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... the Golden Lion, Barn- staple; the Bedford Arms, Tavistock; Royal Hotel and King's Arms Hotel, Plymouth ; New London Inn, Exeter ; also of Messrs. Tilson, Squance, and Tilsons, Solicitors, Coleman-street; Mr. John Clode Braddon, Solicitor, Camelford, Cornwall ...
... window tax ; from Richard Dent, of Durham, against the Sabbath Bill (which was thrown out on Friday last) ; from a person named John Munts, complaining or having suffered great injustice from one of the Magistrates orthe county of V ork, and praying for inquiry ...
... adjoining St. Katharine's lh>bim rhief Office 16, John-street, Crutched- friars; Branch Pf* - H ,.,ent-circ ...
... introduce a full and efficient measure of Church re- form, one that would realise the just expectations of the people. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY said it would be impossi- ble to select a case stronger than that made out by the pe- titioners to prove the necessity ...
... to contend against it; and accordingly it gave way in 178-, when the Irish people] not the Irish Parliament, observe, with arms in their hands, took advantage of a moment of England's debility to demand and obtained an amelioration of their con- dition ...
... AC.NEW was understood to say that in his opinion the people of England were opposed to the reneal of the Union. Mr. 11. GRATTAN deprecated the course pursued by Ministers, who had in terms called all those who were favour- able to the Repeal disloyal ...
... of diunkenness ; also a Peti- iion rrom the Rev. James Hume, praying lor >h«? Pr i of his property 1 also a Petition from St John's, Hackney. in favuur of the Dissenters; also a Petitiou from an individual, praying the House to adopt measures to secure ...
... to it. The t Noble Lord then presented a Petition from Oswestry in fa- vour ofthe better observance of the Sabbath. Mr. H. Grattan presented Petitions from the Roman « Catholics of Cavan and Meath, complaining of being com- I pelled to support a Clergy ...
... passed for their separation, in consequence of a large sum of money being de- used for that purpose by an individual named John Mar- shall. B> these Acts the Rector was to receive the interest ol tlie money, together with an annual sum to be voted by ...