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... Burverr then rose tu call the attention of the house to the petition of @. Johnston Pearce, now in custody of the sergeant.at.arms, which he bad presented a few days ago. Mr. Pearce now stood ina most deplorable situation, from which every one must feel ...
... committee, he would not interfere. Sir FRANCIS called to the pe- tition of Mr. Pearce, now in the custody of the Sergeart- at-Arms, which stated that he was unable to pay the ex- penses of his board , and peayed that the payment of the The hon. baronet moved ...
... at half-past mnp o'clock. Petty Jubv. Messrs. John Bell* John olartin, Edward Saul, Robert Denvir, jun., Hugh CrosVerv, John Jennings, Robert Hutton, Robert M'Neight. William Robinson, James Cosgrove, John Todd, and Hunter hhaw. James Brown and Margaret ...
... Bri- in Midi in ques- ith Eng- jation on of Lord Naples, 1, and an England by this . Temple rom Mal- | declara- 1 troops to arm Temple diploma- great that yn, would of such a | Belfast Empervial Parlrament, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tuespay, Marc# Mr. CHRISTOPHER ...
... hoecagh O’Higgins, That hop-and-go-aisy, so fond of the Swiggins; Wid head like a bushel, chop full of all knowledge. That bate John O’Uagan from Thrluity College.” 44 Now, by the powers Dick, I’ll lave it to you if that isn’t over any varse the hoccagh ivir ...
... but the original motion was carried by tol? The House having resumed, Lord JOHN RUSSELL this day, at five o’clock, for the consideration of the Matement of the Sergeant-at-Arms mm relation to the ar- rest of Mr. Howard. House went into committee on the ...
... Leinster; the Lord Chancellor, and his lordship’s Pursebearer; the State Steward Matthew Fortes cue, Esq.; the Comptroller, John Mason Poolev Esq.; the Chamberlain. Sir William Leeson; the Gentleman I sher, Frederick Willis, Esq.; the Master of the Horse ...
... now wishes were unsaid. Formerly was the redoubted champion of his religion; now is ready with *•' tongue, purse, and riijht arm in the field of politics. pledge myself,” said he, before God and my country, that if the bill of this proud bilious sprig ...
... Scotland lost no real franchise, and obtaine th him from | many. By the refdrm vill, reform bill, Ireland lost several res , and arms; | franchises, and obtained any. Youth of Ireland! I commen meelf at the | this insulting cont our especial meditation. Flows ...
... remain .1 the security of the Property. For further Particulars apply to GEORGE STRANC, Iriter, 20, Miller-street, Glasgow, or JOHN MoN',aVEIH, Vriter there, either of whom will shew the Title Deeds lid Articles of Sale, with Invento-ries of the Ala- idnery ...
... Thomas Campbell. Guilty one month's imprisonment. Wm. Kilpatriek, f,'r assaulting John Galbraith, on thi 17th Mlarch last. Pleaded guilty; three months' impri sonment. John Galbraith, for assaulting Edward M'Cormick, oi the 17th AMarch lest; also, on another ...
... Chatterton, But.; James Murphy, W 11 Fagan, High Sheriff, of the county ; John Colter, S.ininel Lane, Thomas Lyons, Esqrs. &e. &c. Government has granted pension to the widow of Mr. John Lander, the African traveller. THF SL lIGICAL AND CIIUOMC lIOSPITAI- ...