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... coolness, moved the third reading of I«ord Stanley's bill on that day six months. The Hon. Baronet was supported by Mr. James Grattan and Mr. Lynch, and ably opposed by Mr. Lefroy and Mr. Litton.”— The debate was continued on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 19th ...
... Muddiman, Adderley Street, Bordesley; and Mr. Green, Cardigan Street. Licenses stopped: —Mr. Chapman, Bull's Head, Pinfold Street; Mr. Andrews, White Swan, Snow Hill; and Mr. Richard Plant, King's Arms, Vale Street. BURGESS CLAIMS.— We beg to remind the ...
... strictly essential for the protection of the blic from visionary or fraudulent schemes. Mr. Wilbraham, Mr. Jarvis, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Shaw, Dr. Lefroy, Mr. O'Connell, and the Attorney-General, supported the motion, which however was eventually lost by ...
... her former lover's arms, and left him for the sole purpose of living with the Hungarian officer. h rom 1 sernry to Cataro was but short distance. S.v a- Bajkitch, after hiving gathered together sixty uks, or mountain brigands, and armed himself like tii ...
... take when Napier's convention is laid before it. It also said at Paris that the determination of M. Guizot to maintain an armed peace causes great irritation to the other continental powers. To all remonstrances on the subject, the present French cabinet ...
... abandoned him to throw herself into the arms of the Hungarian officer. From Tserniry to Cataro the distance is not very considerable, and Sava-Bajkitch having assembled sixty hejdouks, or mountain brigands, and armed himself like one of them, namely with ...
... English, and that they bad deposed him most unjustly —By the overland mail intelligence has been received of the death of Lord John Churchill, which took place at Macao, of dysentery, on the 2d of June. Alexandria, Sept. 23—The Albanese troops on board the ...
... Lords' amendments to the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, called forth a good deal of desultory conversation. Mr. H. Grattan proposed to strike out the Lords' amendment respecting the Recorder for Dublin; but that motion was not pressed, LordJ. Russell ...
... .James's Palace. 1 he Attorn Grnerai. moved the resumption of the question of privilege, arising out what the Serjeantat-Arms stated the bar, that hi* assistant and four messengers had been sened with further proceedings in the action commenced Mr. ...
... and for these reasons I prefer making this announcement in my own name, however painful and humiliating it is to me to do so. John Wright. Henrietta-street, Coveut-garden, London, Nov. 23, 1840. Stoppagk oe Messrs. Hdlke’s Bank, at Deal.— We regret that ...
... dinner party on Saturday evening Iler Royal Highness of Kent Charlotte Diindss Earl Erroll Earl of Viscount Melbourne Lord John Russell Colonel Hon Henry Mr George Edward Anson bind Regiment of Foot Guard attended at the palace during evening Her Majesty ...
... Vandyke, fell from the wall to which it was attached, down the cele- brated statute of the A Ho Belvedere, and fractured the two arms, the left leg, and right foot. A Committee has been ap- inted to take the best means of repairing those injuries. [The Morning ...