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... WESTMINSTER ELECTION. AT a numerous MEETING of the FRIENDS of Sir JOHN HOBHOUSE, held Richardson’s Hotel, Monday, May €, Sin John Hobhouse being present, and having satisfactorily explained his motives for resigning his trust. It was resolved, That this ...
... and expeditious, and for the betterreguli. tion mercantile bankruptcies, in that part of Great Britiin called Scotland. Mr. John Maxwell—To refer the petitions of the Cotton Weavers, for local Boards of Trade, and other regulations for the improvement ...
... , and Vincent (bo)s) are saved ; and that their parents, three brolhtot and sister, ire dead. \lso inform Mr. John Hartley, C»iUiidir’s Arms, Port street, Manchesier, that his father and mother are !o*t, brothers savid believe there are two others from ...
... Vincent IBromhall, (boys) are saved, and that their parents, their .brotheirs tidsister, are dead. Also inform 5ir John Hart- ley, Callenders Arms, Port Street, 'Manchester, that his ,father atld mother are lost, brothers saved. I believe .there are two others ...
... LINDSAY ; loading in the West India ? ori' s weli • This relgittorn'ann Ship has very superior accommodation for passened and armed, and carries an experienced Surgeon.— to 4 8 : a g e aPPIy to Capt. LINDSAY, at the Jerusalem t Co u tree : refisTRVIA Ilt ...
... married, at Thornbury, Glocestershire, the Rev. Caddell Holder, M.A. Francis Gardiner freeman, Ksq. youngest son of the late Rev. John Freeman, of Rockfield, in this county, to Sophia Anne, fifth daughter of Jacob Elton, of Dedham, the county Essex, Esq. and ...
... that was lovely and amiable.-(A laugh.) He had been taxed to that amount upon his income, when a broken finger, a fractured arm, or his becoming blind, might have deprived him of its whole amouot.-(Hear.) He had paid £100 a year for that tax for several ...
... Neptune, B ; William, Cordelius,Swalliu, from Newport; BMsny Swansea, fres Gloom w, for Carl; Aid, Jeukina, from Swansea, 'Cardigan ; John. from Fiahgusrd, for Waterford, out, the New l'unmit, Clans, for taP)hrip:p.nlilieji.e:Tig.bil.e.t,o7afos%rfilfigrvir ...
... knew him April 24 after few days’ illness in liis 67th year John Elliott upwards years licensed victualler in this city April 26 in Catherinc-piace deeply her family and friends aged 27 Ann Mr John jun April Clifton Granville youngest Col Faunce April 27 ...
... Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the motion. He complain that the report on the poor laws was founded upon pa statement*. An/one who read that report would undoubtet find great abuses in it, but it contained nothing which wot prevent him f.Mr. Grattan) from supporting ...
... It was for &01.. and previous to Mr. Wedge delivering the goods be inquired in Great St. Helcn’e, and discovered there was a Arm of that name, though be could not find them home. Mr. Henry Mills said took the bill No. 6, Great Sc. Helen's, to atccruin if ...
... and instead ol being diminished, it was mcreased—increased too by the strong arm of the law. He was not going to discuss the Coercion Bill, but must say that the strong arm the law encouraged bad landlords, of whom-he did not pretend to speak with forbearance ...