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... glorious constitution, the basis of which is universal freedom. (Loud cheers.) Tne noble earl then read the resolution. Sir John Newport, Bart., then came forward, amid the enthusiastic cheers of the meeting. He commenced saying, that forty or fifty years ...
... of the country were enlisted on the side of concession. —(Hear.) clothes, and with them lay it aside again on the Monday. armed force is so necessary. —(Cheers, and cries of no, no.)—He conteuded it was so, —(The Hon. Gentleman then retired amidst en ...
... petition from Cappoquin, and t* other petitions from the county of Waterford, in favour of Cathnt ° emancipation. ™ t Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented a petition from the Ministers, consisting of Presbyterians, Independents, and Bami,,* in London and its ...
... 11Ir. Vey Fitzgerald has left town on John at his country seat. The Rev. John Gunn, A.M., has b( the Vicarage of Barton Turf, with of lrstead annexed, in the gift of the I of or wieh. On Thursday last the Rev. John 11 initituted to the consolidated I Creeting ...
... Tosstck, Sir John Beckett. Air. and Airs Smllb, r. Cooper and family, and Mr. and rs. Clegg. Lord Hill, the Hon. R. Watson, Sir John Reade and family, Mr. H. C. and family, anu dlr,.Uarrow. DtNNE. VVcdr Civil »nd meeting i moms. I'h John David tut Lords ...
... his absolution for the,intem.ded asm.assituttion, from Pope Gregory XIII.. was found in Isis pocket! Ersettosi.—The report of John Wilsen Croker being abont be eleiated to the Peerage, has induced rather a brisk vitae in University during' the last few days ...
... Matthew Isacke, Esq. . iimm * bbol j Rarkrr, Esq. John Latham, M.D. tri*»'> BMd r„ John Neave. Esq. i-hon** William Phillimore, Esq. __SwU» - J,rcl, _,„„ Esq. Frederick John Pig-ou, Esq. tf» wC ??EreW Bt.,M.P. John Poynder, Esq. s°Cbirl«Co ...
... cooking, and must be perfectly clean in her person. Those with an undeniable character may apply at Mr. Gurney’s, Mack worth Arms, Commercial-road. WANTED a YOUTH, about 18 years age, for a respectable Wine-vaults—he most make himself generally useful. ...
... House, that be had issued ne\> writs for the election llie Shire for Cn-nb rland, the room of John hnstian wen, Esq.; and for the Borough Dartmouth, the room ol John Hutton CoOper, Esq. CLARE ELECTION. The Speaker said he had also to acquaint Inc House; that ...
... presented from the following places, against any lurther concctsions the Human uholks-Aboryslwith, and '!•) other places in Cardigan ; I layr» Keyuter, in Sussex ; the Clergy Northampton and Peterborough; Armagh ; Market Hill (Armagh) rjallron aldeu ; and ...
... presenting their petitions, and upon thin subiect I could speak for a month of Sun. days. ( Laughter.) My speech is as long as my arm, and I have a right to deliver it ; but if it is against the pleasure of the House, have done. (Cries of ON, go on.) Sir, as ...
... from Faro; Murrell, Cove, from St. Michael’s. BKAUMARts, March B.—The Charles, Oliver, from Dublin to London, stranded at Cardigan Bay. has been repaired at Pulbely, and sailed tbence for Swansea; the whole ot her cargo lias been returned to Dublin. Vessels ...