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... ARRIVALS. Marquis and Marchiuness of Lansdown, and the Gi {fords, Lord Rossmore,.Lady.Hartwell and family, Lady George Sutton, Sir Edward and Lady Denny,' Sir Robert Buxton, General and Mrs. Nightingale and family, Gen. Stewart, Colonel and Lady Charlotte ...
... Roman Catholics, a circumstance unprecedented for centuries. Tuesday the instant died, at Lansdowne House, in Berkeley Square, John Henry Petty, Marquis Lansdowne, and Earl of Wycombe, in the county of Bucks (Nov. 30, 1784); Viscount and Calr.stone, Baron ...
... Cheltenham, in Glocester, 27, Judges salaries augmented, K. Kemble (Mr.) his Salarv, 23. •i L - Land, high price of, 12. Lansdowne (Marq. of) Biographical Memoirs of, 30. Letters, Original— On overdriving coaches, —Humanitas, cleaning the pavement, —A ...
... comprised more of those Gentlemen, who formed the former Committee; and in addition proposed in the room of the Marquis of Lansdown, (gone to the Upper House) the hon. Mr. Ward; and in addition to Mr. Patterson, Mr. C. Dundas; Mr. C. Wynne, and Mr. Hanworth ...
... any thing on at present, as Ministers were now out of hopes of accomplishing an exchange ot prisoners. 5 The Marquis of Lansdowns, and Lord Grcnville spoke the motion.—Lord Liverpool, and the Earl of n tscmoreland against it. Earl Grey said, the question ...
... The three motions, of the Campaign in Spain, Catholic Emancipation, and State the Country, were fixed bv the Marquis of Lansdowne lor the sth, and 7th of June. Thursday, May 24. The Royal Assent was given Commission to the Duke of Brunswick's Annuity ...
... of Westmoreland and the Lord Chancellor spoke in favour ot the original motion. The Lords ■Stanhope, Darn ley, Grenville, Lansdowne, and the Duke of Sussex, spoke for the amendment. The House then divided on the amendment of Earl Spencer.—Contents Non-contents ...
... Lord Privy Seal (Ear! Lord Hastings (Earl of of Westmoreland.) iUoira.) The Duke Norfolk. Lord Grenville. 1 he Marquis of Lansdowne. Lord Wellesley (.Marquis 'Ihe Marquis of Abercorn. Wellesley) Earl Graham (Duke of Lord Redf-sdale. Montrose.)* Lord El ...
... that the words the original clause should stand, there appeared Majority against the clause of 12; and upon the Marquis of Lansdowne's amendment, a majority against Ministers of 10; consequently it was determined that the regulations of the Household should ...
... Household clause, by leavingoutthe clause of the Marquis of Lansdowne, and inserting the original one. This was opposed by Lords Lansdowne, and inserting the original one. This was opposed by Lords Lansdowne and Grenville, the House divided—For the motion 86. ...
... Cambridge, in case of vacancy, are said to be his Highness the Duke of Glocester, his Grace the Duke of Rutland, the Marquis of Lansdown, and the Earl of Hardwicke.—lt is generally supposed that the University of Cambridge wili with Address to the Prince Regent ...
... oi tfie lor-uer place. BIRTHS.—In Seymour-street, the lady Major the Hon. Henry Murray, of d'aughier — the Marchioness Lansdowne, son heir.—The Sir C. i:art. daughter. D.-.AHIS.— Southampton, Andrew Willi .nn:, esq. Lite .lysici.m-Genern!, am! Col. the ...