... Queen Caroline's trial. It is matter of record that George the Third gave the lady in question permission to wear the Royal Arms, and to assume, courtesy, the title of Lady Edwardina Kent.— Shipping Gazette. Militia.—The circular lately issued from the ...

... Nembhard Hibbert, of “Chalfont St. Peter, Esq. Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire—John Dobede, of Soham, Cheshire—Chazies Peter Shakerley, of Somerford, Esq. Cornwall—John Basset, of Tehidy Park, Cumberland—Sir Francis Francis Pletcher Vane, of Armathwaite ...

... Church-rates were presented Irish Corporations The debate on the introduction of John’s bill was resumed Mr R D Browne continued Mr W Roche Mr Lucas Mr Hardy Mr James Grattan Mr Lefroy Mr Wakley Mr West member for Dublin who poke at length and with considerable ...

... (Loud cheers.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied in a brief but energetic speech. The question was then put and carried in the affirmative, and the Noble Lord brought in the bill, which was read first time, and ordered to be printed. Lord JOHN RUSSELL postponed ...

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... been comwith England and Scotland. The hon. member would P 1 w,thre E* rd 10 the two London and Brighton give the motion his Arm support. bills (Stephenson and Rennie s). and the bills Mr. W. Rochb never would allow Ireland to be tram- otdered to be brought ...

... evening. The speakers were Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. William Roche, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Hardy, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. lycfrov, Mr. Mr. West, Lord Morpeth, Sir Jas. Graham, Sir John Hobhouse, and Sir Robt. Peel—Lord J. Russell replied; after which his motion for lesve to ...