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... Before Mr. Moore commenced kb address, Mr. John O’Connell addressed the Court. Mr. Shell having the day before alluded to proposition that the Imperial Parliament should assemble ior part of the year in DubUnt Mr. John O'Connell begged to say that did not concur ...
... Rawlliu it Bombay Grenadiers, mine of the Eas a Companion of the ?? Bath. s.ai. he nomination of Lord Esq., as oue of her ,eu at Arms, vice Blewitt, ' i res. Wkii ?? Queen has be. .maid be same being void . . _ TUT -ic.il, in the ixirish of Kincard ant in conse-- ...
... and that be intends to go to trial at the sittings. It appeared that there had been an imputation cast upon the Earl of Cardigan and his attorney of having kept out of the way this particular witness, but the affidavit of his learned friend (Mr. Serjeant ...
... cattle is there, my countrymen I There, where Grattan, till the Government came up to his price, used to make such illigant spaches about liberty and equality and the rights of man—to wit of Henry Grattan. Where the scale of nations was discussed they ...
... ats for booking passeagers from their varkais stations to Woolwich direwl. It was the interest of the Bluckwall Company to arm their directors with powers to secure the Gravesend and Woolwich companies to make . . . their tertains. Mr. Denial declared ...
... the boisterous and unruly conduct of European and American seamen; while we fear that Vouch ami American fimrtiouarics, when armed it little brief authority, are too prone to take partial view the conduct of their own countrymen. e not mean give British ...
... theory of Christianity, when, indeed, they are to see nothing of Its praetie*? Lord Cardigan and Lord William Paget.—Lord William Paget has addressed letter to Lord Cardigan, in which the former declares either himself or the latter to hr unworthy to hold ...
... CHARLES EBSWORTII. JOHN GRIFFITH. WILLIAM ANSON HANN. WILLIAM THOMAS HODSOLL. JOHN INMAN. I WILLIAM POOLE. FRANCIS WAKEFIELD. CHARLES VARNHAM. JOHN COCKRELL. ALBERT WILLIAM JONES DANIEL ALDER, i JOHN HENRY SAUNDERS. WILLIAM VIRGO. JOHN HENRY ...
... of external nature, had a perception fine; and tlemaa then proceeded to describe the senes of svruggies well might our own Grattan, who was so great and w. good, which occurred in procuring Uie emancipat o! m1 T 1? T A TiS referring his own achievement ...
... against him if he did no t. The insolven t final order. .. I'MaLVEN TD EBS'COURT, Feb. 26. IN RE JOHN HALL. opposed by Mr. Nichols, for Messrs. Druce Tillie insolvent, in admitted th at r his y arr o es a t was a friendly proceeding ...
... Parliament? What said Mr. Grattan of it ? Long before 1782, if I remember right, he asked, What has your independent Legislature effected for you ? Has a Place Bill been passed ? Has a Pension Bill been passed ? No, said Mr. Grattan, we have got a Bill against ...
... light, cloudy. ILFRACOMBE. Arriced [Feb. 28] from Watermouth.Cutcliffe.Swanse Pilot. Huxtablc, John Ann, Lake, Sailed [Feb. 28] _ for Unity, Candon, Newport John. Lewis, Fame, Mayne, Elizabeth, Lock, Swansea Brisk, Harding, Cardiff Wind W. by LIMERICK. fresh ...