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... concluded moving leave to in a bill to facilitate voluntary emigration to Majesty’s possessions abroad Sir Ueorre Murray Air J Grattan Tlte Chancellor of Exchequer Air F Baring Air A Baring Mr Slaney Mr V Whitmore spoke in favour of the measure Air Tennant ...
... he objected to the whole measure of the noble lord's, which would have the effect of imposing increased taxation. Mr. J. Grattan objected to the principles of the hill, and said he believed that, if hon. members conceived the plan would benefit the s ...
... pnblic, for the benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted.— l am. Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, _ w JOHN FOULKES. To Messrs. John Lignum aad Son, Surgeons, Maactester These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at %. 9d., 22. «'? nd ■** ...
... these estimates for the first time, he should °be obliged to propose an increase, not from any fear ofthe necessity of an armed intervention with foreign countries, but on account ofthe state of England when it was necessary to fix the number of men, ...
... been sent for by the t at Arms,i uith the mace, requiring their presence at the ballet, B 2 . 2ey had not 'ppearal ie the Hours, their seats were equally to be as kept. Alter *hat pause, the Speaker again called upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL. His Lordship, having ...
... the dare tint trust them with arms. If thy did, that house would be reformed withia three moi.ths. If the golernmcnt agreed to a suli:dantial reform, pr.itected by the ballot, they might from that moment confidently place arms in their hands. Ile moved an ...
... towns to those boroughs which send Members to Parliament, and the creating a new (itftrict boroughs by dividing Swansea .and Cardigan, which boroughs are only to return one Member to Parliament 1 come now. Sir, to the representation **f Scotland ;• and, certainly ...
... Deputy Lieutenants. Ro>al South Gloucester Militia—John Siirmau, Gent, to be Lieut. Royal North Gloucester Militia.—Alex Willoughby Bnikott, John ■Spier, and John Welch, Gents, to be Lieutenauts; John Simpson, Gent, be Ensign. Marshfield Troop Yeomanry ...
... the whole front of his hat covered with a leek, which he wore in commemoration . St. David's day ! !! REFORM QUESTION. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose at the call of the; speaker to bring forward his important Ministerial! measure of Reform in Parliament. The noble ...
... and had brea for tba anjaaat at arms, mace, requiiise ibtir presence at tba ballot, and they kad appeared , U tba baas*, tbeir amu were equally to eoasidcred as kept. After a short paom. Speaker again called upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL. Hie lordship baring presented ...
... merit a continuance of that support with which he been favored - completely furnished ANTED AN APPRENTICE to above business— Mr JOHN LEECH House Brow Stockport ( s FACTORIES Stockport February 28 1831 MEETING MASTER SPINNERS MANUFACTURERS of Stockport and ...
... COUNTEIIFKH S. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, maJe DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Flo’born, may had Genuine, without fear of imposition, at yf JOHN DERMOTTS, NO. 8, ITPER ORMOND QUAY, i« ®ccive*l large supply of their inimitable LIQUID and PASTE BLACKING. To comment on an ...