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... wherew pon Mr. B. Disraeli ins long speech proposed an amendment; the debate upon w hich was ‘An amendment proposed by Mr. Grattan adjourned at a late hour. was rejected. on the Irish paragraph of the speech 2 In the House of Commons, the adj ourned debate ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE, HANLEY, Mownay, Jaw. 25, Before T. B. Rose, Esq. John Grattan and William Jones were fined 5s each for the former at Hanley, and the latter at Fenton. being deny, John James was charged with assaulting his wife, Helen, on morning, the ...
... of her late royal highness’s arms, pall was supported at the feet by Mrs. George Banks and Mrs. Moner, and at the head by the Hon. Mrs. Henry and the Hon. Mrs. William Cust ; Sir Charles Young, Garter Principal King of Arms, carrying his sceptre and wearing ...
... assem! met within ite occupied the chair, and Sir John Simpson the vice chair, Amongst those seated around Mr. Hudéon we observed, Lord Morpeth ; Sir Frederick Trench, Bart.; Sir John Lowther, Bart.; Sir John Jobnstone, Bart., M.P. for Scarborough ; the Lord ...
... pitch, tallow, deals, and mats. During height of the storm Briton, of Cardigan, was buried on to the rocks in St. Bride's Bay, and becamea fect wreck. At Swansea, Exmouth, Cardigan, Bideford, Portland, the damage is deseribed to have been of the most ...
... upon my honour.” The Serorant-at-Anms Thomas Far! of Cardigan, U'sher. call in dames The Far! was then placed outside the bar, w! The Hien Srewarp addressing him, “* Inmes Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted fora felony, for which you have ...
... adjourned. oe _ New writs were ordered for the county Donegal, in consequence of the death of Colonel Conolly, and for the Cardigan boroughs, in consequc: noe of the death of Prysse Prysse, Esq. Mr. MOFFAT gave noti: cothat it was his intention to move ...
... HANLEY.—Monday. Before T. B. Rose, and F. W. Tomlinson, Bsqrs. Taoeakct. Five boys, named Peter Bison, John Grattan, Joseph Grattan, John Walbank, and John Williams, were brought up on the charga of sleeping stoking-house at the Byker’s ...
... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been Gatribated among them. Egyptian descrters came in every day by fives, tens, and thirties. One day 130 came in a dody, with arms and accoutrements, and among them more ...
... eontMt. boldly begun, triumphant nsue. (Vehement cheer*.) Mr. D. Reilly yeas no less explicit : •• call on the people to nrm-arm-arm i ,W,(»giF.ngltme„ Chartists, will assemble in London next week; and in hands! The first budge England will anaa | lre ßui ...
... TURTON, Tunstall, 25th Oct. 1843. Clerk to the Market Company. HALL, BURSLEM, Noy. Before J. Wood, - wy a Boatman at Bu John Grattan, the captain of a boat boy in his eny Frost were brought up on a res mand fr st ling # china plates, the property of Mr ...
... Monday in the Conciliation-hall, which was crowded to excess in every part. Lord French, Sir Valen.ine Blake, M.P., Mr. 11. Grattan, M.P., and Mr. Smith O’Brien, M.P., entered the meeting shortly before the proceedings commenced, and were received with loud ...