... appoint an Agent in St. John's, Newfoundland, where sufferings were known, and where there are so many afflicted with Rheumatic Gout, you would vastly increase the sale of this valuable Medicine. § 1 am Sir, your obedient Servant, JOHN MASTERS. Lieut H.P. ...

... k. j. Grattan, Lord C. Hamilton, Earl of Hillsboruugh, J. Irving, Sergeant Jacksun, Captain Jonea, P. Kirk, T. Lefroy, E. Litton, W. Macnamara, J. Maher, T. B. Martin, Capt. Meyoell, C- O’Brien, O’Connor Don, Colonel Perceval. James Power, John Power ...

... guaranteed the bill. It is understood that Sir John Walsh vacated Ids seat lor Sudbury with the intention of coming forward for the vacancy created in Radnorshire by the death of Mr. de Winton, of Maeslough. Sir John opposed the late member at the election of ...

... D.t,. and J P. ; Francis t osemeot, Esq.,*Mnicklcvmouitl; Andrew Uiekcy, Eq., Ila John Uysart, F.sq., Purtglennne; Mr. J. Hnird, Bal.ymena; and Wm. Hogg and Mr. John 11. I-ittle, The service!* of ilie Any wore concluded the llev. EWr. Perry, llie slated ...

... MComb, on same account:??Mrs. Elliot, Robert Simms, jun . Esq., 2s fid; John Grattan, Esq.. fid J Standfield, Kq , Is ; James Goddard, 2 fid; Mrs. Williamson, ss, also vest; John Murray, Ksq, 5s ; James Blair, Esq., Mr. William Sloane, 2s fid; Mrs. James ...

... to Portugal, under Sir John Moore. was greatly mortified by arriving just four days 100 late for the battle of Vimiera. In the following campaign, Wellington having returned to England on leave, the command devolved on Sir John Moore, when Major- General ...

... FRANCIS SADLEIU. A R. BLAKE ROBERT HOLMES. RICHARD W. GREENE. PATRICK BELLEW. POOLEY SIIULDHAM HENRY MORPETH. ALEX MACDONNELL. JOHN RICHARD IS. PLUXKET. Dublin, April, 1840. The Marquis As a Parliamentarv imn. Lord Londonderry is distinguished by an unco ...

... drawing toward close, and the bill was opposed the ministry, the parties having tbo power of prorogation in their hands. Mr. J. GRATTAN expressed himself adverse to Lord Stanley’s bill. He referred to some letters which he had receiver!, as showing that some ...

... toward a close, a the bill was opposed by the ministry, by the parties he ing the power of prorogation in their hands. Mrl J. GRATTAN said he vould vote wit IMr. Wo if thle amendment were pressed to a division. Lord J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley ...

... of Irish registration in a committee of that house. Mr. H. GRATTAN had been told by a Tory member that the bill would pass, but his reply to that was, when all the powers of Europe were in arms against England, she would then feel tLe fatal effects of ...

... give precedence to the English Bill. Sir R. PEEL took ooli.e 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 indefinitely postponed ...

... him. This bottle attracted Lord Cardigan's tention, and be, with “the roost perfect civility. and in the most conciliating manner,’’ forwarded to the officer a message, through Captain J—, intimating that (Lord Cardigan) desired the mess of the lltb hussars ...