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... 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 ...
... William Davis Bayley, Esq. John Farewell, Eq. John Day Blake, Esq. William Leigh, Esq. Thomas Edward Clarke, Esq. Thomas Loftus, Esq. John Coney, Esq. William Stephenr, Esq. he Non. Thomas Erskine. George Vincent, Esq. John Evered, Esq. George Aug. Woodforde ...
... Bill. The doors were thrown open, and Sir John Newport appeared with the biil, supported by .Mr. Brougham, Lord Milton, and other leading Member*. Having approached the Bar, the Lord Chancellor received it.—Sir John Newport mid—The Commons have passed a Bill ...
... Hon. Member for Limerick; and if provisions of it were not modified, he would move that it be read this day six months. Mr. GRATTAN briefly opposed the measure as unnecessary and impolitic. Mr. S. RICE never would accede te the principle, that a Minister ...
... iron-founders William Jones, linen-drapers—William Sommerrille, of Liverpool, victuallers William Alexander, of Bath, hatter—John Hollins, of Ardwick, Wormwood Street, corn-merchant Jane Carter, of Hanover Street, Hanover Square, milliner—Henry Brown, of ...
... Williams, W. Rowley, Sir W. Wilion; C. Rothirts,- J. Whamm, But*ti, Sir r. CroMpti,tt, t RObert Colborne, N: it. J.' Cartir, John T: tot John Fitif6y; Lord C. P. lrfM) . r;' SiiW. Johnstone, COL o: P. A Preorgtory. Meeting. was on ~,IN.tisday ut the Taver4,lor ...
... to us in the names of Wyndham and of Whitbread, of Romilly and of Pitt, and of even greater names than these of Fox and of Grattan. (Hear, hear.) Its advocates are not, however, confined to the great men of former times, for I may without vanity assert ...
... ts, but it had the authority of the greatest men, Burke,_ Romilly, Whitbread, and others • and greater than all, Fox and Grattan, who were the fathers of this measure. The wisest of the present generation were the constant, zealous, friends of this measure ...
... Abingdon, Aug. and 10. Court King's Bench, May Kin*; v.John nny, gf/ir.—This was indictment for assault upon Vaughan, son of the Earl of I.isbiinie. The indict mem had been preferred at the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, instance of the prosecutor ...
... Aug. and If). Court King's Bench, May 11.— The Kinrr v. John Penny, ge/if.—This was indictment lor assault upon L«nd Vaughan, son the Fail I.isbuiiie. The indictment had beeu preferred the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, |he instance of the ...
... of farm-house, out-buildings, and near ACRES of rich and fertile arable, pasture, and marsh land, in the occupation of Mr. John llickinbotham, on lease at SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS per annum, , be viewed till the sale, and Perliculars ...
... 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 ...