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... Judge of the Admiralty Court in Ireland. After same observations from Mr. D. Wf Harvey, Mr. C. NVynne, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Grattan, and Sir J. Newport, the Chairman rut the Resolutions seriatim, which were agreed to. The House resumed, and the, Report was ...
... uneasiness. Sir John Perring asked if there were gates to the old Fledi ‘lrirket ? Mr. Partridge said none. 4 Sir John': Nor are there any now at Leadenhall, I believe? Mr. Partr:dge said there were nut. Th.:a I bave no doubt, said. Sir John, that the Committee ...
... on the amendment, Contents Non Contents Majority in favour of the Bill 26 9—Adj HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. 11. GRATTAN presented a Petition from John Hughes, a Chelsea pensioner, complaining of being discharged from that establishment. The Hon. Member, in ...
... B. W. Guise. A NGT ON ( County) - Lord John Hay. HANTS (County)-Mr. Fleming; Sir W. Heathrote. HEREFORD ( COUNT Y)-Sir f Cottrelj • Sir R. Price. HUNTINGDON-Lord Mandeville; LoriStrathaven. K IN sALE -Captain John Russell. LANCASTER ( COUNT vi -Lord Stanley; ...
... 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 ...
... ‘VESTMEATII ( County )—G. Rochefort, Esq ; 1.. W. Chapman, Esq. A amAGH (City)—Viscount Ingestrie. CARDIGAN (County)—Col. Powell. COLE:BAIN E (Borough) - Sir John Budges, Bart. DOWNPATRICE (Borough)—E. S. Rutliven, E-q. ES (County)—J. J. Hope Johnstone, Esq ...
... Edward Petre, Sir 'Robert Peel, Mr. Tennyson, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Manners Sutton, Mr. Littleton, Sir James Graham, Mr. James Grattan, t . r. Charles Forbes, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Attwood, Colonel Ross, Mr. Smith, jun., Mr. - Alderman Waithnaan, 31r. Alderman Venables ...
... subject to the decision of the Court, as to whether or no pigeon shooting was a nuisance. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TUESDAY. . ST. JOHN LONG V. CHUBB. . This was an action to recover damages for an injury done to the plaintiff's character, in consequence of a ...
... was ' , would support the amendment. . After a ftw words from Mr. Lea,' S. Rice, Mr. Lefroy, Sir John Br , Mr. Benett, Mr. W. Mullens O'Grady, Mr. Grattan, Mr. T Mr. Sadler, the gallery was A For the motion Against it Majorite The other Orders r theS HallSe ...
... silk-mills t Beeston George Beck, aged 20, George Heaton, 22, Adam Wagstaff, 25, Henry Lindley, IS, Henry King, 17, John Foreman, 23, John Armstrong, 26, William Kitchen, 26, David Thurman, 26, Thomas Shelton, 38, W. Hitchcock, 33, and Thomas Grunay. Another ...
... Magistrates. Mr. J. GRATTAN condeinned . the notion of resorting to military aid,' when the existing laws were quite sufficient to put down the lawless split complained of. After a few words from MrC . RuTuvEL and Mr. 11. GRATTAN, the Petition was laid ...
... by Mr. Blake for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of Sir John Blake, of 3lenlow, county of Galway. The plaintiff's affidavit set forth that he was the eon of Sir John Blake, who is 79, and for some years past has been so infirm that he could ...