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... 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 ...
... Bridgenorth, Sir W. Dixie, Bart. W. Herrick, Esq. Butler Danvers, Esq. J.B. Story, Esq. R. Cheslyn, Esq. Kirby Fenton, Esq. John Buckley, Esq. J. Eames, Esq. E. M. Green. Esq. W. Martin, Esy. J. Martin, Esq. 1. Warner, Esq. T. Cradock, Esq. General Gray ...
... measure which could lead to a moment's doubt as to the propriety of passing the Bill without delay. It is true Mr. Henry Grattan has advertised that be will resign his seat in the House of Commons should the Bill pass, but that we apprehend, however dreadful ...
... Life drawn up by the late Rev. JOHN VENN, M.A., Rector of Clapham, Surrey. Edited by the Rev. Henry Venn, 8.D., Perpetual Cur _te of St. John's, Hollowav, late Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. Sixth Edition. London : John Hatchard aud Son, 187, Piccadilly ...
... moon W twenty-second day April on the the forenoon on twenty sixth day of M aY next, atten of t ch in each day. atthe Ki + Arm aforesaic, and make a full di and ise sure of his estate and effects : wken and where t ; ditors are to come prepared to prove ...
... whether was any relation to the Grove, of Atarnry. Grove gravely replied that had but one relation, and that was his brother John. Among the regular toasts drank the celebration of the Fourth at Ithaca, N. V*. find the following pretty compliment the ladies ...
... Methodist Chapel, Appleby, on Thursday, the of April, when John Hill, Esq., kindly consented to preside on the occasion. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. Bernard Slater and the Rev. John Smith, of Manchester ; the Revs. Messrs. Barrowclogh and Baddelcy ...
... Act of Parliament on their behalf was read to the proprietors and unanimously agreed to. Amputation oF tae Tatt.—Mr. Henry Grattan, member for Meath, has announced to his constituents, that if Lord Stanley’s bill be carried, “he shall retire from parliament ...
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... thinks it necessary to publish the fact, that the Colonel's absence from Parliament is occasioned by severe illness. Mr. Edward John Stanley, Clerk of tbe dined at Stockport on Wednesday, with a large party of his constituents, the North Cheshire Liberals ...