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... and St. George, by Lord Stanley. Mr. John Batten, Mayor of Rochester, bythe Right Hou. Sir James Graham. * Mr. .J o hn Cotton, by Lord Fitzgerald anil Vesey. »ii J ?? n J a, i Cotton, Trinity House, by Sir John Henry Pelly, Bart., Deputy Master. \i ...
... street. H.Owbags, which l.(w» American are speculatton, «f iiudse row. dnuerlat and John Evans and Joseub Udoar S fromte^^Zlfel • * all from the I nited Htatea ALLEN John, Peniaace. the county of Cornwall, baker - ..’ .t *“ . l,oen rather limited, and ...
... having been completely taken surp.ise. The exo. e ment prevailed in the republic, and the people were rapidly assemblfng and arming for the contest. San Antonio had been plundered, and subsequently evaeurted atest advmes, which are to the 21st ult„ from ...
... present parliament Of Great Marlow, and ought not to have That Renn Hampden, Esq., had been du ought to have been returned.—Sir John Yard Man, said, the committee were anxious to , Planation could be given as to the eviden Gibbons, who had been committed to ...
... see the Doke of Wellington has lost none of his straightforward, and comuion-sense habits of saying what he Minks.— Arm. Tat CARDIGAN ELECTION COMMITTER, bait Saturday, waled llr. Pryes Pryer, and declared Sir. J. S. Harford not lily elected. Tag ROIII•IIPTON ...
... beer. Lord John Russell had now proposed resolution, in which did not barely condemn the ministerial measure, hut suggested one of his own. Sir Robert Peels plan was to protect great monopolies and break down only the minor ones. Lord John s on the contrary ...
... Thompson, JohnGodley. Benedict Arthure. Cristopher Fitz- I siraon, Phineas Ryall, Francis Savage. John J. erschoyle, Richard Manders. John W. Stubbs, John L. Arabm, Wm. Caldbcck, jun., and E. Caldbcck, Esqrs. City of Dublin Hospital.— Mr. D. R. igott, ...
... William, of Poole. Inst., lat. 4l). long. 10. by the F.beneier. arrived at Cork. The John Hell, from Waterford to North America. Hth inst., lat. 61. long. 11. by the Cuba, armed at The Royalist, from Plymouth to Hemerara. 4th inst.. lat. 4*. loo*. 8, bv the ...
... from the practice of which he approved, if the house gave some definite form to the mode and rule et their proceedings. Lord JoHN RUSSELL could not concur with members who wished to revive the practice of debating on petitions as no one under such a system ...
... Eaton-square. , i snount Palmerston gave a grand dinner to Lord keueriek Gordon, Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., Major G. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Wm. Marshall, Mr. J. 41, - .' t ,' B oll Mr. E. B. Ruche, Mr. Philips, Mr. O'Brien, A Vrotheroe ' the Hon. W. 0. Stanley ...
... Ireland should be amended. Mr. Haytek brought up the report of the Cardigan Election Committee, to the (Meet tlrnt Pryce Pryce, Esq., was duly i elected for this borough, and that John S. Harford, Esq., had j not been duly elected, and ought not to liave ...
... St. John Baptist?VhWm Boulter Cooke,* James Taylor, and William Henry Hughes. St. Mary dt I'rypt ?Richard Hodges Carter and Thomas Biirmp. St. Mary de Grace ?Joseph Hooper and John Ivin Flux. St. Mary de I/xlc ?John Burrnp, Robert Jackman, and John Growtage ...