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... commenced in the city, in aid of the brave Portugnese nation. His Royal Highness the Duke of York in the chair. The Murquis of Lansdown rose and addressed the meeting in a short speech. He observed, that hez could not anticipate any possible objection or difficul- ...
... was held Saturday, at the Freem ison’s Tavern, which were present the Dukes of Kent, Sussex, and Bedford; the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Keith, Mr. W. Adam, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Horner, Sir Samuel Roniilly, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Abercromby, Mr. Wilbraham Bottle) ...
... held on Saturday, at the Freemason’s T'avern, at which were present the Dukes of Kent, Sussex, and Bedford; the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Keith, Mr. W, Adam, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Horner, Sir Samuel ' Romilly, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Abercromby, Mr. ' Wilbraham Bottle ...
... others, Earl Grey presented 78 petitions, Earl bgoira 80, Lord Holland upwards_of 100, Ld. Erskine upwards of 200, Marquis Lansdowne 100, &c.—The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke against the second reading of the bill,—A long debate took place, but we are ...
... upwards of one hundred. The Earl of several. The of Lauderdale, considerable number. Lord upwards rwo hundred. The Marquis of Lansdowne, one hundred. A few of the petitions were rend length, stating serious apprehension that the bill would materially aflcifl ...
... 5. That the Commiuieewd;“c—o';hrurd;-e'fi:li;;i';g‘d;n-tlcmen :— . His Royal Highness the Duke of Yooty Ma:quis of Lansdowne Lord Rolle Lord De Dunstanyille Right Hon. J, €. Villiers Lerd Biuce “arl of Courtoun Farl Waldegrave Lard Biownlow Eatl of ...
... the were generously and in defence of that Constitution which it *-• only asked admit them to common share. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE comer lei that the Ca’holic lit.es fotmed n' parr the Constitution this country. *as true that motives expediency had. particular ...
... the buying or selling of Guineas above their current value, or taking Bank-notes below their nominal value. The Marquis LANSDOWNE saul, that, he had opportunity of his sentiments the Bill in its former he was desirous of doing it at that time. He thought ...
... payment rent Bsi should secure the tenant from the summary process of distiess hrs landlord.—Agie.-d to. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE then moved his clans’ for resrrlfltng the Bank issues, during the operation of the Bill, the same amount as they were the ...
... Saturday afternoon, whereby two the workmen lost their lives. The new inn lately erefled the town of Kenmare, the Maiquisof Lansdown, and which cost l,i> Lordship nearly was last week accidentally consumed fire, with the ball-room, and an adjoining building ...
... settled Wile of action is agreed upon. erun—Blis Rayal Highness the Prixce Recest. \ o And furiher patronized by ;‘iirquis of Lansdowne Lord De Dunstanville fi-qui:: of Thomond Lord Visc. Jocelyn, M.P. 1 of Moira R. B. Sheridan, ésq. MP. - of Roden Gen. Gascoyne ...
... assume official situations. . In none of the lists we have seen the names of Mr Canning, Mr Whitbread, Mr Rose, the Marquis of Lansdown, Hon. C. Yorke. ...