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... to the statute, whereby persons so re• violates care subjected to a penalty of £2O. to applied to the cam adjourned. on the armed at they not hot tune to provide th e m. Weft prehealonal maintops. Imo he bearing of the case was cutpreei ThIIIt7RSDAS. Tie ...
... give precedence to the English bill. Sir R. PEEL took notice of Mr. Grattan's declaration that he did not wish to postpone sine die the bill of Lord Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed that ministers intended it should be so indefinitely ...
... blessings which we enjoy under your Majesty's just and mild government, and continue to watch over a life so justly dear to us. JOHN WILLIAM BIRCH, Dep. Cler. Parliamentor. HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS ANSWER It is with heartfelt satisfaction that I receive ...
... transpired to lead to their conviction! St. John's was in an alarming state of excitement owing to the election, which was going on, of a member of the House of Assembly, to serve for the district of St. John’s, in the room of Mr. Patiick Morris, promoted ...
... before him. This botlie atiiai t«d Lord Cardigan'* aUrullOQ; .«nd be, with • the uu*>l perfect t ivilily, and m concilia(iui; iiMum-i,* forwarded to the ollicer throtigb rap|.u:i j , intimating (Lord Cardigan) •desired Ihe .of ih.* vculli llu-.-ats might ...
... addition to the honourable Chairman and Oen. Parry, were present on the platform : Sir John Salisbury, Archdeacon Williams, the Revs. Rowland Williams, Thos. Price, John Evans, Henry Parry, Jno. Jones, David Jones, Evan Evans, T. S. 'Bowstead, H. Wynne Jones ...
... wretch could he found in this couiery to raise his arm- against the life of her most gracious Majesty, we bad abundant reason to be grateful and thankful to Almighty God that it had pleased him to arrest the arm of the assassin, and to preserve her Majesty ...
... year of the reijtn of his late Majesty Kiup George the Fourth, intituled An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts.’' JOHN HULTON, Solicitor. Applications to be made to Messrs. WALTON, WALKER, and WALTON, of Wolverhampton ; or to Mr. THOS. BOYD, ...
... him. This bottle attracted Lord Cardigan’s attention : and he, with • the most perfect civility, and in tbe mos a t conciliating manner,’ forwarded to the officer a message, through Captain J , intimating that (Lord Cardigan) 4 desired tbe mess of the Eleventh ...
... sent their shower of shot and shells; the t, *0 pieces on the cavalier swept the face of the 'oreach in . the bastion of St. John, and the four- Dnuader . in the horn-work, being suddenly mounted the broken bastion, poured grape-shot into their ear. _ _ ...
... Parry, K.G.H. ; the Venerable Archdeacon of Cardigan; Rev. Rowland Williams; Rev. H. Parry; Rev. J. Jones, Precentor of Christ Church, Oxford; the Rev. W. Jones, Anglesey; Rev. E. Evans, Christleton ; John Richards, Esq., Customs; J. Hughes, Esq., M.D ...
... addition to the honourable Chairman and General Parry, were present on the platform :—Sir John Salisbury, Archdeacon Williams, the Revs. Rowland Williams, Thos. Price, John Evans, Henry Parry, Jno. Jones, David Jones, Evan Evans, T. S. Bowstead, H. Wynne Jones ...