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... proprietors of John Hull newspaper for defamationplaintiff* had been convicted Old Bailey of forgery, and sentenced to seven years* transportation, but, from some favourable representations to Home Secretary, be received free pardon—this stated in John Bull, with ...
... contended that in acting in this manner they were doing nothing inconsistent with the usual Parliamentary practice. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that one thing was certain in respect to this measure of the government—namely, that it was most unconstitutional. Could ...
... months imprisonment James Emmins was guilty of two pewter from Mr John Iloldaway innkeeper at Romford —Fourteen days imprisonment and to whipped PETTY SESSION Saturday AT FAIRLOP FAIR John Sergeant was charged with attempting rob Beale at Fairlop Friday ...
... Constant. Mr far Constant, Mrs. Ashton. Mrs. Mrs Faac.^d j}jc y E JOHN Uncle John, Mr. W^Farren; Mr. Hawk. Mr. Webster, and Mrs. Hawk. To-morrow, Rural FeUcity, with My Wife's Mother, Uncle John, and the Sledge Driver. COLOSSEUM, REGENT’S PARK, added (without ...
... (lay, W. Dashwood, G. H. Dobbin, L Duncombe, T.] Evans, G. Ewing, J. Fancourt, C. S. J. Fitzsimon, C. Gillon, W. D. Grattan, H. Grattan, James Grote, G. OF THE MINORITY the 7th of July for Mr. O'Connell's motion tee to examine the evidence on which the ...
... praying for protection to tbe Established Church w+re presented Mr. K. Trevor, from places Cardigan: Mr. Estcourt, tram parishes in Gloucester sod Surrey ; and Sir John Tyrrell, from parishes in Essex. Tbe House adjourned quarter*past six o’clock to Monday ...
... then be for the House to accede to or dissent from the views of the Government in respect to the Coercion 8i11. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the evidence upon which the Government was acting, was the evidence of police officers—men whom he would not believe ...
... wbuld then be for the house to accede to or dissent from the views of the government in respect to the Coercion Bill. Air. H. GRATTAN said that one thing was certain in respect to this measure of the government—namely, that it was most unconstitutional. Could ...
... Dobbin, L. O’Connell,Morgan Sullivan, K. Evans, George O’Connell, John Vigors, N. A. Kitzsirnon, Chris. O’Connor, F. Walker, C. A. Gruttan, 11. O’Dwyer, A. C. Wallace, Thomas Grattan, J. O’Reilly, W. Tsi.lkrs— Daniel O’Connell and Joseph Hume. Trading ...
... August 1826, Mrs. Mary O'Kelly Grattan, his only child, became his sole executrix, and was now the personal representative and heiress-at-law of him, as well as Andrew Dennis O'Kelly and the father Philip. Mr. H. Grattan, her husband, having proved the ...
... appointed the- Rev. R. Hill Curate of Ballinderry, to the living of AngfabagaUos, vacant bv the death of the Rev. John Gortlin. The Rev. John S. Wahstsfpb, M.A., Curate of Chadwall, Lincolnshire, has been presented to the Wednesday Lectureship at Grantham ...