... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... present game law were useful the lillily of Urn country, because general arming the people: but this Bill passed, every individual throughout ihe land would immediately have arms bis hands. all these grounds fie should move tl.at Hie Bill be read second ...

... 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 ...