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... Robert from the 14th Foot, to be Lkutanaot. vice Da Vcrnety who exchanges; John Chkrbs Campbell, ftet. to be Enslgo. purchase, vice Mesk, promoted In the Seth Foot} Sergeant-Major John Hine, fromthe4Bth Foot, to Adjutant, *ltk the rank of vice Ehhart. promoted ...
... to continue iv existence fur some time longer. Ordered to he printed, ' Colonel Powrat presented a similar Petition from Cardigan General Phipps presenied anotliM Petition to the same enact from Scarborough. — Ordered lo be printed, Mr. Alderman. Wooo ...
... Wilson, Marlborough Head, Dniry-laue; Mr. Lee, King’s Arms, Gnrrh-yard ; Mr. Arnold, Crown and Sceptre, Brixtoubill, Surrey: Mr. Horn, Plough, Fore-street, Cripplegate; and Ur. HnonEs, Lord Somers Arms, Somers Town at the School Home, KeuningtoH-lanc, Lambeth ...
... and improvement of Bog and Mountain Land in that country, to the extent of between four and five millions olacres. Mr. H. GRATTAN said lie thought the Hon. Member for Armagh deserved the thanks of Ireland for the part taken by him upon this question. He ...
... importance in view. Gentlemen would forget all political differences upon other questious. (Cheers.) Sir JOHN NEWPORT explained. Mr. HEN GRATTAN, in observing npon the notion of some Hon. Members, who talked about the growing prosperity of Ireland, contended ...
... buried in oblivion, when any questions for the well-beiog of Ireland were brought forward for discussion. Sir JOHN NEWPORT explained. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that in the year 1815 Ireland was in a condition of bankruptcy, and even now was in a wretched state ...
... at Half-past Five ?? precisely. -■TEW A RIM. ■JakaGarratt, Esq. Aid. V.P. John Holmes, E-q. High Bai- w»s.Farebrother, Esq. Aid. lift' of Southwsrk Aadrew Spottiswoode, Esq., John Hunter, jun. Es q. M.P„Sfieriff William Pratt, Esq. M'fbaelGibb-s Esq. Treasurer ...
... aberlY, John Wilson, Sir Robert Benett, John Martin, John Henry Menck, J • B . Webb, Colonel Warburton, Henry Normanby, Lord Wrottesley, Sir John D av i e s, Col. Palmer, Fysh e W oo d, Ald er man D aws on, Alex. Pendarvis, E. W. Wood, John ...
... Moberly, John Wilson, Sir Robert Benett, John Martin John Webb, Colonel Brougham, Henry Monek, J. B. Warburton, Henry Cave, Otway N ormanby, Lord Wrottesley, Sir John Davies, Col. Poltner, Fyshe Wood, Alderman Dawson, Alex. Pendarvis, E. W. Wood, ...
... Moberly, John Wilson, Sir Robert Benett, John Martin John Webb, Colonel Brougham, Henry Monck, J. B. Warburton, Henry Cave, Otway Normanby, Lord NVrottesley, Sir John Davies, Col. Palmer, Fyshe Wood, Alderman Damson, Alex. Pendarvis, E. W. Wood, ...
... Earl P Alt hitherto N as p 'p any further conc ess i on John the Revelations? He would tell the house. St. t lo o rd c s a , t w ho i l o bad ics, were then ° osed disposed to entertain the ques- John said, B:essed are the dead that die in the Lord, from ...
... Church n ever manifested the slightest alarn, nor has any cause of alarm s ever been apprehended by its Ministers. Besides the Arme- j nians, there are in that country sects Who call themselves the a United Greek Church; ind I will call yoatr Lordships' atten- ...