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... 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 ...
... Churchill Stamford Maynard Colchester Winchilsea Sydney Oriel Cardigan Melville Delamere Plymouth Sidmouth Downes Jersey Combermere Wigan Mortou barons. Lyndhur-. Home Clinton Fevers ham Leven St. John of Bletso Heytesbury Selkirk Forbes Stuart de Rothesay ...
... 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* ...
... Eldon Camden Howe KARLS. VISC( Pembroke Hereford Stamford Arbuthnot Winchihei Maynard Cardigan Plymouth Jersey Sydney Melville Sidmouth Combermerc BARONS. Clinton St. John of Bletso Forbes Macclesfeld Graham Guilford Hardwick Walsingham Norwich Talbot Bagot ...
... to gaol. BURGLARY AND ATTACKING FOR ARMS.— John Curran, Garrett Browne, and Daniel Littleton, were indicted for attacking the dwelling-house of James Curtin, near Liscarroll, firing shots therein, and demanding arms. William Curtin (a shrewd intelligent ...
... to gaol. _ BURGLARY AND ATTACKING FOR ARMS.—John Curran, Garrett Browne, and Daniel Littleton, were indicted for attacking the dwelling-house of James Curtin, near Liscarroll, firing shots therein, and demanding arms. William Curtin (a shrewd intelligent ...
... siderabie damp upon the 'market for Spanish Securities;- thie intelligence which has arrived to-day favouring the be- lief that en armed intervention in the afflairs of Spain by the French Government has been actually decided upon, if not already in a course of ...
... ABUSE OF PUBLIC BENEVOLENCE. A public meeting was on Monday evening, a the Dundee Arms, Wapping, under the following ex • traordinary circumstances : Mr. W. Morris having been called to the Chair, stated that on the 2d of August, 1832, during a tremendous ...
... Arbuthnot Churchill Winch'lsea Maynard Colchester Cardigan Sydney Oriel Plymouth Melville Delarnere Jersey Sitlmouth Downes Morton Comberrnere Wigan Home BARONS. Lyndhurst , Ailsa Clinton Feversham Leven St. John of Bletso Ileytesbury Selkirk - Forbes Stuart ...
... great and important legislattve enactment upon a subject of deep and vital interest, and they were to receive it with open arms, or to reject it with scorn and abhorrence, not according to its own merits, but according to the merits of the individual ...
... Earl of RODEN presented petitions against the Irish Tithe Bill and protection to the Church, from parishes in Kildare ; St. John, Sligo; Elphio , Clonmet, Mayo, Antrim ; from the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the county of Clare; St. Peter's, Athlone ...
... Acres, Mr. Webster; Sir Lucias Mr Weekes ; Julia, Mrs. Nisbctt; and Lydia Languish, Mrs. Honey. conclude with, UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John, Mr. W. Farren; Mr. Hawk, Mr. Webster; and Mrs. Havrk Mrs. Glover. To-morrow, The Village Lawyer, with Beau Nash, Secret ...