house. As the petitioner had voluntarily confessed himself the author of the fictitious ...