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... MARCH 1. [Before Lord Abinger.l John Newton, Samuel Swann, and Richard Lee were charged with having, on the night of Monday, the 9th of January last, entered certain lands, the property of the Earl of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for the ...
... with the elector was perceived •by Mr. Henry Grattan - , who called on the deputy to interfere. On inquiry it appeared that the person was General Saunders. The honest tenant was steady, and voted for Grattan and Howard. All the oaths were administered ...
... Arthur French, Prytue, Frarcis Baring, Pendarves, W. Willilms, Bridgman, Horsman, Mark Philips, John Handley, Henry Salwey, James Stuart, Vernon Smith, Grattan, Estcourt, Turner, Stanley, bert Steuart, Robert Wallace,Ponsonby, Broadwood, Grinisd itch, Heneage ...
... French, Pryme, Francis Baring, Pendarves, W. Williams, Bridgman, Horsinan, Mark Philips, John I .Aennett, Handley, Henry Salwey, James Stuart, Vernon Smith, Grattan, Estcourt, Turner, Stanley, When Steuart, Robert IVallace, Ponsonby, Broadwood, Grimsditch ...
... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by him, with other valuable pictures, to Langsto . ne, in this county ; after his death it was in the ...
... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by. him, with other valuable pictures, to Langstone, in this cennty ; after his death it was in the ...
... Sir A. Gillon, W. D. Plumptre, J. P. Alston, R. Gordon,R.(Cricklade)Potter, R. Angerstein, John Gra' tam, Rt Hon Sin; Poulter, J. S. Attwood, Thomas Grattan, H. (Meath)Powerd. Barclay, D. Grimston, Lord `iris. Price, S. G. (Sand- Barclay, C. Hall, Benjamin ...
... could, Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms ! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the messengers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant -at-Arms to take him into custody ...
... could, Mr. Sergeant -et-Arms'! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the mes• sepgers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant•at•Arms to take him into custody ...
... calibre, armed with the chqpiteau of the largest kind of rocket charged with an extremely combustible composition, and being at n.atne time so portable as to be carried with ease into places the most difficult of access. A rocket thus armed, and firmly ...
... - NOES. Adam, Sir C. Gordon,R.(Cricklade)Phillipps, C.M.( Lei - Angerstein, John Goring H. Dent cestershire) Attwood, Thomas Grattan, H. (Meath)Poulter, J. S. Bacshaw, John Grote, G. Pryme, G. Baines, Edward Gully, J. Rippon, C. Barclay, D. Hawkins, ...
... navigators) named John Longtvorth, James Stones, 'John Cosgrove, William D,unn, and Adam Franklin. They were accordingly committed to take their trial for the offence at the next assizes.—Manchester Times. ESCAPE OF A THIEF.—On Friday, John Sparrow, a police ...