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... Members should together hare only one strike. The al vocates of Messrs. GRATTAN and HOWARD, as Mr. AcToN demands to have one seat, con ended, that he might rcduc( their majority below his present minority, and they would have to contend which of thorn ...
... TM! ARM). Taeeday last twenty-two Valente'', from the 78th Highlanders arrived Cork from Batwing, and johood the 71st Highland Light Infantry.— The 71st will also receive Volentecas from the 42d and 79th Regiments. Depot expect to moire for Dundee. - ...
... highly respectable audiences, attracted thither principally by Mrs. and Mr. Grattan, whose vocal and histrionic talents have elicited rapturous approbation. On Monday evening Mr. Grattan's Sir Edward Mortimer, in the play of the Iron Chest, was an admirable ...
... the hold of the great Western steam ship, depth near 40 feet, and broke his leg and arm, hostile meeting took place at Lisbon, lost week, between Major-General Sir John Doyle,and Dr. Lovell, the former attended by Mr. Brandt and Captain Doyle, and the ...
... I()NES, At a of Sub,ribent for POICTRAIT of the LORD holtleu At Jury Room, sth of April, 183$. JOHN LI.OTD ill 7ES, in Mr I,,eri!ter6 ire rn Rnsot.t.r.n.—That John ,Tor.es, qi.esteil to rommianicate to his Lordship the Itesolicions come to at the last Meetien: ...
... on the Negro Apprenticeship question] Times. The Queen has appointed George Platt, Esq., and John Godden, Esq., to Her Majesty’s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, purchase, vice Matravers, dec., and Curling, retired. Thursday morning, at the Westminster ...
... In tills case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both petitioned against: one candidate only bad oppoeed themj * - lf f' tit loners should succeed on the eCTUtiny . the egret wWtrtd be tnat Messrs. Howard and Grattan wtmß other teat. Mr. Austin read the ...
... , teeking declare the election void.— Wicktoir Cokuty: Petition .*eek# scat Col. Acton, Conservative, vice either Mr. J. Grattan or Mr. H. Howard. Shabbyitcs. The /loyal Society for Pablithini/ the Ancient Welsh MSS. mow mouldering some the most celebrated ...
... emancipate all his negroes alike the Ist of August—(cheers.) He denied that the negroes were unfit enjoy their freedom. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it was not for him now enter into the question whether or not it would be wise and prudent to enact this resolution ...
... pelitioner* John Headley deposed that Oliver was one of the persons in the first list handed to him by Mr. Tall, and that during the week before the election frequently at his house drinking. The was put down to the general bill. Vote struck off. John Newton ...
... to complain of. the anniversary of the shutting the gates of Derry, Csptain Robinson bad entered that city, at the head uf armed furre, contrary the cliartercd rights of the city, and prevented the apprentices from shutting the gates. For such an outrage ...
... Robinson, Sailed (March 24) fur Herald. Horton, John, Grieves, Aitness, Barrel, Glasgow Exertion, Reeves,Gainsboroug Albion, Thompson, CWdhester Alpha, Steer, London Lord Nelson (*;, Wise, Hull Di*patch.John*on, Grangmuth Alert, M*Gill, Glasgow Dart, I’cpperlll ...