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... Severn. Gernm—Lord Pollinators, John Ashley. Gailsifirrd—Jameis Mangles, C. F. Norio.. Berrin—Sar John Nichol, J. Iletnen—Lord James Towasherad, S. L. Fox. —Sir I. C. Constable, R. Farrand. Hastings—F. North, Asiley W arm. //easwrevs— Right Hon. San J. ...
... manganese dealer —James Herrey and John Robinson, Manchester, and Robert Hervey, Douglas Bank Works, near Wigan, l-ancashire, manufacturing chemists—Peter Peters, Manchester, Lancashire, publican. Mr. Henry Grattan has been returned for the countv of ...
... and desultory coweenatimi reswited thean re'marks, I. the coarse of which Ur. GRATTAN *upraised the that, if the and rents could mot be eulleeled without tle aid of an armed force, it was time that the tare Interfered. .. Captaim GORDON mewled la ...
... emigration as • means of enabling the monopolists of Ireland to maintain their position and give employment to capital. Mr. GRATTAN protested against lb. delusion - cf emigration, and insisted on the necessity of poor laws. Mr. O'CONNELL, referring lo Colonel ...
... Rookb, Goodie , and X Y Z, Nixon, hence, at Mobile. . . Chieftain, Blair ;John Marsh, Clucas; Agnes and Ann, Martin; Henry Grattan, Hylton ; and Lune, Brown, hence, at New Orleans. John and Mary, Osmotherly, from Laguira, in the Orottoco. Surprise, Harvey ...
... Hairden, du do 31ary, Driscoll, do do litnry Grattan, Hylton, do do Hellespont, Pratt, do do Lune, Brown, do do siroc, Lambert, do do Ann Paley, liolstone, from Lisboa, do Carpenter, from Alexandria, do Rhoda, Johns. do do Angerstein, !touch, from Arieati ...
... pro Beattmaris—sir It B BilikeleY, Pro Bret:knock —C R Morgan, pro Brecknockthire T Wood, con Cardiff—Lord J Stuart, pro Cardigan— Pose Pryse, pro Cardiganshire—Colimet Powell, pro Catinarthen—Captalti Phillips, pro Carina' theitshire—Str J H Williams ...
... principal speakers were the following reverend gentlemen : —J. H. Bransby, W. Williams, John Thorpe, of Chester, G. A. Williams, J.E. Moulton, and Mr. J. Goddard. The Rev. John Thorpe spoke, as he usually does, in the most silvery strains; and in alluding to ...
... CumpERLAND, are: Mr. Gl GALE CARLISLE. Mr. JOHN R. ‘TAYLOR, OCKERMOU oe Mrs. M. CRO: THWATI Sv Mr. R. SPEAR M PORT. Mrs. REBECC EN RITH. Mr. JOHN BROC KBANK, Ww HITEHAVEN. Mrs. A. M‘GAA. WonkInGToN. Mr. JOHN HOD SON. Wicron. Mr. WM. QUIGGIN or Man. THE ...
... utents. Ordered. On Wednesday tbe great anti-union meeting, summoned by 11. Grattan, Esq., on the requisition of ten thousand of the citizens of Dublin, was held in the Hibernian Arms, Lower Abbey. street. The meeting is described as having more numerous than ...
... ugh Marjoribanks S Hythe Marryatt J Sandwich Marshall W Leominster Martin Sir T B Plymouth Martin John Tewkesbury Millbank M Camelford Mildmay P St John Winchester Morgan C M R Brecon Morgan Sir C Monmouthshire Morpeth Viscount Yorkshire Morrison J St ...
... principal speakers were the following reverend gentlemen :—J. H. Bransby, W. Williams, John Thorpe, of Chester, G. A. Williams, J. E. Moulton, and Mr. J. Goddard. The Rev. John Thorpe spoke, as he usually does, in the moat silvery strains; and in alluding to ...