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... Copeland Ald. Humpbrey John Wakley T, Darby Geo. Trton Samuel Walker R Ward H. G. Duncombe Hon. A Leader John T Duncombe Hon. W Jervis Swyafen Ewart W Wood Benjamia Morris D TELLERS. Fielden Wm. Parker Robert T Hume Joseph Fielden John Plumptre J Williams ...
... hundreds of amateurs were present. The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, fought the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, a Privy Councillor, and leader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. He also fought two others. Metge, Baron of the ...
... Witi Bailey, J. Jun Ellis,John Knatehboll, Sir B Rolleston, L Baillie, Colonel Farnham. B B Knight. H 0 Rose. Sir George Baker, Edward Feilden, W Knightiey,Sir C Round, Charles Baring, Hon F Feilden, John Knox. Hon T Round, John Banteby, J Vector, J M Lascellee ...
... and a IJL {?'■? l 8 t0( 19 ere stolen from Jack t'fi? 1 S,turda five fowls were stolen from the hen roost of the Cardigan Arms.— Christopher Sanders, Middle Row, Camp Field, was stopped ''X two young men near the Suspension Bridge, Whitehall Road ...
... as to frequent conversations with the Roman Catholic leaders, by the uniform assertions and the dying declaration of Mr. Grattan. (Hear, hear.) He had been taunted by the other side with an assertion that it was impossible to execute his principles, but ...
... Staff as Adjutants. Sir John MiWey Doyle, lb« Court of Quran’s Bench has obtained rale ntsi for criminal in formation against Major O’Doherty, formerly the 91st, and hie of the Portuguese Service, for threatening to send Sir John a challenge. The affair ...
... Gisbome, Lord C. Hamilton, Joseph Hume, John Irving, Sergeant Jackson, T. Jones, Hon. T. Knox. T. Lenny, E. Lucas. Col. Percent, Lord ,Powencourt. T. N. Redington, J. E. Tennent, Col. Thomas, Col. Verner, It Walker. John Young. In the Minority supporting ...
... 1111 or ewith tiiv, e-xcepiitfot, eve~ry 11151, wtith )lie spletnitd excee- Ltion, certtioly, lila . -ble lord oppesite (Lord John ltutiifl) jI aull, COle ra j-bnt bow.v happens it thent every in150 coriepi- r cuojug for tintlueate, haigay~et claim onl the ...
... Wood, B Feilden, W Morris, Wood, Colonel T Fellowes, Edw Muskett, G A Wood, Colonel Fenton.J Neeld, Joseph Young, John Fielden, J Neeld, John Young, Sir L W Finch, F Nicholl, Fitzroy, Hon H Norreys, Lord tellers. Forester, Hon Norreys. Sir D . Sibthorpe ...
... great coat, the property of Mr. John Lupton, Bramley, was stolen from the George and Drazon Inn, in this town On the night of the same day four hens and a cock were stolen from the hen-roost of Mr. Dawson, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Burley. On Thursday morning ...
... the state of the midland counties from the Honourable Member for Nottinghamshire. He told the House of armed Chartists, of secret lodges, of men armed with destructive weapons of a most fearful character, ana, worst of all, he told them of an English conspiracy ...
... opinion as to the beneficial effects of such a measure was the same as it was last year. PROVISION FOR PRINCE ALBERT. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in a committee of the house, biought forward the subject of a provision for Prince Albert. His lordship dwelt the ...