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... noe wtll tLt. went wh.t fret could h*« de.cend.o-.. our d.v, .nd he for the ..me pi.o. » the .nd 7t: f . b the ue.tiun. JOHN BUSSELL de.nd.d tr h % VI ee.w coeether, but. but norrowly .wiped .rr«t for high tre.son. bee.uw too Mr. BucKineHAU ind M died ...
... Ist March (z€or Hober George Bankruptcies Superseded. x John Leadbeater & John Bariow, Manchester, cabinet - makers and upholsterers John Henry %’dolberl, Southampton-row, London, Jeweller John Freeman, jun. Drayton, Somersetshire, linman and sail cloth ...
... of tho P,engal 3 ] ghter of the Rev. Ch.: ar k s Gibbon/ Mary's, B r v :anston-aquare, bv Bishop of Llandaff, John l t' f • eldest P:on of John Rolls, Esq• zabet:,, second daughter ttle Rigkt Hon. Lady - Mari and of Preshaw-house, the rames's, Dover, H ...
... Brotherton, Joseph Barron. Winston O'Connell, John lieauclerk, Major Bellew, R. M. O'Connell, Charles Faithfull, George B'ackner Walter O'Connor Don Flelden, John Butle r , aon. P. O'Connor, Feargus Gully, John Chapman, M. L. Perrin, Louis Hawkins, J. H ...
... the House of Commons gave his third Parliamentary dinner, on Saturdiy evening, to Mesws. HUME, MAURICE O'CONNELL, H. GRATTAN, J. GRATTAN, WARBURTON, ROEBUCK, H. BULWER, E. BULWER, T. ATTWOOD, GILLON, PRYME, BLACK NET, T. FITZGERALD, FERGUS O'CONNOR, FRYER ...
... with the moderation aud temperance becoming the dignity of that house. , Mr J VMKS GRATTAN presented petition from the parishioners of St. Michael and St. John, in the city of Dublin, praying that the house would not consent to the coercive measures ...
... for NEW YORK ilirect. .▼ For term, of passage an.) other particulam, apply to Mr. E. (’h rn'i- rriN. Mercliant, or to Mr. John Easton, Cuntom-lloase AL'ent. Stntn-I, Uve. . , ~ , Enract loiter, date,! New York, 9th July, 1832, addressed tt Mr. Chattkrton ...
... stating that the country was more peaceable than it had been for the last ten years, and that many the people had given up their arms, and had gone work the roads—He felt his duty oppose the measure referred by the petitioners, and to assure the right hon. ...
... Fruits and Vegetables iu season. LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, February 20. Bankboptcik* at-pnsßDito —John loti row. Ku*tell-Miuare. jeweller —John and John Barlow, Manchester, cabinet-makers. Basrrcptr.—K/Jward Beouett. Mcrmtham. Sorrcy. David (ireeoley ...
... It was simply a measure of necessity. Parliament was to determine whether bands of armed ruffians were to be permitted to break o|ien houses by night—to plunder arms—to injure pro|icrty —to destroy lifeas if some proclamation of murder had liecn issued ...
... Morgan Brotherton, Jos. Barron. Winston O'Connell, John Beauclcrk, Major Bel lew . R. M. O'Connell, Charles Faithful], Geo. Blackney, W. O'Connor Don Fielden, John Butler, Hon. P. O'Connor, Fergus Gully, John Chapman, M. L. Perrin, Louis Hawkins, J. H. Dobbin ...
... that the Dutch forces detained in France should be released, and their return to the Ix>w Countries facilitated, with their arms, baggage. At. Ac. In the third article proposed that the threeCou.U* diou'.d engage to direct their immediate attention to ...