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... Petition from Arm in favour of the Irish Manufacturers' Bill.-Ordered to be printed. Mr. CURTEIS presented a Petition front the Owners and Occupiers of Laud in the neighbourhood of Lewes, in Sussex, I against any alterations in the -orn Laws. Sir JOHN NEWPORT ...
... Bill Order of Day for House goiog into Committee on Elective Franchise Bill being read on question that Speaker the Chair Mr Grattan words in to the nature aad principle of the Bill V supported going into Committee considered proposed measure would cause ...
... F'rieston William Floyes Foston m George Sills Honington John Brewster Denton John Downing junr Casthorpe William Shipman In John Dorr Barrowby Richard Hubbard !' John Robinson AlJingtoD Jo William inter Foston George Robinson Allington Jo Thomas Hubbard ...
... of Bristol to Mary Jane, yonnpest Rev. John Arden, Longcroft Hall, Surthrdsl.L Church, John Charlton, esq. of Pen.s Court Kent ,^~ At M daughter of Chas. Whitehead, esq. of Asb-’nlaec’in .u , ...
... Horsham Gaol for Two Months. THE KING V. JOHN PENNY, GENT. This was an indictment against the defendant, for an assault upon Lord Vaughan, son of the Earl of Lisburne. The indictment had been preferred at the Cardigan Sessions, and removed by certiorari, ...
... and as a spoliation ofthe landholders; he also commended the game laws as tending to preserve the public peace by withold ing arms from the hands of the populace—The Earl of Mal.meshury also opposed the hill, gut disclaimed concurrence in the arguments the ...
... of them belonging to the above-named regiment, and the other to a recruiting party of the 37th foot. The people ultimately armed themselves with staves, etc. and drove the soldiers across the fields. One of the soldiers, who is in custody, is so dreadfully ...
... on the table. IRISH ELECTIVE FRANCHISE. On the motion for going into a Committee on the Irish Elective Franchise Bill, Mr. GRATTAN opposed the motion. The House was not in possession of sufficient information to war rant them in legislating on a subject ...
... ouse , to atten d onte,Tjale who h a d t a k en po i son. Wi tness promptly atefd• found the unfortunate deceased in the arms e 4 rveral persons, amongs t w h om IA as Mr. Green. O n e rlog, witness found her vomiting the mucus of the of the stomach ...
... persons t from great number of places in the counties of Pembroke and Cardigan; from the pariah of St. Margaret, Westminster; Asm Linlithgow; and from Congleton, in the county Cheater. Sir John Newport, llr. Brougham, Mr. 8. Woeiley, Lord Milton, Mr. W. Wynn ...
... J. Martin, il. Wellealay, »• Dawson. T. H. M. Maxwell, John Wharton, John Denison, W.J. Maule, Hon. W. Whitbread, W- H, Denman,Thos. Milbank, W. Whitbread,B, C. Docheny, John M.ldmav, P. St. John Wlnte.Heury DouglHß, W. K. Milton, Vis. White, b. Dniuimvitd ...
... Martin . . Sir G. Daly, J. Maxw ell, John Wellesley, R. Dawson, T. H. M. Mottle, Hon. W. Wharf on, John , Denison, W. J. Milbank, W. Whitbread, W. H. nenmaii ,T hos. Inildmay, P. St. John Whitbread, S. C. Dogherty, John lilton, Vie. White, Henry • -Douglas ...