... , v „f ?? . II! areholders deslrou . t ,v,rt _ ' must hand to tin i.Vlr ii.r ?? ! I, with their names and :. . the Bthinst JOHN THOMAS CLARIDGE, Chairman. J. T. Ha R HAM, Secretai v, proteni. I. New Broad-street, January 2, 1837. TMTED GENERAL GAS SHARES— ...

... unoccupied. A House, No. 11, Park-street. Westminster, now in the occupation of John Bar- rett Lennard, Esq. A Public-house in Little Pari .-street, A cst- minsier, called the Three Johns, In the occupation of Mr. Wil- liam Rogers. Four Houses, Nos. 4, 5, fi ...

... were obscene books with indecent prints, which had been pub- lished by John Joseph Stockdale. The petition further stated that an action had been brought against him by this said John Joseph Stockdale for libel in consequence of this re- port, and that ...

... trampled on the Duke sf Devonshire, and trampled on tin men who ever held property in the country ? Let them meet him (Mr. Grattan) and his friend. to that), and then attempt to vilipend the best fi of Ireland. This association did not use its funds to ...

... cellent. The opposite parts, opposite in all re- spects, were sustained, or rather slunk through, by Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Wakley, Lord Morpeth, Sir J. Hobhouse, and Lord J. Russell. We cannot pretend to give even a summary of the argu- ments ...

... on : — Clonctirry Henry Grattan, M.P. Daniel O'Connell, M.P. Denis i. Brady, M.P. James Power, M.P. Morgan John O'Connell, M.P. C. Fitzsimon, M.P. Clements, M.P. John Owen, M.P. Morgan O'Connell, M.P. Hugh Owen Owen, M.P. John C. Westenra, M.P. E. ll ...

... R. Dalmei_;sf .Lord O'Brien, C. Warhurton, H. Furgusso-1, R. C O'Connell, D. on, R. Fii7siin. Parrott, 3. Williams, w. A. Grattan, H. Parry, Sir L. P. ?? Wilmot, Sir J, E. Grey, Sir G. Pattison, J. Wood, Mr. Aid. Grosvenor, Lord R. Pease, J. Voting, g ...

... »ilo the subject of m of education in Ireland until A Noble Lord presented a petition from the parishes of St. Martin's and Su John's, Dublin, in favour of poor-laws for Ireland. Lord LANGDALE postponed the second reading of the Wills' Bill until Thursday ...

... SPRING ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON, March 1. John Newton, aged 40; Samuel Swarm, aged 25; and Robert Lee, aged 40; were indicted for entering certain pre- serves iv the possession of the Earl of Cardigan in the night of the 9th of January last, with other persons ...

... Bainbridge, E. T. Gaskell, D. Price, Sir R. Bainrs, E. Gisborne. T. Pryme, G. Ball, N. Gordon, R. Pryse, P. Bannerman, A. Grattan, J. Ramsbottom, J. Barclay, D. Grey, Sir (i. Rice, R. Hn. T. S. Baring, F. T. Grote, G. Rippon, C. Barnard, E. G. Guest, J ...

... it. Viscount MELBOURNE presented petitions for the aboli- tion of church-rates from Southey, Norfolk, Selby, York- shire, Cardigan, Preston, and other pia* The Earl of RODEN presented a petition from the Pro- testants of a parish in the county of Down ...

... receive subscript! ot parts the diatre** was so great that thi d, were wholly unabl ...