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... speakers. Some time had elapsed before the Anti-Tory parly appeared, and at length it was moved that the Chair should taken Mr. John Judkin Butler, an eminent Corporation spokesman, long distinguished for his Ascendancy principles. That gentleman, however ...
... Mr. `Grattan said that he recognised some Masters of Orange Lodges, and that he was sure some mischief would ensue; and it appeared manifest, when Mr. Judkiu Butler and the Rev. John M‘Crea (two noted characters) were seen walking, arm in arm, about ...
... umber-merchant. James Harvey, Dartford, Kent, BANKRUPTS. John Busby Clark, High-. Bert, Shadwell, Middlesex, grocer, to sue. render Jan. 5. Attorney, Bishop, 6, See cool's-ion, Chancery-lane. John Kendrick, Sidney-alley and 54, Leicester-square, printseller ...
... the Humes and the O'Con nells, 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 ...
... Tavistock, in order to meet Lord John Russell. John Carpenter, Esq., having been called to the chair by acclamation, proceeded in a very lirief speech to address the electors, and to state the object of the meeting. Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke at great length ...
... 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 . ost the power of directly betraying the Church and its inierests ...
... CRICKLADE.-Sir John Neald, brother of the member for Chippenham, has finished his canvass, and positively states his election sure upon the promises he has received. NORTHUMBERLAND. - Mr. Liddell has retired. CARDIFF.-Mr. Nicholl, son of Sir John Nichol], again ...
... 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 ...