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... occasion I have the honour to &c HENRY GRATTAN Lord Brougham &c &c Lord Brougham presents his compliments to Mr H Grattan and although he could give such an answer to his inquiry as ought to prove satisfactory to Mr Grattan yet as the matter passed in Parliament ...
... Members should together hare only one strike. The al vocates of Messrs. GRATTAN and HOWARD, as Mr. AcToN demands to have one seat, con ended, that he might rcduc( their majority below his present minority, and they would have to contend which of thorn ...
... vIJ of ET CYCLOP/EDIA• P art ,'L this very excellent work The History of the Nethi ley Grattan. The history 0,1 it period, fifty years before's' 1815, with the resu lts of,l, dthe inauguration of the rs of this work spare no pail; s • l 4 . ing number ...
... 1811. He married in 17'J4 Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke, Esq. who died in 182(i, and whom he had issue ten children, the third whom. Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born 17**7, and married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce ...
... JOHN BULL the hole! in which I lodged, but It placed there without any directioni from me, and solittle waa I awm of any importance hkely to be attached to it, that for considerable time 1 thought it was placed there aa compliment to Sir E. Codrinotow ...
... JOHN BULL. yield the palm, if it be but conceded that faithfulness is an attrioteb of essential and primary importance in the representation of medals. It may not, therefore, be out of place to qnote the opinion of one whose ability to form competent ...
... Majibran; Sir John Sinclair; YoungtMney, : John Pond. Esq. ; Sir William Inglis; Major David Price ; James Eisq.; Dr. Richard Pearson George Colman. Kn . ; Sir Charles Wilkins; Dr. Whitfield; Sir Christopher Cole; J. H. Witlt ii, Mq.; Sir John Gore; John Kaonistcr ...
... NATIONAL CONVENTION-ARMING 01 THE (..: II A It TIS TS. Tile Norwich papers state that the Chartists of Norwich are generidly arming ; that about 300 are already armed with pikel, of th e description is given ; that these pikes are fast making their way ...
... JOHN BULL. yield the palm, if it be bat conceded that faithfaloesß attrioteb of esdendol and primary importance io the representation of medals. It may not, therefore, be ont of place to qnote the opinion of one whose ability to form competent Judgment ...
... for several weeks. The Bari of Cardigan has resumed the occupancy of his mansion on Carlton-terrace, which his Lordship let to the Dowager Countess of Sandwich during hit recent acjonm India. Sir Thomas mid Lady Acland armed at Killerton from Learnington ...
... Speakei* was in the chair, writs at the suit of Henry John Boulton v. Patrick Morris, Esq., member for the district of St. John's ; John Kent, Esq., also member for the district of St. John's ; and John V. Nugent, Esq., member for the ...
... Corn-Law Rhymer’ Mrs. Gore T.C. Grattan, Kaq. Mr?. C. Hull Benson Hill, Kfu. Leigh Hunt, Ksq. Dnuglan JerroH, Kwj. Mim L. K. Landon Mim Mifford SirChnrle* Morgan Lady Morgan The Hon. Mr*. Norton R. H. Peake, E?»i. J. R. Km. John Poole, Kaq., Author of Paul ...