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... Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, is Morse, and not Moore. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Royal Cardigan Militia (Rilles).—Lieutenant H. T. Davies to be Captain, vice Phillips, promoted, June 24. Crown-office, July 1. ...
... nation would be found to be against it. However absurd, the prayer being practicable, the petition should be received. Mr. H. GRATTAN denied the statement of the hon. and learned gentleman that any hon. member could be denounced in Ireland for discharging ...
... Sth and 6th William IV.,' ' cis.: —John Jones, of the Mason's Arms, Newchurch parish ; Morgan Lewis, of Bwlch Inn, do. ; John Richards, of Penybrint Tavern, Ahernant, do; John Lewis, of, the parish of Conail • John Davies, of Pantgwyn Tavern ...
... his College of Arms. WAR OFFICE, JuLy 1. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomasßaker May, from the half-pay of the 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Frederick John William Viscount ...
... who retires; John Henry Lord Earlsfort, tube Cornet and Sub. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Aston. 2nd Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant John Carr (Adjutant) to have the rank cf Lieutenant 2nd Regiment of Dragoons—Surgeon John Winterscale ...
... by pur. v. Tomline, who retires; John Henry Lord Earlsfort, to Cornet and Sub-Lieut, by pur. t. Aston.*2nd Life Guards*Cornet and Sub-Lieut. John Carr (Adjutant) to have the rank of Lieut. 2nd Dragoons*Surgeon John Winterscale, from 71st Foot, to be ...
... longer safe in our houses I an authorised armed force may break them open in the dead of the night, when we have no means of ascertaining whether we are assailed by the ministers of justice or a band of armed banditti (bear, hear). No doubt the robbers ...
... praying the House to repudiate every attempt to undermine the Constitution that Right Honourable House, (cheering.) Mr. HENRY GRATTAN begged to know If there was any truth in the report that person named Cooney had been arrested the police under a writ of ...
... themselves; and he wished to know whether Sir John Barrow stood that situation. Mr. C. WOOD, as understood, said knew aolbiagrf the grant of the pension. E. CODRINGTOX then wished knom- whether was vested right Sir John Barrow to have 1,000/. a-year, let him ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, tbe Leeds Side thereof, and the Bar or Chains across the Highways leading from Burley and Reevy, will be Let by Auction ...
... presente the other house, and received without hesitation. He utit his duty to press the acceptance of the petition. Mr. H. GRATTAN would at once accept the petition, as he desired that every complaint should be attended to. Mr. \V. W. WYNNE considered that ...