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... himself again into havoc. He has no eagerness of soot ; he is voluble and erudite, but lie was never such an orator us Grattan. Grattan's speeches will read well to every one, but Canning'' are only intelligble to your Greek and Latin gentlemen ; to the ...
... men «f '(heir own choice, ito. despite the nominees lords, their choice hap not been had ana. ■one.lhn son of the imiDortal Grattan, the master spint-ef Ireland in day—the unflinching sopporter of her rights stsd priyO^ges; the other, the son. ttfk man who ...
... George Guy. Charles Jennings, Samucl Led he, James Spence, Henry Patrick Samuel Boyd, John Richie. John Best, Francis Caivill, Robert M*Minn, Joseph M*Minn, John Bennie, Adam Lcdlie, Hugh C. Barrett, William Lockhart, Alexander M‘Donnell, David Dodd ...
... yeat,s,°,74 on lease for the whole term to Thomas John Burgoyne, £34 fis per annum, arising from the house No. 29, Tonbridge-P.• dI road, 72i years unexpired on lease for the whole term to the j John Burgoyne, Esq.—Lot 3. per annum, arising from SP' h ...
... legitimate “ The'Bricklayers’ Arms said that was mere irony; it had been built—ergo, it was building. The White Horse couldn’t draw such conclusion. Southwark and the other bridges should have attended. “ The Bricklavcrs’ Arms suggested, that ! d the Bridges ...
... proclaim, And then assert it meant hut change of name; To subject millions to bis tyrant will, And brand a nation with his fell Arms Bill; substitute coercion for redress, And ranvc mankind as he would men chess— Treat them as mere machines, vile things of ...
... Burlington-street ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin. HISTOXY OF THE NOBILITY.—Mw ready.ti e Fourth num with all the new Creations, :,nd upwards of 1,500 E ngrav i ngs of Arm &c. incorporated with tt e T ext, on a new plan, in 2 ...
... have been contracted for by the aecnts of Donna Maria in this country, which will be immedfatclv armed and manned British sailors. Three vessels are arming at Amsterdam for Don Miguel, manned by Dutch seamen, which will placed under the orders ot Captain ...
... before th« ?? 1 , v! January. JOHN CHARLES DENIIAM, Secretary. J>ec. 24, 1833. * 4 H G U S LIFE ASSURANCE COM- -». PANY, 39, Tlirogmorton-street, Bank, London. Capital, 300,000/. t DIRECTORS. William Baubury. Esq. | John Humjiliery, Esq., M.P. ?? Barrett ...
... were open to Mr. BARNETT, and-with which he, as a Commissioner of Police, should have been well acquainted. (52 (By Order,) ' JOHN GILMER. WANTE)D, WAXTEiD, BY THE POLICE COMMITTEE, For the Situation of Surveyor of Works in this Town, A N ACTIVE, I tJLLIGENT ...
... Curate of Stonehouse. The Rev. John Riland, A.M., Curate of Yox- hall. Francis Russell Hall, B.D. The Rev. C. N. Wode- hoiise, Prebendary of Norwich. The Rev. G. H. Stoddart, A.M., Oxford. UvedaU Price, M.A., Oxford. — John Murray, Albemarle-street. To-morrow ...
... worthy of attention. It tells irs, in almost expressive terms, that the British Government has resolved to support France, by arms, against the other Governments of Europe, and that a pledge has been given to that effect. This is a novel English policybut ...