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... of the Horse, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms ' the Vice-Chamberlain the Treasurer of the Household, Mr. Robinson, the standard-bearer of the hon. corps of gentlemen-at-arms ; Hon. Col. Cavendish, the clerk marshal; Lord Alfred Paget ...
... fictitious votes alleged to have been fabricated in the county of Wicklow, said a few words which were controverted by Mr. J. GRATTAN and Mr. O'CONNELL. Mr. CALLAGHAN followed against the clause, and Sir MONTAGUE CHAPMAN entered into some explanations about ...
... Norreys Benjamin Hal Edward Cust, Compton Domvile, William Gomm, Robert Chester, George Anson, W. Anson, George seymour John Beckett, John Beresford, Montagu Chapman, Robert Rolfe George Murray, Ri char d Na|le, William Martins Frederick French, Thomas Tronbridge ...
... Fred. Dunas, George Evans, NVm. Evans, Cay_ to set down uninterruptedly for two hours. Prince John ley, Dennistown, Gibson Craig, Henry Grattan, James Grattan, Soutzo wore a splendid Greek costume. Crawford, William Erie, Fitzpatrick, E. C. Lister, De ...
... G.H.• ' the Vener a bl e Archdea con o f Cardigan ; Re v . 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 ...
... Parker, A. Montgomery, Deans Duudas, D. Dun. las, F. Dundas, ti. Evans, W. Evans, Cayley, D.-nnistoini, G. Craig, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, Crawford, W. Kile, Fiupatrick, E. h. Lister, De Salts, Ralph Etwall, Marshall, J. Martiu, C. E. Rumbold, G. Poulett ...
... harrp, %lue 20 f - was then brought on thle stige. It i, . iinstrumioent, hiighly finisied, and 5vitt, [lie C'o1 Arms, OIL Liverpool Arms, tile P ritioce It1oi Feather, and gilded on tdle front, ul a crci-: ground. , TIhe successuflcanriidate, Air. J ...
... that witness had to threaten them if they persevered in using (hem ; Mr. Williamson had no fire-arms ; his tongue was his only weapon ; saw .Mr. Gumming armed after that ; promissorv note was produced to him the first investi gallon ; the reason he looked ...
... appointed him ; he lloed iiind theseoo-ibuhou with d his wife and one ehild; II knew John B~Abhiingtoo ; I re., 1. member letting a portion of the glebe lands tis John Bait.~ Li e bington and to Willi'am Gillespie the younger,sprtl m, in con sores; the ...
... arraigned for stealing one sovereigr, one half sovereign, twenty half crowns five shillings, and eight sixpences of the moneys of John Templemau; but there were othercounts, laying It as the prsper'y of the ordinary ef the diocese In which Templeman's house ...
... nation-Y, at cach a moment, and aigainst snch a person-shieldi oe. might think, by tile weakness of her sex-was t ,, assin's arm twiee dleliberately raised ; at her was t n-iirderons aim twice deliberately taken ; and the wc ,ols of oleath twice deliberately ...