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... institutions in Church and State. Thomas Daniel, Esq., (senior alderman was called to the chair, and the meeting was addressed by John Scandrett Harford, Daniel Cave, Charles Payne, Abraham Hilhouse, Joseph Cookson, Henry Bush, Daniel Stanton, Win. I). Acraman ...
... these estimates for the first time, he should °be obliged to propose an increase, not from any fear ofthe necessity of an armed intervention with foreign countries, but on account ofthe state of England when it was necessary to fix the number of men, ...
... the dare tint trust them with arms. If thy did, that house would be reformed withia three moi.ths. If the golernmcnt agreed to a suli:dantial reform, pr.itected by the ballot, they might from that moment confidently place arms in their hands. Ile moved an ...
... till a new Census could be made up, he was persuaded that it would be found that many of those which were only to have one arm lopped off, ivoiild have had to change places with those which, according to the Census of IS'4l, were to he killed (.'.might ...
... Harnett John, Essex-street, Strand, navy-agent Chalk Thos. Henry, barking, Fissex, corn-dealer Clayton Mary and Henry, East Retford, Notts, drapers CouttS John, jun. Xotting Hill, Kensington, baker Cronin John, Old Bailey, stone-merchant Critchley John, Ryeford ...
... Beilfordshire—Nlarquis of Tavistoek, Sir Peter Payne, Bart. Cor—llon. John Boyle, Daniel Callaghan. Clonmell—P.yre Coote. Cardigan .County ) —Calonel Powell. Coleraine Borough —Sir John Bart. Carlow :County,—W. Illackney, ['sq., Sir J. M. Doyle. Dumfries ...
... Johnstone, George Strickland,. J. C. Ramsden ?? 4 WELCH COUNTIES. Anglesey, Earl of Uxbridsre 1 Bream, Colonel T. Wood V Cardigan, Col. Powell ?? ?? 1 Camunon, C. W. G. Wynne ?? .. i Carmarthen, Sir,', R. Williams ' ?? i* .. Denbigh, Sir W. W. Wvnn ...
... Soho, builder Bugg John, Henry, ex Geo. Spalding, Lincolnsh. bankers Dobson, Timothy, John, and Timothy, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, and City-road, carpet-manufacturers G lies William, Lad-lane, riband-warehouseman Harral John Harrison, Leeds, fruiterer ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. GRATTAN expressed the opinion, that if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature interfered. Captain GORDON having ...
... spirit, their finances, their army, and even their political existence; it expresses a hope that the appear- ance of their arms in Belgium will restore the ba- lance of the negotiation destroyed by the insur- gents whilst Holland remained on the defensive: ...
... with respect to the possession and carrying of arms, which it was proposed to remedy. Ile begged leave to take advantage of that occasion to state, that he would not persist in the present session with the Arms Registry Regulation Bill, which was then before ...
... Vesey Fitzgerald, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. Pcnrylin, Mr. Crampton, Mr.Sadler, Lord Ebriug- tou. Sir J. Bvng, Mr. Lefiroy, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Leader, Mr. Baldwin, SirT. Baring, and Sir R. Musgrave. — Five to be ti quorum. Orders have beeu received ...