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... Barham, Hon. John Heathcoat, John Robarts, A. W. Bannerman, Alex. Heneage, E. Robinson, George Barry, J. S. Hector, C. J. Ronayne, D. Beauclerk, Major Hindley, Charles Rooper, J. B. Bellew, R. M. Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. Rolfe, Sir It. M. Benett, John Sir J. C ...
... Barham, Hon. John Heathcoat, John Robarts, A. W. Bannerman:Alex. Heneage, E. Robinson, George Barry, J. S. Hector, C. J. Ronayne, D. Beauclerk, Major Hindley, Charles Hooper, J. B. Bellew, It. M. Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. Rolfe, Sir R. M. Benett, John Sir J. C. ...
... attending here. This is too bad. The mischief of Mr. H. Grattan, observe, is still greater—because upon ballots there can be no pairing, it being quite uncertain who shall be drawn ; for example—Grattan (Henry) was drawn on O'Dwyer's committee—Lefroy was ...
... BASINGHALL-STREET. TO-MORROW. M. H. G. Jones, Leicester-kr. Leicester square, auctioneer 1 11 S. Maine, St. John•street, Clerkenwell, carrier 1 12 Allen, John House, No. 17, High-stroe BIRTHS. On the Bth inst., in Sloane-street, Mrs. W. Lee, of a daughter. (Signed) ...
... would take Saturday for that purpose. SOLDIERS' SIDE-ARMS. Mr. ROEBUCK called the attention of his Majesty's government, and of the house, to the practice of allowing soldiers to wear their Side-arms when not on duty; a practice which had been productive ...
... would take Saturday for that purpose. SOLDIERS' SIDE-ARMS. Mr. ROEBUCK called the attention of his Majesty's government, and of the house, to the practice of allowing soldiers to wear their side-arms when not on duty; a practice which had been productive ...
... the same time, though he-declared he would take the arms from all, he did not interfere at all with the Catholics who were in possession of them ; and it was a strong fact in the case, that Kennedy's arms were duly registered. He begged leave to ask faither ...
... the same time, though be declared he would take the arms from all, he did not interfere at all with the Catholics who were in possession of them; and it was a strong fact in the case, that Kennedy's arms were duly registered. He begged leave to ask farther ...
... boat, which had lent assistance to Bilboa. They had been shot in consequence of the decree of Don Cat los, that no person in arms should escape. . Lord MAHON rose, apparently much excited, Here then are the first fruits.—(Loud cries of Order.) The ...
... respecting the stamping of weights and measures. WASON then moved that Mr. Keith be taken into the custody of the Sergeaut-at-Arms. .After a desultory conversation between Lord MONT, Mr. HOME, and Mr. WAsoN , t he motion was postponed till to-morrow. LITERARY ...