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... calendar month. John Learsley, of was fined 5s. and costs for drunkenness Joseph Wright, who was remanded last ving about three yards of week on echarge of stealing or recei r. Archer, Lonughborongh, was again velvet, from the shop of M fe of John Dakin, of ...
... demand upou the public purse for the purpose of being embarked in a very wide ficld of speculation. His noble friend (Lord John Russell), had not however, advised its exercise to the dis- cussion on the introduction of the bill, and that was neither the ...
... the delay, for its merits would become better known and more popular through the country. After some observations from Mr. Grattan, Lord J. y objected to any postponement of the bill, and said, that if his noble friend thought it too late that night to ...
... lecal petty tyrant, and it had also defrayed all the expenses of the defence against the state prosecutions in Treland. Mr. Grattan said that the Refita! Association had £25,000 in defending those discussions were a waste of Mr. observed that such the time ...
... Miller and George Crump Heap; Ragdale, John Beeby and Samue! Hart; Redmile, Stephen Wilders and Richard Parr; Rotherby, Joseph Hames aud William Saltby, George Cobley and John Atter; Saxby, John Pears and John Miller ; Saxelby, George the younger, and ...
... intelligent and benign ; the chest, shoulders, and arms, form 2 perfect model of strength aud beauty ; the arms are ex- ceedingly muscular, and the hands very well and strongly formed; when standing, the arms could reach the ground easily, so as to be employed ...
... was ordered into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, for neglecting to return two kuights of the shire, on the 17th March last,” (on which day that parliament had assembled), In 1719 the retarn of Lord John Manners was challenged by petitions from Sir Richard ...
... strictly complied with. A Sub-Committee, consisting of the Rev. E. T. Vaughan, and Messrs. R. Harris, Sen., E. Weston, and John Higginson, was then appointed to Mr. Wheeler informed the Committee that the pay all bills. Guardians were now prepared to ...
... the royal family and many of the nobility. The uoble Duke gave his customary annual entertainment to his old companions in arms, 92 of whom sat down to a superb uet in the Waterloo His Royal Highness Prince Albert honoured the noble and gallant duke with: ...
... Gloucester. Cubitt Berkeley Andrew’s, St Ellice .. Gloucestershire (E.) - 1j— Anglesea B Worcester - Lord G. Paget Grantham. Arm Rawdon W. elby Arundel Tollemache Lord Arundel Great Grimsby Ashburton. Heneage Col. Matheson 1 Great Marlow. Williams Asht ...
... oldest ‘members of the St. John’s Lodge of Freemasons, in this town, of which Lodge his Lordship was Master at the time of his laying the foundation stone of St. George’s Church. Brother Wheeler, the Master of the St. John’s Lodge, Brother William- son ...
... Romeo then return ed to recover the sight of his wife, that she might have the mortification of beholding him restored to her arms. Now the druggist, having no inclination to abet suicide, and being unwilling, by refusing to administer the poison, to send ...