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... Holroyd. Mr. John Edward Brooke. Mr. '1 nomas George Jaques. Mr. George William Biecbotr. Mr. Ed warn. Smith. Mr. Ellershaw. Mr. Richard Driver. Mr. Charles Lee. Mr. Edward Wainbonse. Mr. James Brook. Mr. John KendelL Mr. Abraham Hubson. Mr. John Jones. Mr ...
... Leinster, the Marqiiisses of Westmeath and Clanricarde, the Earls of Glengsll, Llaodaff, Bcctive, &c., Mr. Brownlow, the Grattans, and the liberal Protestants of Ireland, are to become members. The Association of Ireland will, therefore, in few weeks ...
... Right Hon. M. Fitzgerald, Sir Henry Parnell, Hon. ionby, Hon. F. Ponsonby, Charles Brownlow, T,S. Tiomas Lloyd, James Grattan. Henry Grattan, Henry .le, VilllersStuart, C. D. O. Jephson, Alexander Dawenry White, Peter Van Homrigh, A. Ffreoch. 'liat we adopt ...
... DESIRABLE FALLS OF WOOD.—TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, by Messrs. Lrstt, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Burley, near Leeds, Monday, the 23d of February Inst. between the Hours of and Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to such Conditions will then produced, TWO VALUABLE ...
... to a certain Part of the said Road near to the Cardigan Arms Inn, and on the East of such Inn ; and also Erecting Toll Gate, Oar, or Chain, upon the Side of the said Turnpike Road near to the Cardigan Arms Inn aforesaid, across a certain Highway there ...
... DIVIDENDS. William Bayley, Jfaccleadeld.Cheahlre. trlmaitni inaniifiictnier 27 John Williamso i, Leicester, rictusller John Mollineux, of Brightheiastooe. Sassez.cnpscr John Jeffery, Woolurich, Uiior ~~~ William Radley Mott, of Hiigbthe!mstoat, ffasscs ...
... British subject, but must feel an interest in the welfare of that country. Ministers had used every means in their power, except armed interference, that one free nation could use to. wards another, to adjust these disputes. The treaty of July, 1827, his Majesty ...
... Gardiner, John PoppleweU, Thomas Unthank, and Grace Also, EIGHT CLOSES of LAND in Guiseley aforesaid, containing together very nearly Thirty Acres, and now in the several Occupations of the said David Smith, John Popplewell, Thomas Unthank, and of John Watkinson ...
... Bridge, certain Part of the said Road near to the Cardigan Anns Inn, and the East of such Inn ; mid also Erectirg a Toll Gate, Bar, or Chain, upon the Side the said Turnpike Road near the Cardigan Arms Inn Aforesaid, across a certain Highway there leading ...
... In the FrnimsIin thle we occupation ?? Godward, John- and'- Adam -Hawkms- worth, M~r; John Rolling, Jonathan Hawkswvorthl, and.John 'dBooth, Benjamin Denton, Mary Detiton,-Widow, Blenjamin ndFieldeend, John Haigh, and Mary Hawksworth, Widow, allI ?? thle ...
... aur Feb 17 Match *7 Alt Jonea. Siiol** London c, «oe, JOHN THOMPSON, of Fo* Ordinary couit, NlcholMl tailor, to aur Feb Match 10 37—A1l WhUlnt Bridge foot, London Uu ...
... CJatholics to, legislative 1w .wer, and sta till. I field the tandle of it in my haicdi;I affi rm that I would suffer an rof my arm to be severed from my body before I :eould let go my fir' svehl. (Ciccers.) I would not have a Romsan Catholic Kicig,th vell ...