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... absent, the Dukes of Grafton, Northumberland, Bticcleueh, Richmond, Portland, and Marlborough ; the Marquis* sof Buckingham, Lansdowne, and Cornwallis, and the Karl Carlisle. Those present amounted twenty-three, of whom seven were new Knights; viz. die Dukes ...
... rery considerable estates in tile co. Kerry, which devolved to his Lordship, the demise of his father, the late Maiquisof Lansdowne. Monday, die reaping of the celebrated Jtrttsalcm wheat, commenced at Mr. Doran’s format Cionsilla ; its apparent produce ...
... was again addressed by a number #f Ladies, and appeared in good Among the Peeresses present, we observed, the Marchioness Lansdown; Countesses Derby, Darnlcy, Enniskillen, Charlcmont. kc. ; Ladies Castlercagh, Ellenborough, Eldon, &c. TKNTH UAY, (SAICHDAY ...
... two days, verdict H'iJful Murder- against the sard John Williams— (Chester CaurnntJ THE MARQUIS LANSDOWNE. Wednesday sioroing last, o’clock, di«d, at Lansdowne-house, m Berkeley-square, the Most Noble the Marquis Eaasstuwae. 'His Lordship had been for- many ...
... COM MKliCl 11ItUA upon the Marinis's brother. Lord H. Pettys who also sticeeeds for his life to the immense Lansdown estates? but we hear, that on the failure of Lord Hemy Petty’s male issue, the Marquis lias striiJlly entailed those estates upon Lord ...
... would now Ik. likely to meet the concurrence of the Catholics themselves. was the opinion even I,ord Grenville and Lord Lansdowne, that the question rid not now discussed without great disadvantage the cause o* the Catholics. Mr. C. nne, Mr. M. and Mr ...
... white and gold , the saloon, the breakfast.ro.,m, decorated with brought front the residence of the late Mr. Milton, at Lansdowne Crescent, bain. rru,, were month torn to pieces in the neighbourhood of Morlaix. by number of wolves, which impelled by hunger ...
... after some discussion as to the manner putting the motion, proceeded to divide on the amendment moved by the Marquis of Lansdowne, when the numbers were—Contents 107 —Not-Con* t })3—Majority 9. .. the clause bring read, relative to the disposition of ...
... Chancellor, the Lord Pres.dent of tlie Council, the Earl of VVestmoi land, the Duke-of Mont lost-; tite M.rquisses of Buckingham, Lansdown, St itford, Hertford, Wellesley, and Douglas ; the Earls of Pembroke, Winchelsea, Caihsie, Choimondeley, Lauderdale, Chatham ...
... Lord Liverpooi., on the part of himself and his colleagues, disclaimed all knowledge of the transaction until t Monday. Lord Lansdown asked whether that letter would he sufficient to give full explanation of the grounds upon which the Irish Oovcniment acted ...
... sufficient in the case to justify any further proceedings. Upon the subjefl of that further proceeding, (the Marquis of Lansdowne) would not pledge himself to any opinion, nor was he required to so. All wanted was to have that which should the suhjeft ...
... worship. Theie could no doubt upon the matter, had never been made a question, or presented a difficulty. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE was not disposed to cast any reflexion unnecessarily and obtrusively either upon the English or the Itish Government, but ...