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... Day, by Messrs. Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street, and to be had of all Booksellers: — The Lives ol the Players, by John Gait, Esq., 2 vols, post Bvo.— 2. Jacqueline of Holland, by the Author ot The Heiress of Bruges, &c, 3 vols.— 3. The Life ...
... Hope Johnstone, Gillon, DI.P., Winston Barren, F. W. Rutledge, John Foley, Clayton Brown, Bernal, DI.P.. Towneley, Dealtry, Cameron, Heywood, DI.P., K. Hoskins, M.P., Edwd. Johnson, Grattan, Gregory, Lloyd Mostyn, M.P. Benett, ALP., C. Rushout Cockerel' ...
... having feloniously assaulted and robbed Thomas Mathews of one sovereign. Henry Day, John .Burgess, Edward Everett, William Taylor, Thomas Taylor, John Stockzvell, John Church, James Wilkins, George Dobson, and Barlow Page, were put to the bar, being r ...
... Captain; Bedford Ponsonby, Hon. J. 13. ; Higham Ferran; Powell, Colonel; Cardigan Co. Poyntz, W. S.; Ashbuiton Price, Sr H.; Hereford County Protheroe, E.; Bristol Pryse, P.; Cardigan Ramsbottom, ; Windsor Rickford, W.; Aylesbury Rider, T.; Keet Roberts ...
... and to allow them to descend to that amount. The motion was then agreed to, NEGLECT OF THE CALL OF THE Housr. The Serjeant.af-Arms having announced that Mr. Maberly was in custody for neglecting to attend the call of the house, Lord ALT HORP moved that the ...
... gentleman himself, fully and clearly admitted. they were trustworthy, why take the arms out of their hands and lodge them in a depot ? If they were not to be entrusted with arms—if it was not safe, from their partisan character, to leave deadly weapons In ...
... Mortimer, Moreton Hope Johnstone, Gallon, M.P., Winston Barron, F. W. Rutledge, John Foley, Clayton Browne, Fdward -Johnson, Bernal, M.P. Towneley Dealtry, Cameron, Grattan, He wood, M.P., K. Hoskins M.P., Gregory, Lloyd , Mostyn, Isenett, M.P., C. Puttient ...
... large crops of Coldblowlane electors in every represented district in which a Mr. Henry Grattan can be found to do the dirty work of cultivating them. Mr. Grattan, according to the evidence before committee, possessing some two and a half acres of ground ...
... Deaths. , Arm 16 . 9 17 18 - 19 Noon.. 4 Remain at noon on the 19th, 145, of whom 89 are expected t o recover. • THE MORNING THEATRE. ROYAL, HAYAIARKET. THIS EVENING be performed THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. The , Duke, Mr. Mulleney. ; Grattan°. Mr. Viaing ...
... never, on any occasion, witnessed so many persons assembled together at public meeting. Shortly alter twelve o’clock, Mr. Grattan was called to the chair, and Mr. O'Ueirne appointed secretary. Mr. Francis Smith here presented the chairman with a tri-colour ...
... Mahon thanked his countrymen for their reception of him. On Thursday the city of 'WATERFORD election takes place, when Sir John Newport will certainly be returned. A gentleman named Christmas, has been spoken of as his opponent; but Christmas, being an ...
... Joe. Hawker 100 JameeWard, the Anii lea Adair Hawkine 100 John Ja« kion, R.A. Mi Prince Howe 100 Philip Rogen, Uadi SirW. Knighton, Bt. 100 scape-painter,,, , )ga Lady Knighton 100 Abraham Johns Jat. Carrick Moore, of ' Thomas Copeland .. . M Caswell ...