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... deservedly esteemed in this City, is not considered to be in danger. The haggard of John Boyse, of Tallow, Esq. was maliciously set on fire on Friday night last by A n armed party, when a large quantity of corn and hay was destroyed, .to the amount of near ...
... of Lieutenancy for the Tower Hamlets, Sir George Nayler, Knight, Galley King at Arms, , Williani Tht, niels Tyssen, Esq„ Matthew Wyatt, Esq,, William lllan tine, Esq., John' Burnell, Esq., Edward Wm, Windus, Esq,, James Slnders, Esq.. RichardGrai, Esq ...
... It, Martin, Mr..T..Wilson, Mr. D. Gilbert, Mr. John Clt.mentson, Mr. Joseph Hume, Mr. W. Holmes,. Mr, Wilmot, Mr. lialdimand, Mr. C. - Dondas, Mr. P. Grenfell, Mr. G. Hartopp, Mr. W. Manning, Mr. .Grattan, Mr. M'Donald, Mr. Lushington, Mr. Berries, Sir ...
... Arthur It Bagwell, Rt. Hon; Evelyn, Lyndon St Osborne, Sir J. .W. *Fane, John 1 - Palmerston, Lord Baillie, Col. J. t Fane; Vere t Paxton, W. G. t Baker, E. *Fleming, John Pearse; John I Bankes, H. 1 - Fleming, J. (Salt- f Peel, Rt. Hon. R. Bankes, W. J. ...
... 0-Lord Nugent, M. P. - 5 0 si uleekintosh, N. P 5 0 John P.errotr; Esq. . 1 '0 1.2- zun. Fercruson,N. P lO 0;C. F. Palmer; Esq. M.P. 5 5 Joh n Alla y D oy l e . Beaumont, Esq. 10 0 James Grattan, Esq. IVI. P. 5 0 ,/,hulias Campbell, Esq. 5 OW. Dick-enson ...
... Arbuthnot,Rt. H. C. Ellis, C. R. Osborn, Sir John A'Court, E. H. • Ellis, lion. G. 'A.' Paget, Hon. Sir C. -Balfour, John Evelyn,- L. . . Paget, Hon. B. , Baker, John Eastmore, L. Palmerston, Visct. Bankes, Win. Fane, John Peel, Rt. ,Hon. R. ' Bathurst, lioa. ...
... years the favourite gruund on which our first rate, orators have put forth all their strength in the House of Commons. -Mr. GRATTAN led the way. It is not for every man to bend the bow Of - ars - es. 'Among those vilio_have made the attempt Mr. .BROUGHAM ...
... believed; such was the desire t° possess arms by the deluded - followers of 'Captain :Rock, that a residence in some of those' counties: would not be very safe if the quantities of aring increased:. - , Sir JOHN NEWPORT said,. such was his wish avoid ...
... spirit, in public meeting legally' convened, and asseniblea in the most orderly manner. It was from the inhabitants of St. John, Southwark, and the prayer of it was the repeal of the Foreign .Enlistment Bill. from circumstances of a family nature, he ...
... stronger arginuentin favour of the measure than any that could be drawn from history, or any other source. , . , • . • Sir JOHN ; NEWPORT consideredthat on the passing of the •Bill about to be proposed, rested the happiness of the Empire. He trusted the ...