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... New Peers or not ?—John Black's Lord Plunkett and John Galt's Archibald Jobbry—Epistles to the Literati, No. 11. • Place to Willm, Wilson to Place—To the Publisher. By Sir Morgan O'Doherty. James Fraser, 215, Regent.otrem, Loudon: John Anderson, jun., ...
... Known*. J lkoerniow.o Callaghan. Daniel Chichester, Sir A, lit Fieneh, A Grattan, II Grattan. J Hill, Lord A Hart, Sir W, Dart Jechean.o I) Killeen. Lora King, Hon R Knox, Hon. Col John Lambert, it Lambert. J header. Nicholas P DI nenam ars , W .. Sir R O'Connell ...
... factinies..—Ordcred to be printed. On the motion of Mr. H. GRATTAN. several retann moved showing the distribution of the property of EN.. under the peovisicins of an Act of Parbaussot.—Agewl e. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented petitions limn several**, in the county of ...
... lengths are too short. Ma. GRATTAN AND (roan Gatir.—The palm of eloquence on this great occasion was borne by two speakers, now opposed to each other for the first time. Mr. Grattan and loud Grey. The speech of Mr. Grattan was gratuitous, antitheeLal ...
... therefore he belied t h7ll position would be offered to the houses moltin g ; m itt committee. the h Sir on. J. 11 member far Arm ghl'R ICE coincided with the watimatts ripe* Mr. M. (rFERRAI.I. said that a division open occasion would be wten.led with nob ...
... Poyntz, Wm., Ashburton Beaumont, T. W.. Northumb. Priez, Sir R., Herefordshire Moen, John, Wiltshire Pryse, Pry's, Cardigan Bentinck, IA (1., King's Lynn itamsbottom, John, Windsor Berkeley, Capt. Moue:nor Rarioden, J.. Yorkshire Bernal, Ralph, Rochester ...
... same county. Rev. John Bowstead, Master of Itampton School and Incumbent of Mardale, to the rectory of Musgrave, Westmorland.—The Lord Bishop of St. David's has been pleased to collate Rev. C. Oriffith, P. C. of Llandygwydd, Cardigan. to the Prebendary ...
... of conversaion. on hearing one of the party say how superior the American horses were to our own, having a little of the old John hull blood in his veins, indignantly fired at the assumption, and offered. as a proof to the contrary, to take five to four ...
... SIMON lA/IR.—The expenses of the St. Simonlans for the month of Fcbreasy were nearly 140.000 francs. Among them we observe a arm of alto femme for the expense of a mission to England —Literary (:resette. BED or LEA , ES.—la some countries the leaves of ...