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... Chairman. FRANCIS WAHDKN, Esq., Deputy Chairmau. Archibald Cockburn, Ksq. Francis Mills, Esq. John Connell. Esq. I leni y Nelson, Esq. W. retrie Craufurd, Esq. | John I'irie, Esq. Alderman Benjamin Boyd, Esq. \i ..iter L'Tqul.art, Esq. Johti j. Glennle, Esq ...
... secure public rj, and the sanction of the legislature. ■ Information required may be obtained at the Offices ot jjjbipany, 7, John-street, Adelphi, where applications fe>r I? ill he received (if by letter post paid), and alsen to the Py's Agent at Portsmouth ...
... (Duke of De Roos Stuart 'de Rothesay Buccleuch) Willoughby de Heytesbury Shaftesbury Broke Chi'nsvilliam (Earl Abingdon St. John, of Bletso of Clanwilliam) Jersey Saltoun Skelmersdale Dartmouth Colville Wallace Tankerville Reay Wynford Aylesford Hay Fitzgerald ...
... nation would he found to be against it. However absurd, the prayer being practicable, the petition should be receive.'. Mr. H. GRATTAN denied the statement of the lion, and learned gentleman that any lion, member could be denounced in Ireland for discharging ...
... they have arms in their hands. But if discipline be a good thing everywhere, is it not as good in the commander as in the private soldier ? If men are formidable because i they have arms in their bands, are not those j who command men with arms in their ...
... London, and of the Company . Agen » the Country. -. farming Stock Insiiredgenerallyon toe. arm. plnsui ances due at Midsummer must be paid on or neiore. ;° f JUll ?? JOHN CHARLES DENIIAM, Serr ...
... One of the papers asks— l nil the people take Dr. Mul holland's psirt, as they did Dr. Grattan's l- Yes, they did— Dr. Mulhollant'.'s flock took his part as Dr. Grattan's tenants and friends took his. The people had mad; rations to bar out Mr. Gallon, when ...
... took place on Tuesday. Above the Chairman was placed the Royal Arms, supported by the banner of the Belfast So- ciety and the Union Flag of Britain, and opposite were placed the Belfast arms. The hall was brilliantly lighted by six splendid chandeliers ...
... , v f ?? . II! areholders deslrou . t ,v,rt _ ' must hand to tin i.Vlr ii.r ?? ! I, with their names and :. . the Bthinst JOHN THOMAS CLARIDGE, Chairman. J. T. Ha R HAM, Secretai v, proteni. I. New Broad-street, January 2, 1837. TMTED GENERAL GAS SHARES— ...
... unoccupied. A House, No. 11, Park-street. Westminster, now in the occupation of John Bar- rett Lennard, Esq. A Public-house in Little Pari .-street, A cst- minsier, called the Three Johns, In the occupation of Mr. Wil- liam Rogers. Four Houses, Nos. 4, 5, fi ...
... were obscene books with indecent prints, which had been pub- lished by John Joseph Stockdale. The petition further stated that an action had been brought against him by this said John Joseph Stockdale for libel in consequence of this re- port, and that ...
... trampled on the Duke sf Devonshire, and trampled on tin men who ever held property in the country ? Let them meet him (Mr. Grattan) and his friend. to that), and then attempt to vilipend the best fi of Ireland. This association did not use its funds to ...