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... Mr. Robbins, Bricklayers Arms, Parkerirow, Dockhead; Mr.TooM bs, Harcuurt Arms, Harcourtgreet,Mary-le-bone; Mr. M‘Kean, Black Horae, Coventrygreet Haymarket; Mr. Dixon, Rose and Crown, Ilreel! Westminster; Mr. Till, Plnmbers’ Arm. Belg.avereet Pimlico; ...
... Lucas Ka’gle.Pbi-’ Savannah; Italy. Putnam. ew y k.—Arrived the iadelphia ; ManwiesteT. K y, st. John’s, (N. 8.); John Britten, Jane, Bell, Rostock. John Storkbnrn, St-PeteratoK. and Hari . and Gravesend, 7.— Arrive InB ij h, Nyborg; Terry and Avon, Ford ...
... Aid. Ebi ington, Lord Martin, John Warbnrton, H. Guest, J.J. Morpeth, Lord Wilbraium, G. Gordon, R. Macauley, T. B. Wynne, Sir W. W. Grattan, H. Nugent, Lord Wynn, Rt. Hon. C. Grant, Rt. Hon. C. Norton, G.C. Ward, John Tellers—Rice, Thos. S.—Phillimore ...
... Dtmdas, Rt. Hon.G.Lumlev, John S. Warbarton, Henry Dunda>, Sir It. Mat shall, Win. Western, Charles C. Easthupe, J. Maherly, John Whitbread, W. W. J. Majoribanks, S. Wood. Charles Fazskerley, J. Ni M.mck, John B. Wood, John French, Daniel Wrotlesley, ...
... moved for copies of any correspoudehce as to the state of the Goals in the West Indies, •i-c.—Ordered. .. ABSENTEEISM. Mr. H. GRATTAN moved for a return the absentees Ireland. Sir M. RIDLEY observed that he did not knowhow any Mich return could be made out; ...