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... The adjourned debate upon Lord John Russell's resolu- tion and Sir Robert Peel's amendment was last night re- sumed, and, after occupying the House of Commons until nearly one o'clock this morning, again adjourned. We willingly borrow from the Times the ...
... speech of Alr. Grattan's, made at a public meetiog in Ireland. Lord Brougham denies, on the authority of parties present, that he used such words as falsehood and slander, but thinks he might have used words calculated to grieve Mr. Grattan for whic'a he ...
... Illustrations, bound. in. THE LION : a Tale the Coteries. vote. IV. THE LIFE AND TIMES THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. By his Son, Henry Grattan, K*q., M.P. 2 vola. Bvo., with Portrait, Ac. (Jo»t mdy.) CRANMER: A Nov« 1. 8 vote. Friendship, love, Christian ...
... and Mrs. GRATTAN. On MONDAY, October 7, HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Grattan; .ophelia, Mrs. Grattan. With PERFECTION. Kate O'Brien, Mrs. Grattan; Charles, Mr. J. Parry; Sir Lawrence, Mr 'lllft-worth. On Tuesday. for the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. ...
... agent HOWELL William Joces, of the Village and pa. ofAberporth, co. Cardigan, maltster, dir. and eh. ; surren. 22d Nov. 13th Dec. eleven pr. office of T. George, Cardigan—Sol. George, Cardigan Fiat dated Sept. 27—Pet Cr. Margaretta Ellenora Howell, of Pcmbrvn ...
... Marquis of Londonderry and If. Grattan, Esq., M.P., without any fatal result. The cause of the meeting is explained in a correspondence which has been published in the daily papers, from which it appears that Mr. Grattan wrote on Tuesday night to Lord ...
... Wetherell, G.C.11. Mr. Mosley, by Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Mr. T. C. Grattan, Gentleman of the Privy Chamber, on his appointment to the Consulship of Boston, by Viscount Pahnerston. _ . Mr. John Pelling Pigott, by Lieut-Geperal Sir Samuel Dickens, on his appointment ...
... my Lord, your obedient servant, The Earl of Cardigan, le., Sze., JOHN BRENT. Canterbury, July 9, 1839. My Lord—l beg to enclose your lordship the copy of a letter I addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding officer of the 11th Dragoons, ...
... Norwich are generally arming; that about 300 are already armed with pikes, of which the description is given ; that these pikes are fast making their way'into the country villages; and that about sixty will leave Norwich this week so armed, and some also with ...
... capable of great exertions —we must bear in mind, that, encouraged and aided by England, the Poles, Swedes, &c., would rise in arms for the recovery of their territory, and simultaneously bearing upon that overgrown empire, carry hostilities into its very ...
... EXPRESS PROM LIVERPOOL. (From second edition of Th* Tinm of this morning.) The William Penn steamer, which armed at Tirerpool yesterday afternoon from Waterford, fell in with the packet-ship George Washington qq Saturday last, off Tuskar, and brought ...
... Wetherall, G.C.H. Mr. Mosley, by Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Mr. T. C. Grattan, Gentleman ef the Privy Chamber, on his appointuieut to the Consulship of Boston, by Viscount Palmerston. Mr. John Pelling Pigott, by Lieut. General Sii Samuel Dickins, on his appointment ...