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... to his neighbour still. It was but a common duty—due alike to the public and his immediate victinas, to put forth our giant arm to crush so despicable a vagabond, luld we did so effectually by exposing his dishonesty towards those Parties who were foolish ...
... succession, His Excellency Admiral Sir John Ommaney, of her Britannic Majesty's service, came on board to pay his respects; and when passing the English and French squadrons, the yards were manned, the mariws under arms, and the bands struck up the Portuguese ...
... every way worthy Mr. Grattan's pen ; its conclusion will awaited eagerly. Recreations in Natural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted author of Nourmahal,” are valuable as, they are interesting. The Papers of Gentleman Arms* eonfaln. much caustic ...
... revenues of thle church ari th nuberoftire Pretestants irs Ireland. Had the nobl lod frgotenthat the noble lord opposite (Lord John Russll)hadsai tht though their position wasr ?? yet hat conideingthe wealth and iatelligenlce, as well as tir wart~of he rotstats ...
... Ri g ht Honourable Baronet then !excel an extract from the letter in qu e s tion to the following Such was the plan of Lord John Russell. It held out the e ,,lPect of an immedi a t e ame li ora ti on t o th e ex t en t o f thi r ty per which, however, ...
... debate was then adjourned until next dav. CHURCH LEASES. the motion of L>rd JOHN RUSBhLL, it was ordered that church leases committee consist of twenty-one members: —Lord John Ru-se||, Mr. CtoulbiirD, Mr. Vernon Smith, Mr. Pasev, Lsmhton, Mr. Granville ...
... in ?? Shares of 10/ each. Deposit It per Share ntSL CTORS. W. J. Chaplin. Esq. John Yates, Esq. L. S. Cayky, Esq., M.P. H. Handley, Esq , M.P. F. C. Worsley, Esq. | John K..stl.ope,jun.,Esq. Auditor— Arthur Morgan, Esq.. Bridae-street, Blackfriars. Bankers— ...
... Mark—Manchestor - Philips, G. R.—Poole Phillpotts, John—Gloucester Pinney, W.—Lyme Regis Ponsonby, C. F. A. C.—Poole Ponsonby, Hon. John—Derby Potter, R.—Wigan Power, James—Wexford Co. Power, John—Waterford Price, Sir R.—Herefordshire Protheroc, Edw ...
... 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 ...
... 29. long. 23. ; Ariel, bound to the eastward, on the 26th, in lat. 47. Irmg. 27.; Macassar, for London, and Mersey, from St. John's, N.B. for Liverpool, on the sth instant, in lat. 49. long. 13., by Cabatia, arrived at Liverpool.—Abbotsford, late Tucker ...
... dragoons, two squadrons of the Bth hussars, the 7th royal fusileers, the 38th, 42d, and 94th regiments. They will be under arms at twelve o'clock in the Fifteen-acres. In the evening a carnival and public ball will be given at the Rotunda, and in the ...
... 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 ...