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... infant of three months old, was christened, the sponsors being I/»rd Montague, uncle to his Grace, and John Scott, from whom received the names Henry John. Dctpernlc Affray vith Capture of SmufigUrs On Tuesday morning the ult., about one, a desperate affray ...
... case we are indebted for an escape. —John Bull. The continual contradictions hy the Globe of the late resignation Lord Allhorp, as reported in the Standard, will, should suppose, cease, after the statement in the John Dull of Sunday. We can corroborate ...
... Opposition Papers. , ,„ . Account* have licen received from Oporto the SIR February, which represent the of the liberating arms to more and more The stormy weather had prevented ship* fr«*« the bar with and prov boons of all kind* had consequently become ...
... fe la | of the platform, aud several gentlemen were induced the leave the hustings altogether in order to lighten ressure armed Pro Mr Muntz proceeded with his address, strongly ¢ ib staring precating the conduct of Ministers, gainst the nnidst most tremend: ...
... he intended to introduce that his Majesty should be empowered to issue a commission to such persons as he should think fit, arming them with such powers might deem proper for the purpose of managing the concerns and taking care of the British interests ...
... Henryllodges Mogg, Rev. illiura Davy, and Kdward Stephens, Exeter; Rev. Ueajamin Banning, and Rev. John T.C.A. Trenchard, Trinity ; Algernon Perkins, and Rev. John Roberts Oldham, Oriel; Rev. George Hill Clifton, Fellow of Worcester; Rev. BurrHl llayley, Worcester; ...
... was obliged to remain in vestry upwards ...
... Lushington, Mr. Stanley, Air. Littleton, Sir Robert Grant, Mr. Spring Rice, the Messrs. Attwood, Messrs. James and Henry Grattan, Mr. Tynte, Mr. Carew O’Dwyer, &c. Besides the above, the Abbey was crowded by persons of distinction amongst whom were many ...
... four members included in the imputation of Mr. Hill, Messrs. Henry, Grattan and Macnamara having, since Mr. O’Connell’s letter, published denials. The four Members are—Messrs. James Grattan, Vigors, F. French, and J. M. Galway. Huddersfield Election. —Everything ...