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... -East Looe B rydges, Sir John-Coleraine John T. - Okehampton Blaney,Hon,Capt .C.-Monaghans. Hotham, Lord-L eom i nster Castlereagh, Visc.-Donrnshire nglis, Sir It. H., Bt.-Oxford Uni. Clements Col. J. M .-Leitrimsh. Vying. John-Bramber. , ' en klnge R ...
... take the surname or Stansfield, in addition to and- after that of Crompton, and also hear and use the arms of Stansfield quarterly with his paternal arms. CIRCUITS FOR THE COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER AND PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. Lord Lyndhurst and Mr. Justice ...
... Roberts, Abraham W , Maidstone Bouverle, Hon. P. P.—DowntOn Hooper, John 8., Huntingdonsh. Briscoe, John I.—Surrey Rumbold, C. E., Great Yarmouth Brougham, J.—Winchelsea Russell, Lord John, Devonshire Brougham, W.—Southwark Russell, Sir Robert G., Think ...
... eighteen months old, which be held in his arms, stated, that on Thursday afternoon last, whilst he wag attending at his bar, a young man of respectable appears ance entered his parlour with the two children in bis arms, followed by a porter, who carried a ...
... Avonrnore, and Hussey Burgh—Lords Norbury and Clare— Judge Fletcher—John Philpot Curran—Counsellors Byrne, Fitzgibbon, Norcott, and Lys;ght—Mr. Flood— Fighting Fitzgerald—Mr. M min, of Galway—Sir John Burke—Sir Hercules Langreish—Mr. Dund oi—Beauchamp Baginal ...
... J. B. Mildmay. P. St. J. Haliburton, Hon.D.G. mas Blunt, aged 32, and John Wright, aged 50, were : Cavendish, Lord Morneth, Vi scoun t J e ffr ey , Rt . H on . F. Mostyn, E. M. John s t one , A. indicted,.—the two first for breaking into the house of Cavendish ...
... B&uverle, Hun. D. P.-New Lester, B L.-Poile Serunl Littleton, E. J.-Staffordebire Bouvei le, Hon. P. P.-Downton Loch, John-Hythe Briscoe, John 1-Surrey Lumley, Lord-Nottingham. B ougham, James, Wlnchelsea shire Bruoughamn, Wm.-Sou hwgask Lushington, Dr. S ...
... Rutland Arms, Newmarket ; and further particulars on application to Mr.Jardine, solicitor, Stoke by Clare; Mr. 0. P. Holme, solicitor, 6, Liverpool-street, Loldon; or to Mr. John Isaacson, at his offices, Clare and Newmarket. near Newmarket. JOHN ISAACSON ...
... lllSHlRE—Wednesday, July 18, at Dolgelly. CARNA RVONS H IRE—Saturday, July 21, at Carnarvon. CARDIGANSHIRE—Wednesday, July 25. at Cardigan. ANGLESEY—The same day, at Beaumaris. DENBIGHs HlRE—Saturday, July 28, at Buthln. BRECKNOC KS H I RE—The same clay, at Brecon ...
... scheming and devising this celebrated piece of legislation. My Lord John is willing to let my Lord Grey h ave a l arge p or ti on , w h ereas m y Lord Grey appears willing to let ray Lord John have a fair slice of this, what my Lords Eldon, Londonderry, and ...
... Englishman had not only the right, but was bound to carry arms for his own defence, and that of his countiy— The only ally England requires —arms in the hands of freemen.—(Cheers.) Sir JOHN SCOTT LILLY next proposed the health of the Chairman. The toast ...
... Rarbadoes, with sugar, Ric.: Sir Watkin,Spencer, from Triniead ; Henry Grattan, —, from St. John's, N. 8.. with timber : Ingeborg Caroline, Troenstegard, from Callenbore, with barley; Lord John Russell, Ritchie, from Montreal. with wheat; Artemid, Sparks, from ...