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... tie Jews to present from Mr. Robert Owen, a l;ighly respectable individual, well known to many of the members that House. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY said, he confessed that he could not see the slightest objection to grant toe Jpws all that they required, except ...
... on long poles, were brought into the crowd. The fir>t that appeared represented on one side Mr. Wellesley, in the character John Bull, with pot of porter iu one band, and a piece of beef in the other, and an inscription of “Wellesley forever.” The reverse ...
... ploughmen eight in each field. Their earnest endeavours to excel gave much pleasure to the spectators The work of John Theobald, servant to Mr. John Boggis, and Wm. Partridge, servant to Mr George Boggis, of Bures St. Mary's, were superior to any, for which ...
... 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 ...
... Hibernian Arena, Lower Abbey-slreet, Mr Henry Grattan in the chair. appears to have been greatly crowded, and have an extraordinary sensation among ttie friends of the repeal Union. Ihe principal speakers were Mr. Grattan. Mr Gorjroon and Mr. The without , himself ...
... 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 ...
... Co-partnership are I our hands this day of March, ISd JOHN ALEXA MAKK. ROBERT DANTE Witness, HENRY MIIXEU. PARTNERSHIP DISSOIA HEREBY G the Partnership lately suh>’u* 1 THOMAS DAVKY, .lOSKPH I) JOHN BIDWELL, Sack Mannfat Cord Spinners, carried under t ...
... 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 ...
... Toesday iast, at SC Botolph’s ( Rev. George Hewitt,) Me. William of Stretham, to Miss Elizabeth Collett, daug y of the late Mr. John Collett seo of this place, rsity Same day, at Huntingdon, Mr | ellor of this town, to Miss Ano Buck, of the former On the 19th ...
... 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 ...