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... committee met yesterday at the usual hour, when the names of John Bradbury, Thomas Martin, Thomas Dugby, Henry Mastetinan, William :Brown, •William We!dale, Thos. Mawe, James Lhryd, and John Hall, were struck of the sitting members 7 poll,, on ttie = ground ...
... in arms, and by defeating her armies le it etolished Church of the United Kingdom ? (Hear.) succeeded in establishin i g ts independence. (Oh, oh, and seittetend to promote the object the noble lord professed of cheers-) By means of. 150,000 armed soldiers ...
... 26, at 12. Solicitor. Mr. Lloyd, Cheapside; official assignee, Brucklehurst. J Grattan, J cyl'etrall, it m Townley, It G Mr. Abbott, King's Arms yard. . iitudie, Wl3 Grattan, II Ord, Whi Troubridge,SrT c Brother , J . Greenaway, C Paget, Lord A Turner ...
... the chairs; the public assembled to ▪ lower part of the hall, escaladed the bar, numbers 155 from without, where Aux armes! aux armes ! 4. 4 '447) shouts of Republican indignation, aud - c.rie: of A • n, with his-ing, and the shrieks of fainting females ...