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... Martin, John Wood, Charles Clive, Edwd. B. Marshall Wm. Wall, C. Baring Crompton, Samuel Milton, Lord Wilbraham, George Dawson, Alex. Macdonald, Sir J., Bt. Wilson, Sir Robt. Denison, W. J. Morpeth, Lord Wood, John Denison, J. E. Maxwell, John Warburton ...
... Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon. G. Ingilby, Sir W. Grattan. J. P r i ce, Sir R. Slaney, R. A. Grant, It. Pryse, Pryse Power, R. Grant, Right Hon, C. Portman, E. B. LIST of the MINORITY of 6g who voted for Sir JOHN NEWPORT'S Motion That the First Fruits should ...
... Messrs. Norris, Allen, and Anthony, John-street, Bedford.row. John Brackenbury, Tetford, Lincolnshire, shoemaker, May 14, June 11, at the Bull inn, Horncastle. Solicitors, Messrs. Norris, Allen, and Anthony, John-street, Bedford-row. Thomas Armstrong ...
... so appointed, have laidbefore Parliament 18 several investlgated, tbe Committee expressed itself in just terms. Sir LISBON, Arm 24. r.asorts the 18th of which relates to the High Court of Ad- Jonah Barrington had had abundance of time to take any true ...
... burdensome that the parishes of the metropolis should be at the whole expense of passing paupers to Scotland and Ireland. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY spoke in favour of the Bill, and considered that the parishes in which the men had been employed at work, ought ...
... George Easthope, John Mostyn, Sir Thomas Williams, Owen Ebrington, Lord Monck, .1. B. Whitbread, William Ellison, C. Morpeth, Lord White, Col. Euston, Lord Nugent, Lord Wood, Charles Fane, John Newport, Sir John Wrottesley, Sir John Fergusson, R. C, Osborn ...
... for, a certificate that they approved of his conduct. He thought this was a dangerous instrument for a schoolmaster to be armed with. No man of discretion should intrust himself with it, subject as he might be in a school to sudden excitement, and to ...
... . half-pay 26th Foot; Lieut. John coAlgi, half -pay 79th Foot . . ' LSSIONS signed by the Lo r d Li eu t enant o f t h e W est R idi ng of Y.of York, City and County of the City o f Y or k. Li t vice , ork 'Militia —John Hen. L ow th er , E sq . t o be ...
... FROM RYE. Colonel EVANS presented a petition from certain inhabitants of Rye, complainingof the interference of a military' armed force on the recent occasion of a disturbance at Rye, between certain landowners and other persons, relative to the sluices ...