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... JOHN BULL seemly to have dispensed itli. Tlie °f t and (sentlemen of the country, the ndies e ?' the metronolis, with regard hoth ’■ OIJEEN , known the proper quarter, but both were, i Q *At interval came the City Address, to which Her Ministers, in Her ...
... occasion I have the honour to &c HENRY GRATTAN Lord Brougham &c &c Lord Brougham presents his compliments to Mr H Grattan and although he could give such an answer to his inquiry as ought to prove satisfactory to Mr Grattan yet as the matter passed in Parliament ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Butler, lieutenant of the hon. corps of gentlemen-at-arms ; the master of the ceremonies. Sir Wm. Wood, K.H., garter king- t.f-arms ; Sir Thomas Reeve, standard-bearer of the hon. corps of gentlemen-at-arms; Sir G Houlton, ensign of the yeomen guard; Colonel ...
... William, of Bushey, wheelwright and beer shopkeeper Chandler Richard John Nicholson, of King-st. New North-road, bricklayer Comley John Wardel, of Charles-st. Westminster, brush maker Dill John Michael, of Combe-down, near Bath, pork butcher, late of Robin ...
... For WILLIAM (by love's aid), thrice lucky lad, Has added now a cubitt to his arms. VERY AGREEABLE. On the 12th inst., John Salt, Esq., to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of John Lane, Esq. How sweet to roam in shady bowers With hint one loves, cries MARY ...
... Philips, G. IL—Poole PliiNpotts, John—Gloucester Pigot, t:.—Clonmel iinney, W.—Lyme Regis t'onsonby, [lon. John—Derby Power, James—Wexford Co. Price, Sir R.—lieretbrdshire ['r) sue, George—Cambridge se, Pryse—Cardigan Rai - osiernom, J.---W incisor tedineton ...
... subject, who stated that would take the advice Sir John Law, of Plumer’s-buildings, Temple, who said was high legal authority. Thq prisoner told the prosecutrix shortly afterwards that having seen Sir John Law, had given it as his opinion that her claim ...
... LORD LONDOERRY AND MR. G.RATTAN, M.P. The following correspondence took place preparatory to an affair of honour between the Marquis of Londonderry and Mr.. Grattan No. I. Reform Club, Tuesday Evening, June Mr. Henry Grattan presents his compliments ...
... emen at Arms, the Master the Ceremo n i es , Si r Willi am Woods, Garter King Arms, Col. Cavendish, Ist Life Guards, Silver Stick Waiting and Cl er k M ars h a l ; Sir Thomas Reeve, Standard-bearer to the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Dr. Chambers ...
... Mrs. Ponsonby, John Ponsonby, Mrs. C. Ramstien, Ann Rushout, Mrs. Bootle Wilbraham. Captain Spencer, Mrs. Spencer, F. Spencer, E. J. Stanley, Miss Emily King, Mrs. Stanley, John Strangways, William Strangways, Misses Sulivan (2), John Talbot, Mrs. Talbot ...