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... cumeleined especially of bringing forward the case of Lard Nlonteagle with that Sir John Newport. Tne question we; not wheteer house should vote a pension for Sir John Newport, or not ; but the qoeation was, whether her Majesty's Government a - ere to ...
... I. G. Shorter, Nutt, Thomas Tod, Halswell, John Thornton, Round, M.P., John N. Kemble, Lunch, Robert Barrow, John Savage, Robert Osborne, Henry Berkeley, ALP., Nicholas Earle, J. E. Dixon, J. H. Lardner. John Sandars, O. Morgan, Turnbull, Paynter, C, L ...
... from Elgin, Forres, and several other places. The Marquis of BUTE presented a number of petitions to the same effect, from St. John's, Glasgow, and towns in the counties of Aberdeen, Inverness, and Fife. The Earl of ABERDEEN presented similar petitions from ...
... Wilson, John Travers, J. May, Thomas Abbott Grek, Henry Marshall, Arthur Pott, Hodgson, M.P., Chichester, M.P., Russell M‘Guire, John Hudson, Pollen, Edward Chetham, Brunde, Robert Heywood, Mr. Brotherton, M.P., Dean, A'Court Holmes, Powys, John Brocklehurst ...
... Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Rev. John Sommers, D.D. the Rev. Dr. Crombie the Rev. Dr. J. R. Browne, the Rev. Robert W. Stewart, of Erskine, the Rev. John Cumming, the Rev. Robert Thorburn ' the Rev. James Chalmers Barns ...
... to abandon the bill, he most earnestly requested the attendance of members on the 6th May, at the second reading. Mr. H. GRATTAN gave notice that he should move for a call of the house when the bill was brought on. LORD SEATON'S PENSION BILL. Lord J. ...
... called it, to his duty. And do, in good earnest, the puny Grattans of our day imagine that they can successfully play a game in which even a man like Fox ingloriously. failed. Master Henry Grattan threatens us in a letter to his constituents, that, if Lord ...
... not procure a copy, but it was nearly as follows :— John Cavanagh, if you do not give up the late farm you took, you will be served worse than any man since the days of Henry VIII.; and also John Spading, if you do not discharge your late tenant, you ...
... extension, and praying for the release of John Thorogood, the entire abolition of church rates, and the separation of church and state; in the prayer of which he entirely concurred. Col. WOOD presented a petition from Cardigan in favour of church extension. _ ...
... Covent-garden, patent portable inkstand-manufacturer. Benjamin Barker Smark, Honiton, Devonshire, scrivener. May 19.—John Malley and John Aspinall, Liverpool, cornmerchants. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Fletcher, Sedgeley, Staffordshire, maltster. BANKRUPTS ...
... those very men, was denounced as a public enemy in a wingmanufactured speech from the throne. Aye, this is the UNION which Lord JOHN RUSSELL and his colleagues fear the rude impostor of Ireland will repeal. His harness is on their backs—his whip is flourished ...
... edition. 2 vols post Bvo, with Portraits and Autograph. 16s. VII. The LIFE and TIMES of the Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN. By his son Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. 2 vols Bvo, with Portraits. 28s bound. VIII. MONK LEWIS'S LIFE, CORRESPONDENCE, and POSTHUMOUS WRITINGS ...