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... Woburn Abbey, the seat of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford; Viscount Milton in Grosvenor-square, from Northamptonshire; Sir John and Lady Pallet;, in Wimpole-street, from Redenham House, their seat near Andover ; the Earl and Countess of Carnarvonln G ...
... any discontent arising from the separation to which the NOle Yii Mr. HENRY GRATTAN presented a petition from a military - ofiker - on — half- - pay, - who had lost an eye and an arm in the public service, and who complained of not having received the pension ...
... the male adult population were represented in that House, Government would always be obliged to keep up a standing army. Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT was as great a friend to economy as the Hon. Member for Middlesex ; but, in the present state of Ireland and of the ...
... is t s_-• Ylood, second son of John Flood, of Viemount, Joleo,3.inty of Kilkenny, Esq. Of LC a4 s I deceased. Esq., eldest son o f J o h n C urt i s, l ate o f th e c ity CPAi:theorir.t.Tones O'Keefe Esq eldest son of John Charles de e cefe, l a t e of ...
... retires; Ensign John Whittam, from the 31st Foot, to be Lieut., by put. chase, vice Hackle; Ensign Wm. White to be Adj., vice Mackie. 6th Foot—Lieut, Geo, Foreman Morden, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Galwey, who retires; Ensign John Belshes Home ' ...
... petition lying on the table. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in allusion to cases of intimidation at elections, said he had seen a proof of that at the election for Trim, when a Protestant clergyman headed a party, some of whom were armed. _ Mr. WYNN explained. Mr. PLUNKET ...
... During the rebellion at Warraw he was several times subjected to judicial Innniry, because he was supected of having sent arms, over the frontiers, but nothing could be proved. hoA'evPr, ou r0.,,m.f0n of nr ,,, oe nt Co .? 2 P e r' and le '.'N't in ( ...
... Dundas, Lir J, Brenton. GENERALS—Macdonell, Sir Edward Kerrison, Fraser, Phipps, Sir John Smith, Wetherell, Sir Willoughby Gore, Frederick Smith, Sir John Maclean, Sir John Lambert, Mawby, Clifton, Norcott, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Sir Richard Jackson, Hawker ...
... city Clay, W.—Tower Hamlets Potter, R.—Wigan Cartels, H. B.—East Sussex Poulter, John—ShaftesburY Cartels, Captain—Rye Pryse, Pryse—Cardigan Dashwood, G. H.—Bucks Romilly, John—Bridport Dykes, F. L. B.—Cockermouth Romilly, E.—Ludlow Evans, W.—Leicester Sanford ...
... Government could hare satisfied itself whether the yeomanry had used their arms properly, or the contrary, and if thcy found the latter to be the case, they should have taken their arms away from them : Mr. JEPHSON made some observations, which we could not ...
... J. J. Grego F,so., Fleet, and John Carter. ALso a Farmhouse, barn, and otl buildings, together with 76 acres of valuable orchard, meadow, and ant/ land, situate at Boughton Monchelaea, and now in the oc cu p a ti on John Ward, Esq. and others. Tne whole ...
... Spitaidelds and Hackney-road:—T , be PF.REMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the Court o Review, made i u the matter of John Ditchman, a bankrupt, before Francis Gregg, Esq., an officer of the Fr.id Court.—By Mi at the Anction Mart, on Friday, August ...