... declaring that i ftt fc brane was not duly elected to serve iv the the borough of Bridport, and , been returned ; that Mr. John Romilly * ' ftnd ou Bht to have been returned, V ?'ttee bad allowed the return accordingly. bJi tbe Crown was ordered to attend ...

... svcouakr mooek thi i at' the lrnshuald hrerid ht TbieBredport,(a elehaviong- beeun reasaeod,- an - th Smith O'Brien. . ?? Mr. John O'rien rose and seaidn thatce suposef B i ocran. Hifsciima,o th rila, comts | o t ht atthed o t othe' Spieeroin cli un f hidm ...

... his name as John Brabant, tost he resided in Harrison-street, Grsy's Inn road, waa clerk » solicitor in Regent-street, and bad attained bisfifteenth yi ***' He is tbe son of a respectable grocer, and seems b*** had a great liking for fire-arms ; indeed, ...

... Earl of Cardigan. The Lord Viscount Goderich. I Thomas Birkbeck, Esq. The Hon. Ed«inLascclles,M.P [ George Brown, Esq. Charles Wood, Esq., M.P. I Isaac Carr, Esq. George Hudson, Esq., M.P. ) John Hawkins, Esq. Matthew T. liaines. Esq., Q.C. j John Hodgson ...

... destitute poor in Ireland. The hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Deputy Serjeant-at-Arms and another attendant. After the sitting of the Committees, Mr. John O'Connell had a long interview with Mr. Smith O'Brien, and the two hon. members walked for ...

... Alderman. EDWARD ACKROYD, Esq. THOMAS B]RKBECK, Esq. GEORGE BROWN, Esq. ISAAC CARR, Esq. JOHN HAWKINS, Esq. JOHN HODCSON, Esq. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, Esq. WILLIAM LAWSON, Esq. JOHN WILLIAM TOTTIE, Esq. ,- Dinner on the 'nble at Six o'Clock. Tickets, One Guinea each ...

... that her husband would be murdered soon as he had recovered from injuries previously inflicted upon him fire-arms, he said, that if he had been armed'with this bill, he could have apprehended those marauders but as the law now stood, they were enabled to ...

... the services of each of those gallant officers, and having passed a high eulo- gium on them, and on their brave companions in arms concluded by moving, that a humble address be presented to her Majesty, staling that the House would cheerfully concur in any ...

... oredurng te present session, after having been sum-a iligh ?? that a warrant do issue against him, and that the Sergeant-at-Arms do arrest him nest accordingly. laid. Mr. M. Mczs, amidst great impatience, said he rose humbly to submit to the attention ...

... idgo Common. The above PrepertY, eligiblY situate in io0roietlibrldge, is now tn the occupation ci tlle Assigfnees of Air. John Brown, and ?? of Inhearitan ce. *,Fsrtllter pa~rticulars musy Ito ob)tainled of M~r. t repesO IItOOD ~f~tauthors Mr. tc~avIlcars- ...

... n. the Earl of i Edward Akroyd, Esq. Cardigan. Thomas Birkbeck, Esq. The Lord Viscnt. Goderich. George Brown, Esq. Tbe Hon. Edwin Lascelles, j Isaac Carr, Esq. M.P.N j John Hawkins, Esq. Charles Wood, Esq. ?? John Hodgson, Esq. George Hudson, Esq., M ...

... believed Ireland would be ungovernable until it was governed with 7? firm Bill a •■ lv or an Arms or Coercion Mr -Timothy O'Brien, Mr. Bellow, Mr Henry Grattan Mr. Sharman Crawford Mr v r ?? Jr^ urauan, and Colonel CapUin F Ltrr ey - Gen a ^ W *• S ...