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... Esq., M.P., Chairman. The Hon. HENRY THOMAS STANLEY, M.P., Deputy Chairman. Birley, Thomus. Esq, Merchant, Kirkham. Bourne, John, Esq., Liverp. 01. Brockholes , Tliomas Fitzhc rhert, Esq., Claugh ton-hall. Garstang. Flletson. Daniel, Esq., Parrox Hall ...
... present Ministry of parading the amongst the banners displayed, were Liberty or Death, signi- the plundering twaddle of Lord John Russell. The gallant LIMERICK County.—Colonel O'Grady and Colonel Fitzgib- le' 1 mountebank, tumbling on all occa- fying, no ...
... S. Flint Godson, It. Kidderminster Gordon, R. Cricklade Goring, 11. D. Shoreham Itt Hon. C., Inverness County Grattan, H. Meath County Grattan, J. Wicklow County Grey, lion. Col. Wycombe Grey, Sir G. Devonport Gronow, Capt. It. 11. Stafford Grosvenor, ...
... the HUMES and the O'CONNELLS, as represented and personified in the Cabinet by that miserable abortion of a statesman, Lord JOHN RUSSELL. That whisper of an expiring faction, having lost the power of directly betraying the Church and its interests into ...
... Novels, Romances, Travels, &c.,the genuine stock of a publicJibrary, comprising the of Scott, Marryat, Cooper, James, Butwer, Grattan, Galt, Hook, Porter, Edgeworth, Gore, &c., and including all the new publications, the whole in excellent condition. Catalogues ...
... the premises were barricadoed. During the last Parliameatary Session, Lord Althorp, in reply to a question put by Mr. Henry Grattan, distinctly said that no powers conferred by the Act should be exercised in breaking through any inclosutes. Had such a massacre ...
... cave.-, Esq. -2 O i Messrs. I avan, Brothers io U SiVean of Winchester 5 0 I Messrs. ilankey and Lo. IO ..e Warden of Win- John Graham, E.-q. - -JO O eheste - -5 0 R. P. Muut, Esq. - - - 5 5 Rev. Dr. Williams, Head Messrs. Webster, Simp- Master of ditto ...
... a notice was issued at Braniley,.calllng every man of liberal principles to attend a meeting at a stated hour at the Cardigan Arms, with reference to the change of ministry and the alarming aspect of things. The important hour arrived, and not one person ...
... notice was. ,, issued at Braiuley, calling every man of liberal principles to attend a meeting at a stated hour at the Cardigan Arms, with reference to the change of ministry and the alarming aspect of things. The important hour arrived, and not one person ...
... i. 0, .« * r- R. Dixon and Co. O John Morant, E»«| , of Rev. K. Bradford, of Brockcnhurxt. llant.H - 5 Ol hri lor, of Sou Dedham • 2 2 John Barton, Eiui. Mreers. Jack*and May ...
... Pall-mall. J Pinto., price Us. fid. in boards, Reflections atiaiitcti to the holy seasons of the CHRISTIAN and ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR. JOHN BREWSTER, M.A., Rector of Egglescltfle, in the County of Durham. , , . Printed for J. G. and F. Rivington, Paul Church-yard ...
... Saltpetre FROM LLOYD'S LIST. TUESDAY. Dec. 2. Ramsgate. l>ec. i—l*b* Plvwty. Swaibo. from Cardigan to struck the Pur-head asd sunk the harbour. Bristol, Dec. I The John Hutchings, from Newfoundland this poet, was abandoned »lh nit. being in sinking rtatv ...