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... numbers being at the close of the poll : 'fobhouse Eagle Majority for Sir Jan At a quarter past four the Sheritts declared Sir John Cant Hobhouse, Bart., duly elected. Parliamentary Intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mowlay, Jolly 28. Their Lordships met at 12 ...
... adjoining the before-mentioned Messuages or Dwelling-Houses and now in the several occupations of Esther Lomas Ann Bennett John Ford James Twimblin Joseph Hudson atherine Sayle Anthony Hibbert and Thomas Clarkson And also all those several other MESSUAGES ...
... inside measure) other outbuildings situate in Brinksway near Stockport in the county of Chester and late in the occupation of Mr John Middleton The Gas Apparatus is quite new and sufficient for 300 lights The Steam Engine horse power with a large Water Wheel ...
... Would not be ueiwl. unless it were proved, to the.tattsfacUon »f jury, that it dondfor illegal purppae. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said, that on Saint John > Ere the were in the prastioe of lighting firea t hut under tbit danse they might be punished for that innocent ...
... commenced on Saturday last, the 26th ult., before Mr. Baron Parke. His Lordship, in conse- quence of the heavy business at Cardigan, did not arrive at BJe- con till about eleven o'clock at night, when he proceeded to the Town-hall and opened court in the ...
... pre-nted on second At committee instant tlT in chair thanks Committee their for their kind patronage f On at o'clock about or 50 armed calling Cattle with faces blacked and round heads in front of the of Mr Thomas shopkeeper at Rock iu the of Bedwelty Iran plates ...
... foreign policy, and the Marquis of LoN- noNDERatY inquired whether steps had been taken for the arrest of vessels, with men and arms bound for Spiin ? Upon the former question Lord MELBOURNE declined entering at present; as regarded the latter, he was not ...
... there had nut been very recently an imprviper iuteiference in the affair* m Carlos, j He had heard that day that a ship with arms fof Urn Carlos bad been stopped in the Thames (hear, hear Did the j noble lord mean justify that line of policy ? (hear.) And ...
... a grand jury. At length the undermentioned gentle- men took the oaths as grand jurors JOHN PARRY WILKINS, ESQ. Foreman. Henry Allen, Esq. jun. Morgan Morgan Esq, John Ansdell, Esq. Thomas Parker, Esq, C. F. C. Crespigny, Esq. Lancelot Powell, Esq. H. Touchet ...
... only to eases where it was clearly proved to the jury that the signals were uiade lor an dlegal 1111 Mr 'HENRY GRATTAN said, that St. John’s Eva ,he peasantry were the hal.it of lightu.g hut.hres and that'it would very hard subject them to punishment ...
... reading of the Irish coercion bill, and entered into a review of the condition of that country, to shew the expediency of arming the governmenit with additional powers. In refer- ence to the omitted clauses lie stated that his opinion had always been ...
... building a stable tor the Rev. John Colliuson. had occasion break ablM whin Btone, and in the centre he small cavity was a living tpider uilh several young ones. The atone and spider are now in the possession of the Rev. John Collinson. —IVtwcaMfui Journal* ...