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... JOHN BULL the hole! in which I lodged, but It placed there without any directioni from me, and solittle waa I awm of any importance hkely to be attached to it, that for considerable time 1 thought it was placed there aa compliment to Sir E. Codrinotow ...
... JOHN BULL of the hotel in which I lodged, hot it placed there withont any directions from me, and solittle was I aware of any importance likely to be attached to it, that for a considerable time I thought it was placed there as a compliment to Sir E. ...
... Shirehall, Shrewsbury—Audit 1834 Taylor John and Samuel Taylor, of Castleton Moor, and of Manchester, co. Lancaster, commission agents & mchts. dlrs. & eh. & copartners, cairying on business under the firm of John and Samuel Taylor ; 28th Apr. ten, pr. ...
... Parker, J. Angerstein, John Folkes, Sir W. J. Pattison, James Anson, Sir George Fox, Lieut.-Col. Pease, Joseph Attwood, Thomas French, F. Pelham, Hou.C.A.W. Bagshaw, John Grant, Rt. Hon. G. Perrin, Louis Baines, Edward Grattan, arues Pepys, Sir C. Bainbridge ...
... Parker, J. • Angerstein, John Folkes, Sir W. R. Pattison, James Anson, Sir George Fox, Lieut. Col. Pease, Joseph Attwood, Themes Grant, Right Hon. C. Pelham, Hon. C.A.W. Bagsliaw, John Grattan, James Perrin, Louis Barnes, Edward Grattan, Henry Pepys, Sir C ...
... R. Phillips, Mark Phillips, Charles M. Pinney, Win. Poulter, John Sayer Power, James Ponsonby, J. Potter, Richard Power, P. Price, Sir Robt., Bart. Pryse, Pryse Ramsbottom, John Ramsden, John C. Rice, Right Hon. T. S. Rippon, C. Roche, William Roche, David ...
... presented the report of the Windsor election committee which unseated Sir J Beauvoir and declared that Sir John Elley ought to have been returned Sir John Elley and Mr Gaily Knight took the oaths and their seats Many petitions were presented One from Bristol ...
... soldiers had corn. mitted by the improper use of their side-arms. (Hear, hear.) Sir H. HAsDInns said that it had been the custom for the last century for the British soldiers to wear their side-arms, and he should be sorry to see the day when they should ...
... Church, G. Sinclair asked if it were intended that ■J* resolution should hereafter be communicated to toe House of Lords ? Lord John Russell said his opinion was that no resolution of the character of that now under consideration of the House would be agreed ...
... the committee of the whole house having been brought up, Mr. SINCLAIR asked Lord John Russell whether he meant to communicate his resolution to the House of Lords? Lord JOHN RUSSELL answered in the negative. The resolution having been read, The CHANCELLOR ...
... Dr. Vilber., Cbtajta Byog, Sir John Lynch, A. H. Byng, George M'Leod, M. Vivian. Campbell, Sir John Mscnamara, W. Campbell, W. F. M-Cance, John • h- »• Carter, J. B. MTaggart, John Walker, B. Cave, Otway liaher, John Wstlsce, K. Cavendish, ...
... subject the country to less danger—if, backed by the authority of Mr. Burke, of Lord Plunkett, of Sit John Newport, and the dyieg declaration of Mr. Grattan, he did refuse to be a party to the principle of the noble lord's resolution. The right lion. gentleman ...