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... Mr. John Husbands* | Mr. Wingate St. I,DATE. W. Montague, jun., Etq.* | Mr. E, Flicker* St. dk I^odk. | Mr. Jo«. Page, »eo. Mr. Tucker Mr. Sam. Georga Mr. C. Ladkin St. Nicholas. | Mr. Lea .St. Catiizkixk. Mr. C. Weaver—[Mr. John Smith and Mr. John Dam* ...
... with Military Trophies, the north west and south sides with Cherubs, supporting the arms England, Ireland, and Scotland. This very fine of sculpture was executed by Mr. John Ricketts, of this city, the year 17.10. ami formerly stood opposite the Bell Inn ...
... prepared to avow the language imputed to Mr. Grattan. A meeting accordingly took place ; and, on the signal being given. Lord Ixmdonderry ret cited Mr. Grattan’s fire, and then fired in the air. Mr. Grattan expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the ...
... Cheltenham and MRS. GRATTAN, Will have the honour of appearing. the course of the Evening, God save the Queen will be sung by Mrs, Owen and Mrs. Grattan. Ballad, “Ihe Savoyard's Return,” Mr*. Owen. Duet, “ pretty Pace,” Mrs. and Mrs. Grattan. “ The Peace of ...
... newspapers concerning a dispute bet ween John Brent, Esq., Magistrate of Canterbury, residing near that place, with the Earl of Cardigan and six officers of the 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, commanded Lord Cardigan. Ou the of last month, Mr . Brent observed ...
... another man's faith, are but the premises of which the persecutions and carnage of Grattan's times are the necessary and practical results. As a life of Henry Grattan, we are not enabled to bestow high praise on these volumes ; but inasmuch as they re-produce ...
... them with arms. In order to be enabled to use the arms effectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since the Kublication of his lordship's letter, the Chartists ave been on the look-out detect any of the Russell Armed Association ...
... Dec. 10, at 11, at the King's Arms Inn, Chulmleigh, Devonshire. Solicitors, Messrs. Rhodes and Co, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Drake, Exeter—H imilton Joseph, and Hamilton, William Henry, Manchester, calicoprinters—Haxworth, John, Sheffield, surgeon—Johnston ...
... Street, London. MR. COLBURN has ust published the following N«W WORKS: THE LIFE AND TIMES OFTHE RT. HON HENRY GRATTAN. his Son, Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. 2 vols. Bfo, with Portrait, bound. THE ROMANCE OF PRIVATE LIFE. By Mi„ Burney. 3 vols. By ' itself ...
... presented arms to the opposition ranks; but if was wrong, this was curious mode of securing * '* amendment. What would tbe country say, tr,e members of our House of Commons should, after viole' debate, rite embrace each other Let us imagine nrd John Russell ...
... his youngest son, and his companion, two lads under the age of 20, totally un armed, courageously sallied forth to capture the depredator?. They fell in with three men armed with guns in the middle of the preserve, and in a spirited manner desired them ...
... —Cork City Parker John—Sheffield Campbell Sir John—Edinburgh Parker R. T.—Preston Clay W.—Tower Hamb-ts Parnell Sir U.—Dundee Clive Edward B.—Hereford Parrott J asp t—Tot ness Codriugton Sir E.—Devonporl Paulson James—London Collier John—Plymouth Captain—Bright- ...