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... Yarkhill, the Rev. H. M.A. John Cleife, Esq. of Lisbon, Frances youngest daughter of the late Richard Edwards, Esq. of Kingsdown, Bristol. Wednesday last was married, at the parish church ofManbadarn Eawr, in the county Cardigan, the Hon. and Rev. Henry ...
... the Falcon Inn, Uppingham; the Sondes'Arms, Rockingham; the Royal George, Cottingham; the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby; the King's Arms, Weldon; the ...
... the act punishable when the illegal intention was proved. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the clause was a most absurd one, for it would prohibit and punish all fires on festivals, such as St. John’s Eve and May Five. The gallery was cleared for a division— For the ...
... wriendments, and the report was ordered to be received this day. ARMS (IRELAND). Mr. LITTLETON moved for leave to bring in a Bill to renew the Act for regulating the possession of arms in Ireland. Mr. RUTHVEN opposed the motion. The bill was brought in ...
... 2, at eleven at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. P. H. Abbott, King's Arms yard, Coleman -street, official assignee; attorney, Mr. J. B. Smedley, New Inn Buildings. New Inn, London. John Hadwen, Lock w ood, York shire, cotton spiuner, July 30 and Sept. 2 ...
... to cases where it was clearly proved to the Jury that the signals were made for an illegal purpose. 35 - Mr. H. GRATTAN said that St. John's Eve the peasantry were in the habit of lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to punishment ...
... discipline were to be maintained, some strong power was required in a country like this, where they had a body of men with arms in their hands. Only a fortnight ago private shot sergeant at Chatham. And another iustance at the same place had occurred ...
... related only to cases where it was clearly ptoved to the Jury that the signals were made for an illegal purpose. Mr. GRATTAN said that on St. John's Eve the peasantry were in the habit of' lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to ...
... conviction could take place unless the signals were for the express purpose of collecting the people illegally. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that on St. John's eve the inhabitants were in the habit of lighting fires, which might bring them under the operation of this Act ...
... to continue for one year, and to the end of the then next Session, the Acts regarding the importation and the keep- ing ol arms in Ireland. Mr HUME mov. d that copies of the reports of Messrs. Vilhers and Bowring on foreign commercial relations, and of ...
... -rnment for not following up the recoromendatiuß. ARMS (IRELAND). , l Mr. LITTLETON moved for leave to bring in the customary bill for renew ing for one ear the acts for regulating the importation of arms into Ireland. Mr. KITH YEN objected the bill on ...
... a bill to continue for one year, and to the end of the then session, the acts regarding the importation and the keeping of arms in Irelaud EXCISE—FOREIGN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS. Mr. HUME moved that copies of the reiiort of Messrs. Villiers and Foreign ...