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... of the Division on Lord John Resolutions the Vote for the Income lax . Voted, Tellers included, Conservative 310 Ditto Liberals Paired Absent, Conservatives -1 Ditto Liberals Speaker ••• ••• ' Vacant seats,&c.—Meath, Cardigan, Tnetford, Southampton ...
... both let at 48 shillings per Acre, and all in the occupation ol Mr. James Grattan, tenant from year to year 14a. Ba. I7r. Lot? —A RIGHT COMMON in Hutton Moor, let Mr. James Grattan, at CH per Annum. Lot A —A RIGHT COMMON in Huttun Hill, not let, which when ...
... granted, because Irum the Right Hon. Gentleman’s (Mr. Grattan own acknowledgment, had the claims the Roman Catholics been unconditionally granted, might have endangered the State. , . Mr. Grattan replied, that it never was the mtentention of himself, ...
... Sunderland; the Maiia, Harris, and the Phoenix, Lodge, from Swansea ; the Unity, Gravel, and the Hope. Johns, from Carmarthen the Flora, Williams, Cardigan ; the Two Sisters. Humphries, from Llunelly ; the Active, William-, from Haverfordwest : the Funmun ...
... IRISH CATHOLICS. Friday, May 18. —Mr. Grattan brought forward his promised motion on the subject of Catholic Emancipation. In the course of a very eloquent speech, Mr. Grattan took occasion declare his unqualified assent to the Veto. This, he thought ...
... that Mr. Grattan was the sworn proprietor or that newspaper, sent his friend, J. Montgomery, Esq. demand of that gentleman a retractation of tbs slauder, but alter an interriew and sereral notes between the parties anti a Mr. Wallace, Mr. Grattan's friend ...
... the Aim, Gimblct, and the KucmP, KeM, from ; the Betsy. Itei-, from Tenby : the John, Cam-, fromG.'a-gow; the F.une.Cr.v -cer, and Symons, from the rnity,Grav«J, from (’arm.irthen the Jubilee, Pollanl, from Pad-tow; tbeMantura. Dennis, from let's; the ...
... Frederick Blew, and James blew. Lot :l also by Lease under the said Li-rd Bishop, lor the lives »l John Ibonl the younger, of Uanwell, aged abiMit fl years John Ford the younger, Uaiiwell, aged ..1.,,ut 27 years; and Waller Chapman, of Ban well, aged ab-mt ...
... ill, Lincadn's Inn Fields; Messrs. Smart ami Kuller, hll, Lincoln’s Inn Fieida; at the Red Lion, Rhayader; Seven Arms, Fenypout; Oxlord Arms, Kington; Rear's Head, Newtown; Angel. Ludlow; New Inn, Hereford; Star and Garter, Worcester; Talbot. Aberystwilh ...
... Gilmore, and Grati'ude, Hammett,(mm VVaierford ; the John and Dempsey, from Wexford ; the Sally, Clark, I'tom Dublin ; the liiizi, Neal, Itora Uiingarvon. Entered Dot—The Prospect. Qnarman, for Nevis ; the John Murphy H ...
... from the wharf into the floating dock, Hotwells, and was drowned before assistance could rendered. Tile Iloyal Cardigan Militia, Lieut-Col. John Palmer Cliihester, have to a man tendered their services to his Majesty, to be sent, it'required, to Spain. ...
... Carter. Genoa, the Hercules, Scot*. COASTERS.—fame in—The Helens, Abbey, from Leith : the Ceres. Richards, from l*ondon ; the John and Mary, Edwards, the Felicity, Pritchard, the Neptune, Williams, (he Melcbbotmie, Williams, the Victory, is, and the Severn ...