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... independence, on the p-rt of lBrazil, but an iadeimnity for the produce of thc tuines anid other properts, Ireloiring to King John VI. Oai Monday night Mr. Canning laid on the table of tlie House of Commons, official copies of three treaties or conventions: ...
... had been supported by the first names of. the.country, by Windham,. by Burke, by Pitt, by Romilly, above all ,by Fox and Grattan, said the Hon. and Learned Gentleman, Great lawyers have enrolled themselves in this cause. 1 de not, by the term great ...
... Venders of public M edicines in the principal Towns the United Kingdoms. Observe the Signature of John T.ruers on the Label, his Name round the Koyal Arms on the Seal. \)a. ANALEPTIC PILLS YT AYE long established their decided superiority over every other ...
... That Bill had beea supported 1m first names of. the country, by Windham, by Burke, Pitt, by Romilly, and above all Fox sad Grattan,said the Hoi), and.Learned Gentleman. Great Lawyers have nrolled, tliemselvea in this cause. I do nob by the term great lawyers ...
... Bristol, oil and colounnan Thomas and John (Hand, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, brown stone-ware-notier—James Robertson, of Red Lion Street, Clerkcn well, jew Her.—Joseph Moore, of Manchester, corn-dealer. —John Milne, Liverpool, tavern keeper—Francis ...
... brethren for their opposition to this measure. He asked, what riht had Noble Lords to impute to Protestant Bishops that they were arm ated in their opposition to a public measure by means so sordid as seir-ru*ercst . ...
... (Middleton), Stradbroke, Wemyss, (Duke Montrose,) Chatham,Talbot, Plymouth, Howe, ! Mount Edgecombe, Winchelsea, Craven, Cardigan, Rgreoiont, Clanearthy.— Viscounts Carlton.—Lords Harris, Manners, Loftus, (Murquis of Ely,) Rivers, St. Helen's, Despencer ...
... every high name and authority that grm:ed e annals of this country and Ireland—by Windam, Pitt, Romilly, Whitbread, Burke, Grattan, and by a name which was ter than all these—by the illustrious Fox. (Cheers.) %eu‘t this was not all. The wisest men of the ...
... Richard in his absence, after having taken an oath to the contrary. He it is who figures so magnanimously in Shakspeare’s King John. The chivalrous fanatic Louis IX. is to appear there of course. So does Philip de Valois, the adversary of KEdward 111., and ...
... Grenfell, Pascoe Robertson, Alex, Bentinck, Lord Wm. | Grattan, James Earl Bright, Hy | Gordon, Hon. Wm. John Grant, Macpherson Wai. Benyon, B | Josep i Trant, J. Barne, M. | Heror, Sir R. | Tavior, M.A. John | Hutchinson, Hon. H. “Telk, A. Carew, — | Kennedy ...
... variation of political opinion should nut be tbe cause any interruption of personal kindness and esteem. Sunday Herald and the John Bull, having formalty retracted their slanders on Mr. Cooper, tbe West Indian Missionary, the prosecutions against them have ...
... six millions of people, but every name lh.il graced the anonls our country—by Windham, Pill, Rotnilly, Whitbread, Burke, Grattan, and a name greater than nil—by the illustrious Fox. The wisest men of present generation too, had proved (hemsel-yes the ...