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... Demosthenes, Chatham, Pitt, Burke, Ljndhurst, Shiel, and Daniel Webster; and on last evening proceeded with the names of Grattan, Krskine, O’Connell, and Curran. With the tact which characterizes the man of business, judiciously reserved the brilliant ...
... Midland On shield, argent, at the nombril point stag, lodged, proper, (the arms of Derby;)*on chief, sable, three mullets, or, (the arm* of Leeds)*t the dexter chief, the arms of London, argent, cross, gules, with dagger in the dexter chiefthe whole ...
... •TAMM STATXmmT. GENUINE PA TENT MEDICINES. PARCELS PROM LONDON EVERY SATURDAY. JUST PUBUBHES, Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster Row, London ; and John Harris Co., 37. Arundel-street, Sheffield; Thud Editioh of KBLVET’B ROYAL Conquest, and ot the Kings ...
... Stormont, Mr. Rigby Wasou, who had not appeared in his place, was also ordered to be taken into the custody of the Sergeantat-Arms. The London and Croydon Railway Bill, the Liverpool Fire and Life Assurance Bill, and some other private Bills were read third ...
... Ministers were presented Mr Grattan, V. Stuart, Mr Hume, Mr O'Connell, and other kun. members. Ireland Adjourned Debate. On the Order the Day being read for resuming the debate, Mr M. J. O’CoNNEU. the resolution I.oid John Russell »»u two-told consid ...
... which appeared the Iria at the tune Mr. Palfrey. Itsd behalf of the prisoaer. that he received a severe injury on his lelt arm from Pearson, in the public-house at Croekea. He did not mean te deny that was guilty of a verv serious assault u|ioii liar ...
... under. Tnrnell—Si* months. John Cong pleaded guilty to stealings watch, at Snaith. the property of Richard Fox.—-'1 hree months. William Barker, for stealing a smock frock Mietfield, the property John llollelt.—Two months. John Walker, for stealing tile ...
... mined to make this a subject representaliun the French Government, hut liefore that coiiia effected. Commodore Douglas letter armed, stating that explanation had Wen made, am her Majesty's Government then thought it would lie better wait until they had a ...