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... Bull. Sir Robert Peel is admired and respected throughout the whole kingdom, and scarcely less is so his brotherin-law, George Dawson —Quanerly Review. The practice of incendiarism is no longer continued. The executions at Winchester, Chelmsford, and other ...
... Christian tenets nor believing in the Christian system as of supernatural origin. The Quarterly Review out of parliament, and George Dawson in parliament, crippled as the British press now unfortunately is, say that the present English agitation has been caused ...
... themselves from the Coronation. We understand that Sir Robert Peel, Mr, William Peel, Mr. George Dawson, Sir George Murray, Sir Henry Hardinge, Mr. Goulbourn, and Sir George Clerk, under the auspices of Mr. William Holmes, are at present enjoying partridge shouting ...
... beaten by the Tories, that they tender their resignations, which are received, and that the KING calls to his councils Mr. GEORGE DAWSON, member for Marylebone (proh pudor !); Sir ROBERT PEEL, member for Birmingham; Mr. CHOKER, member for Westminster; and ...
... Hampshire, draper, irmit Sept. 2 to Sept, 36 BANKRUPTS. DAWSON GEORGE, and JAMES KERR, Manchester, nankeen-manufacturers, Sept. 9, Oct. 7. Sole. Messrs.. Johnson and Weatherall,Temple. . . DAWSON, ANNE, Park- str eet, Grosvenpr-scitutre, bpa.dinfhonsekeeper ...
... on the 14th of December. Mr. C. P. THOMSON justified his proceeding, by quoting precedent and necessity for it. Mr. G. it. DAWSON said, he was ready to share in the responsibility. Mr. THOMAS S. RICE felt persuaded that the house must be satisfied that ...
... Lever, Gray's-inn-square. SKILBECK, GEORGE. JOSEPH, and JOHN SLATER, King. street, Cheapside, Manchester-warehousemen, Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 29. Solicitor. Mr. IVhitelock, Ald.rmanbitry. STRONG, RICHARD, Thomas-street, St. George's-in-the-East, baker, Oct. 25, ...
... which was delivered on Saturday. Sir George had sent for him (Mr. Harrison), and in his presence opened the parcel, which contained only two letters, one to Mr. Bowles, to come and open a school, the other to Sir George, advising him to come to Emms for ...
... et gang, or a Loyal Patriotic Fund Committee at the Crown and Anchor. There is a charge raised against Messrs Herries and Dawson, for haying secured their return for Harwich, against the Government interest; but why should they not as freely use the means ...
... Pollock, Fred. Balfour,Jas. Gordon, J. C. Porchester, Lord Bankes, Win. J. Goulburne,Rt.Hon.H. Praed, Winthrop M. Bankes, George - Graham, Marquis Pringle, Alexander Baring, Alexander ' Grant, Gen, Sir C., Pringle Sir Wm. H. Baring, 11. B. • . K.C.B. ...
... office of Vice-Treasurer of Ireland; some conversation took place respec..ing the balance due by Sir George Hill, as Vice- Treasurer. It appeared that Sir George Hill hacl rendered his accounts unaccompanied with vouchers, and that, even according to theqt ...
... Goswell-street, horse-dealers, Jan. 13, 20, Feb. 21. Solicitor, Mr. Smrgill, Hatton court, Threadneedle-street. CONINGHAM, THOMAS GEORGE, Limehouse-causeway, Lituehouse, baker, Jan. 17, 24, Feb. 21. Solicitor, Mr. Ling, Took's-court, CLancerv-lane. • DOVE, ROBERT ...