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... (From the Calcutta John Bull of April 26, 1831.) We are enabled, upon the most en!loubted authority, to lay before our reado r s the painfetly-interesting details a very extraordinary occurrence, which has lately taken place at Delhi. We could not hope ...
... qualified can be found to perform the duties. 3. Mr. Grattan—Resolutions respecting the Police of Ireland, and Returns relating thereto. 4. Mr. H. Grattan—The Memorial of James Nowlan John Nowlan, John Murphy, and Jas. Masterson , of Au g . 16, to the Lord ...
... its meaning. fore, the members of the Birmingham Political Union adept Mr. Cave’s they arm and act—we shall speedily witness the awful anomaly of a London Union armed to pro- tect the laws, and a Provincial Union—the parent of all other Unions—combined ...
... waB singular that It 1 fraud John Jones and John Rosslt , be signed John 1 he did pick up the coincidence assume the name Jones?that should by cunous decea>ed uncle should of John Jones, and that the o f k ' H Farce, all John Jones^ 0 then ...
... Tracy Leigh, M.P., H. A. W. FeUowes, Etwall, T. C. Grattan, F. G. Ravenshaw, Elliott, Villiers Stuart, Fitzgibbon, Stewart Mackenzie, M.P., Robert Wood, Johnstone, G. M. West Mostyn, Bayley, Scott, John Frost, F.S.A. Admirals— Lawford, Lambert, Lord M. ...
... —Maldon Lennox, Lord A.—Chichester Lennox, Lord W. P.—King's Lynn Lennox, Lord John G,—Sussex Lester, B. L.—Poole Lumley, J. S.—Nottinghamshire Lushington, Dr.—lichester Moberly, John—Abingdon ygebeely, W. L.—Shaftesbury Maeaulay, Thos. B.—Caine Macdonald, ...
... the pistols with he armed and consequently interrupted Mr Grattan in we described In his defence Jones denied that he ever snapped the pistol or that he knowledge that either of them were loaded The friends prisoner been with Mr Grattan and induced him to ...
... Lennox, Lord A.— Chichester Lennox. Lord W. P.—Klng's Lynn Lennox, L ird John G.—Sussex Lester, B. L.—Poole Lumley, J. S.—Nottinghamshire Lushington. Dr.—llchester Moberly, John—Abingdon aberly. W. L.—Shaftesbury Macaulay, Thomas B. —Caine Macdonald. ...
... Commander :—Major-Gen. Sir John Wrigh Guise, Major-Gen. Sir James Bathurst, Major-Gen. Sir John Macdonald, Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir Frederick Cavendish Ponsonby, Rear-Admiral Sir Graham Eden Hamond, Bart., *Majer-Gen. Sir John Buchan, Knt. *Major-Gen. Sir ...
... DUBLIN.-THURSDAY. BLUNDELL V. GRATTAN. This was an action of assumpsit for work and labour done, and goods furnished. The plaintiff was stated to be a printer in the city of Dublin, employed by the defendant, Mr. Grattan, M.P. to print his election placards ...
... —Maiden Lennox, Lord A.—Chicester Lennox,Lord W.P.—King’s Lynn Lennox. Lord John O.—Sussex Lester, B. L.—Poole Lumley. J. S.—Nottinghamshire Lushington, Dr.—llchest*r Maberly, John—Abingdon Maberly, W. L.—Shaftesbury Macaulcy. Thos. B.—Caine Macdonald,Sir ...
... delivered out to the troops at their respective barracks and quarters, and even the recruits at tie Recruiting-house are under arms. Gloucester-House, the resi.dince of the Duke of Gloucester, was barricaded with boards placed over the windows yesterday. ...