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... and George Esq. Cardiff (Town of)— John Nicholl the younger, Merthyrmaror, in the county of Glamorgan, Esq. Doctor of Cardigan (County of) —Wm. Edward Powell, of Nanteos, in the said county of Cardigan, Esq. Cardigan (Town and Bormighof, —Pryse Pryse, ...
... Edward Bullet, Esq. Southern Division —Edward John Littleton, Esq. and Sir John Wrottesley, Bart. Stafford Borough of) William Falkener Chetwynd and Howell Stockport (Borough of) —Thomas Marsland and John Horatio Lloyd, Lsqrs. Salford ( Borough of ) —Joseph ...
... morning- next the Maeslough Fox Hounds will meet at Kington at ten o'clock, and in the evening dinner will given at the Oxford Arms, to Walter Wilkins, Esq. the worthy proprietor of the fine pack of dogs. On Friday last a splendid dinner was given to Walter ...
... . Colonel Wood Bucks.. Lord Chandos+, J. Smith, G. Dash- wood CAMBRIDGE.. Capt. Yorket, R. Townley, J. W. Childers CARDIGAN. Colonel Powell CARMARTHEN Rice Trevort, E. H. Adams CARNARVON T. A. Smith Cuesuire, N CHESHIRE, S. W. T. Egerton, ...
... contained fourteen stand of arms belonging to the Water-guard ; a party well armed entered, smashed through the cabins, placed the commander of-the boat under arrest, with two bayonets at his bosom, and possessed themselves of the arms. This occurred, we are ...
... the Corn Exchange. The names of those refusing to attend the dictation of this incipient convention, were, Messrs. James Grattan, J. Jones, Mervyn Archdalc, and Nicholas A. Vigors. Every thing was conducted according to form, and with the most punctilious ...
... of Cowdray Park, in the c.iuntyof Sussex. Esq. BatnUaple (Borough of)—John Palmer Bruce Chichester and Ciir.r I es St. John Fancourt. Br id port ( Borough of)—Henry Warburlon and John Romi.'y, Esqrs. Devon County of)—Northern Division— Esq. commonly called ...
... resolution addressing Lord John Rafael) the Subject. The specific n,mire their complaint is expressed the sifbjoiiied copy an Address which intended to be forwarded tbe noble mover of the reform measure : the Hun. Lord John HutteU. S,c The humble Petition ...
... ) Why did the present Whig Govarnment arm the yeomanry ? Their force had been increased from 31 to 22,00O —(A laugh)—he meant from 22 to 31,000. supposed oppress the Catholics ; but the Catholics were getting arms in their turn, and every man who could ...
... procuring arms in the north of Ireland, where penny clubs were established for the purpose, and be bad been informed by a magistrate 1000 were armed—tbe Secretary for Ireland had armed the Protestants, and the Catholics were determined also to be armed—such ...
... for the liberties the people, alwaya umfed due respect for ihe prerogative the Crown. 1 was the course which Mr. Grattan—for wa* Mr. Grattan was alluding (cheers), considered it m* duly to pursue crisis not altogether dissimilar the proi»eni ? hat Mt. Cr ...
... George Butler Hon Roche W John Chapman M Roche D Fryer Rd Fitzsimon N Rocke J Gaskell Daniel Fitzsiinoii Roe James Grote George Fitzgerald Thos Sheil L Harvey D W French Sullivan R I'ume Joseph Finn W Talbot J Humphery John Grattan Henry Walker C A Butt ...