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... with the usual c?rernony. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a mc2ting of the united parishe of St. John and St. Margaret, NVestoonster,was held at th, IKing's Arms, Palace-yard, at which resolutions were passed expressing the high sense which the neighbours ...
... his sense of the laudable exertions made by the petitioners in furtherance of this object. consequence of the patriotism of John Wilkes. He knew that many great and good men supported this question of privilege, but he rimembered a saying of George 111 ...
... V:i Ire- mantle , Rev. George Washington Phillips P lilip ...
... agitators nearly at the ! -•on. as Lord John Russell's speech at in j . arms were openly mentioned. He reaa an extract I .m a speech of Mr. Stevens, in which it was stated that ' »,. who attended the meeting had left their arms at home, i ise the constables depended ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... spread of the Chartist insurrection was in the following order from November, 1838, to May, 1839 :—Arming and training, torch-light meetings, sale of arms and ammunition, and db. turbances, at Ilyie, Itoehdale, Todmorden, Leigh, Bolton, Bury, Burnley, Collie ...
... .. -104 PLVttILEGE.-STOCKDALE V. tANSARD. The SPEAKER then intimated that the Sergeant-at- Arms had a communication to make to the house. The Sergeant-at-Arms accordingly came to the bar, and said he had to acquaint the house that, in conformity with ...
... Win Bailey, J, jun Ellis, John Knatchbull, Sir E Rolleston, L Baillie, Colonel Farnham, E B Knight, H G Rose, Sir George Baker, Edward Feilden, W Knightley, Sir C Round, Charles Baring, lion F Feilden, John Knox, Hon T Round, John Barneby,' 3 Fector, J M ...