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... After the Levee the King held an investiture of the Bath, whiah was attended Garter King of Arms, and the other Officers of the Order. Rear-Admiral Sir John Tremayne Rodd, and Rear-Admiral the Honourable Sir Thomas Bladen Capel, were introduced to the ...
... through the day bringing in arms from the settlers around. On Thursday, the 29th, I saw a great many strange negroes, who, as I understood, belonged t o Ch esterfield, Retrieve, Richmond Hill, and Belvidere, some of them with tire arms and others with lances ...
... all the Boroughs In etrlrli;t and three wet earned y to 175. The Is a as : ENGLAND. John, W ' , IOW Mem, Via., Northampton* Jean C., Yorkshire Ames, Hon. G., Gesat-l'arm.Wllkene, Aylesbury Sir J. D., Wiltabies Thomas. Kent Emil, Asy, A.. Southamptem , Sir ...
... Viscount Belfast, Earl Bellew, Sir P. Blskeney, William Bodkin, John J. Boyle, Hon. John Browne, John Browne, D. Burke, Sir J. Baronet Callaghan, Daniel Carew, Robert Chapman. Ai. French, A. Grattan, James Hill, Lord G. Hurt, Sir W. Bart. Howard, K. Jepltsoo ...
... -King's Lynn Blackney, Wm.-Carlew co. Littlre el V• L.-Poole Bodkin, John J.-Galway Lu rai , n: J.-Staffordthire Boyle on. John-Cork city Lo o h it 4 • S.-Nottinizhamahlre Browne,H John-Mayo co. litthecti„ S.-Win chelsea Browne. Dominick-Mayo to. A1t., ...
... which he found had been supported Lord Brougham, Sir Thomas Denman, Mr. Rdw. Ellice, Sir John Hobhonse, Mr. G. Lamb, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, and Lord John Russell. Lord Wicklow's speech, which was very able |and spirited one, concluded with reference ...
... truth ot 7 defended the accuracy Lieut Drummond’s calculations that Professor Airey of Cambridge ProfessorWallis Edinburgh Sir John Herscbel were distinctly in favour principle Lieut Mr DAVIES said which adopled Lieut given borough proper and Mr felt satisfied ...
... limestones. lie cried for help, but one arm only could be taken hold of; the hand of the other was in its appropriate pocket of the trowsers, awl fastened in the fire below. His companions pulled at the other arm till the flesh, from the previous action ...
... from us to England. But if she has forgotten her duty to her God, she shall not, by the depravity of her example, nor by the arm of her power, compel us to abandon ours. The House of Commons is, doubtless, at perfect liberty to allocate its funds as it ...
... Calley, Thomas—Cricklade Smith, John—Buckinghamshire Calvert, Charles—Southwark Smith, John A.—Cbichester Calvert, Nicholson—Hertfordshke Smith, R. V,—Northampton Campbell John—Stafford Spence, George—Ripon Carter, John B.—Portsmouth Spencer, Hon. Capt ...