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... denied that Sir John Newport's retirement took place in oreer to enable the present Lord Monteagle to succeed him, with the declarationi that- Though the house is not directly called on to express an I opinion that thd retirement of Sir John Newport took ...
... CLARENDON stated the circumstances which led to the treaty of Bergara, and justified the part which had been taken by Lord John Hay, Colonel Wylde, and her Majesty's representative :at Madrid, in endeavouring by their good offices to bring about an a ...
... (hear). In 1806 Sir John Newpott, in conjunction with the father of his noble friend (LUrd John Russell) was the first to take steps for introducing a system of good and general education into Ireland (hear). And in the same year Sir John Newport caused an ...
... wood, lloury Hcir|*eeu. Frederick Beid. Mr John Baa Lord K lludxnm. RictMrd hardm, R Rruxra, W L Hu**. J W Bickford Buck. L lloltnea, W A’Couft BoUrstou, HorrrlL C M Holmes, B.mad. C Rurroturhes, Hope, Hon John Cslcraft, J H Hope, H T Bmhout. fan(Hup*, ...
... officers were apppointed for the year ensuing : Water Bailiff— Mr John Jefferies salarv of £15 15s Assistant Water Bailiffs— Mr Nathaniel Rogers and Mr John Root Collector Harbour Dues— John Shephard floating fish were let to the Company £15 were granted ...
... tennediace months left a deputy to ell this highly re, ei ectable office. Alter few obee , vations in defence of grant from f.,,rti John Russell. and come spirited remarks by Sir Hobert Peel, and several other gentlemen the House divided, and the numbers were ...
... to the peusiop EMIG° to Sir John Newpet, Via a speech of conuiderable length. In smarming Hr. Liddell's speech, Lord Homers candidly admitted that fault might have been found with the advanced period of life at which Sir John 2 . eivport was first appointed ...
... in the roads. Rothesay, March 2 —Armed, the Goran Hill, Shields, from Kilrush, discharging grain. In the bay, the Maria Marcella, from Troon f*r Glasgow. Holyhead, March 2 —Pm in,the Ruby, Jones, from Carmarthen; John, Newman, from Newport; Stewart, Mackey ...
... Esq. J, Brodie. Gordon, Req.T.W.. Wells, Eaq. M. J. Currie, Esq. JOHN FISHER, ?? Jimfies Annesley, Esq. J .Hengeq. A. B. Beleher,; Esq. .DLidE. N. J. Ciarrle, Esq. PtesM sll iq. John Garnet, Esq. Joseiph Starkey, Enq. I T. T.-Glioocott, Esq. 3. it Thomsen ...
... oO B BY AUCTION By Mr. JOHN PATCH, On the Premises, on Wepnespay and Ath and 12th, 1840, LL the Neat and Valuable FURNITURE, excellent double barrel GUN, by Manto about Seven ‘I'ons cf rime MEADOW HAY, (to be taken o he the premises,) CAS 3, D AIKY UTENSILS ...
... Canada, waited upon Lord John Russell at the Colonial Office, for the purpose of i ascertaining the sentiments of the Government on the i subject of emigration to the Colonies. The Deputation was most warmly received, and Lord John frankly stated that it ...
... eldest &winter of Mr. Danes, Llayoyfeelsen, in the parish of Llsofinydel. Os the 27th alt., at Nenaddleyd. la the empty of Cardigan, by the Rev. W. Evans. Mr. Eras Jones, in the parish of Limsartb, to Miss Eleanor Jones, Llaia, In the parish el Dvbevid ...