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... Beaufort Ixird Segrave L'»rd Southampton Mr. C. B. Sheridan Mr. P. Thompson Mr. Charles Talbot Mr. John Probyn Mr Sprifffs; Owner Owner Mr C. Hardy Mr Stintoa CARDIGAN STEEPLE CHACE. From a Cobrespondbnt.—“ This sporting race, which has for j sometime past i:reated ...
... of the shutting of the gates of Derry they had to complain that a Captain Robinson had entered their city at the head of an armed force, contrary to the chartered rights ef the city, and had prevented apprentices from shutting the gates. For such outrage ...
... of ths members chosen: — William Ornishy Gore, Thomas Mackenzie, Lord Vi Grimston, Kdward Fellows, Lord Pitealan, William ...
... Gordon, P. (YCallaghatt, C Troubrldge,•Sir Buller, C - Guring, - H D . D . Vigors, N A „ Buller, 'E Grattan, J O'Connell, M Vivian, Major Ilultver. E L Grattan, if O'Connell ' NI Vivian, Jll ' Byng, G S Grey, Sit GE O'F,rrail; It M Vivian. Sir R H eampiyell ...
... 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 ...
... 'members chosen: —William Ormsby Gore, Thomas Mackenzie, Lord Viscount Giimston, Edward Fellows, Lord Fitzalan, William Curry, John James . Bodkin, William B. Brodie, William Villiers Stuart, William S. Lascelles, James Pattison. The petitions complaining ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... d Pakington, J. S.—Droitwich Palmerston, Viscount—Tiverton Parker, John—Sheffield Patten, J. Wilson—Lancashire Peel, Right Hon. sir R.—Tamworth Philips, Mark—Manchestor Plumptre, John P.—East Kent Power, James—Wexford Co. Price, Sir R.—Herefordshire Reid ...
... disorderly house Elizabeth Webb wife of John Webb Mary Thomas and Margaret Fioyd singlewomen for stealing a watch and monies from tbe person of John Rogers Joseph Munday for stealing the of his Master Edmund John Phillips Committed to Lawford’s Gate House ...
... Thackwray and Mr. John Lawson.) Huns let.—Mr. William Whalley, and Mr. John Ingram, Mr. James Longley, and Mr. James Wilkiftson. Hoi beck Mr. John Watson, grocer; and Mr.: John Jackson, flour-dealer. Beeston Mr. Joseph Rodgers, jun. ; and Mr. ...