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... the The gentlemen were 10 the of the peace thi. r :—John Fred. (andor'', r wooly called Ein4 a, Remy r none', M. 1)., K. Wno. Peel, Leal. S. J.Ollll II) .11, Walk Rice, Wind Wood, Jima, Jun., John Lhool %VIII. 11. Scams, Harri., Prier Lloyd. Wm. Do ...
... just returned a verdict of Not Guilty in the case of John R. Buzzel. A very open expression of approbation ran through the court-room when the verdict was given. Two well. dressed individuals, John Flanders and Ford, were arrested by the officers of the ...
... —(a) John Calrrafl, Esq Warrington—(a) John Blackburn, Esq, of Hale Hall, sun uf the laic M.P. fur Lancashire Warwickshire (South)—(a) Sir John Mordaunt, and E Sheldon, E-q Warwickshire —(a) William Stratford Dugdaie, Esq, Blytbe Hull, and Sir John E Wilmot ...
... superintend the arrangements, and these gentlemen hadl agreed to entrust the nanipulations entirely to Dr. Marshall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Getty, and Dr. Hincks, of Killileagh. These gentle- men accordingly proceeded to the table, and removed the body from ...
... county of York, Esq.; John Richards, of No. IS, Cadugao-place, in the county ol Middlesex, Esq. Borough ot Malton*The Right Honourable Sir Charles Christopher Pepys, Kut.; John Charles RamsiUn, Esq. Borough Pontefract*John Gully, Esq.; John Savile, commonly ...
... Trim, on Thursday, an affray took place between Grattan and an attorney named Gibson, an agent fur Mr. Plunkett. Grattan told him he was a liar; Gibson replied and told Grattan he a liar, whereupon Grattan seized a hat, and violently struck Gibson the face ...
... , one the six clerks in Chancery, and uncle to the present Sir John Hanmer, Bart. Banbury. —Henry William Tancred, Esq. Barnstaple. —John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and Major St. John Fancourt. Bassetlaw. —G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (t) the Hon. A. Duncombe ...
... forced attempt at selftfagellaiion, which ended in a lender caress, would be the type of church reform by the bishops. The John Dull observe*— ** Liberality, in the fullest measure consistent with the safety the establishment, may be to (he Dissenters ...
... to the most serious consideration of every Churchman. h• eir tt rk to e. ng JOHN Ill'SsEl.l. AND Von: r.v BA I.l.OT.—At a dinner en at Honiton, oil Saturday week, to Lord John Russell. after several toasts had been given, the Chairman having proposed the ...
... another on expelling the Berwick.-J. Bradshaw, Esq., and Sir R. Donkin. Norfolk (East)-Mr. Wodehouse and Lord Walpole. Meath-H. Grattan, Esq. and Morgan O'Connell, Esq. bishops from the House of Lords. I voted against all their pre. Berkshire.-R. Palmer, Esq ...
... Esq.; and John Richards, of No. 13, Cadogan-place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. Borongh of Malton.—Tbe Right Hon. Sir Charles Christopher Pepys, Knight; and John Charles Ramsden, Esq. Borough of Pontefract.—John Gully, Esq.; and John Savile, commonly ...
... Hill, uncletolhe Karl MilUborouah. 3. Mary, who m. John Buuike, Esq. Palmerstown, created in 1735. Earl Mayo.—-4. Catherine, who m. 7th December, 17:i5, John Lysaght, first Lord Lisle.—s- Margaret, to John Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry, for Dingle. Tire elder ...