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... dec. 73d Ditto—Ass. Surg. J. H. Cardiff, from h.p. 82d Foot, to be Ass. Sorg. vice 3lanin, prom. 75th Ditto—Ass. Sorg. C. Grattan, from h.p. Bth Drag. to be Ass. Sorg. vice Barry, appointed to Ist Drag. 77th Ditto—Ens. E. Sutherland, front 48th Foot, to ...
... ourselves at a future period. To take another instance, Sir—there is no profession in this country so honourable as that of arms, and no doubt there are many gallant officers present ready to express the utmost abhorrence at the perjury of the peasantry ...
... Te deaoM the charg'd botom of the periloui ctaff Which weight upon the heart and to (till those feelings which nerve the arm of despair the commission of midnight maiden. He proceeded now the details of the plan hod to propose. found that the number ...
... timid policy which raised old Grattan the rank of demigod among his demi-barbarian countrymen ? by concessions made to traitors, who under the title of volunteers in the service of their king, threatened turn their arms against him, their demands were ...
... coal-workcrs,scamen, and ropers,of Liverpool. They were ordered to be referred to the committee up stairs. Mr. GRATTAN presented petition from Mr. John, of some place in the county of Wicklow, againtt the ditfranchisernem of 40s. freeholders, contemplated by ...
... royal burgh of nirfai, in favour of a revision of the Corn Laws. Sir J. W. 11‘KENZIE presented a petition frouLthe West, ern }arming Society of the county of Ross, against an' altera. tion ih the Corn . 1 Avrs. Mr. FARQUIIARSON._presented a petition of a ...
... aid in the metropolis was obtained at the sole expence of Ducrow, who visited the patient daily until his death. TO EDWARD JOHN LITTLETON, ESQ. SlR,—The adjournment of th T e a l v Irish h c H Elective lec o ti t v e e l, May 4 t 825. Franchise is as ...
... declaimer, and will fall out of parliamentary favour. Mr. Brougham's gesture is it once senatorial and forensic. He uses his arms like an orator, and his hands like a lawyer. He employs great sweep of action, and describes segments of circles in his impassioned ...
... bringing up the report.. 'The other orders of the day were disposed Of, and the house adjourned at one o'clock. . . TO EDWA JOHN LITTLETON. Tavistock Hotel, May 4, 1825. Sin ' —The adjournment of the.lrish Elective Franchise Biil, as well as the greater ...
... and apparently without any injury except the fright. Having recovered their alarm in about ten minutes, they walked away arm in arm, leaving the carriage behind them. The magnificent Livy t on vellum, known by all the scholars in Europe, and which was ...
... 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 ...
... BILL. Mr, LITTLETON moved, that the house resolve itself int* committee on the above bill. The question having been put, Mr. GRATTAN roee to enter hi* protest against the hill, one of Ac moat unjust and unconstitutional measures ever brought under the co ...