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... night several other electors were attacked by armed parties, their houses fired into, their furniture wrecked, and the poor people cruelly beaten and carried off, as alleged by order of Mr. O'Connell. Armed parties, well mounted, bearing green flags, and ...
... Liverpool, Morley, Listowell, Ilehester, Craven, De Grey, Sandwich, Cadoga n, Cawdor, Albemarle, Jer se y, Euston, Aboyne, Cardigan, Zetland. COUNTESSES—ErroII, Listowell, Minto, Lichfield, Grey, Euston Surrey, Cowper, Albemarle Sandwich, Clarendon, reosebery ...
... Repealer m lieu of Mr. John O'Brien, who will not swallow the pledge, and I therefore Mr. J. F. Raleigh, from the Citicena Club, and Mr. I Magr ath, from the Congregated Trades, last night proceeded ; W ?? as a deputation to Mr. John W ailer, to request ...
... Hisses, groans, and other expressions of scorn and execration met them at every turning, and it was quite evident that Sir John and his honourable friend Mr. Larpent were well pleased when the affair was over, and they were enabled to leave the town, ...
... -' al gned by th s e om W L :4 ll 4 lSore , . -be coßerngetim. 'llia- 1 -4 9-. -3 Iteelment of Yeomanry Cavalry.— Charles John t be Lord Lieutenant of the County of k be captain ; Phillip Heneywood, Gent., o s. ' to , a, of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Frederick ...
... porformed lastneasn, .anights in succession, at the Theatre-Ioyal. Cavent-garden.,eal the ,h BRIDALS OF AlES'SIA; - . Or, JOHN OF PROCD John of Prcida ?? Vandenhoff. Fernando ?? Mr. Geoege Vandenhoff. Isolne1. . Miss V'andenhoftf To conclude with the Bulletta ...
... seconded, Tho- mas Greene, Esq., Conservative. John Bond, Esq., pro- posed, and Lieutenant-Colonel Parker seconded, Geerge Marton. Esq., Conservative. John Greg, Esq., proposed, and James Johnson, M.8., seconded, John Armstrong, Esq., Radical. An adjournment ...
... address the meeting that he would not trespass any longer, further than to say that he could assure them that ins heart was as w arm as ever in their cause. Government would soon find that Protestantism was not at such discount as they might imagine. The gallant ...
... Esq.* THIRSK. J. Bell, Esq. SOUTH SHIELDS. J. T. Wawn, Esq. * CHICHESTER. Lord A. Lennox J. A. Smith, Esq . LYMINGTON. John Stewart, Esq. W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. DEVONFORT. H. Tuffnell, Esq I Sir George Grey Those marked with an 43terisk ...
... BRECON , C. Morgan, Esq. CARDIFF. Dr. Nichc.ll CHELTENHAM. Hon. C. .Berkeley . J. A. Gai doer itzvEKLY. John T r nley,Esq. ••• J. W. Pl ogg , E sq CARLISLE. P. How ar d, E sq W. Mar shall, Esq. Those ma ,rked with an asterisk are new Members for the ...
... A PLOT of BUILDING GROUND near the Station at the Dal tmouth Arms, on the load to Lewisham. Lot 10. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE contiguous to the preceding Lot, and near the. Dartmouth Arms, belted by the I Canal, and having a irontiige entrance from the ...
... inarticulately sapiasssrt to perfectly Inaudible to tbe reporters at three yards' distance. At the conclusion of the short address, John Hayward, Esq., proctor, stepped forward, and said afforded him extreme gratification to second the nomination of Charles De ...