... the united pa- rishes of St. Giles and St. Mary, and three other pa- rishes in Buckinghamshire ; from an individual named John Crooke, residing in Westminster ; from Stock- bridge ; from the clergy and inhabitants of Kingston- Upon-Hiill, signed by 7850 ...

... from certain converts from popery, Chorley, Halesowen, Crox- ford, from the clergy of the deanery of Amundeness, Rovstor., Cardigan, Hastings, and several other places ; 30 'in all. Lord BEAUCHAMP, in presenting a similar peti- tion, said that he had received ...

... respectability. The Earl of PLYMOUTH presented a petition from the minister, churchwardens, and other inhabitants of a parish in Cardigan, against concession to the Catholics. This was a subject which he regarded feelingly, and re- gretted that such a measure ...

... reen- hill Russell, MP., W. Atigiin Scarlett, Edwd. John- son, Serjeant Taddy, Burke, Serjeant Cross, Douglas I. Mills, Boyle, Hart Davis, M. P., Colonel C Clive, W. Richard Cosway, James Stuart, M. P., John Hope, P. Campbell, Scarlett, Ba/.il Montagu, Blount ...