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... occasion I have the honour to &c HENRY GRATTAN Lord Brougham &c &c Lord Brougham presents his compliments to Mr H Grattan and although he could give such an answer to his inquiry as ought to prove satisfactory to Mr Grattan yet as the matter passed in Parliament ...
... this Cardigan upon the conclusion which their lordships every future occasion Mr Ewart desired the adjourned till Friday total abolition of capital executions and must there- friday j oppose this modification of them which would re- Lord Cardigan'' s Trial ...
... Capt 'Puckett’s pistols were of the kind of duelling pistols but that Lord Cardigan’s were superior manufacture with hair triggers and rifled within inch of the muzzles Cardigan here took up the pistols showed the bench that were not triggers which it ...
... were assembled John following requesting their attention communication which lie was the manding-in-Chief that a attention onions ot that would their happiness Sir John then told them it was perfectly for them to make any the Cardigan Hill determined ...
... should be armed At the same time he thought it the power of magistrates or the town councils to arm the inhabitants in certain cases Hear bear from the Duke of Wellington The Duke of WELLINGTON said if the mayors of boroughs authorised the arming of any ...
... Lord Cardigan had said not to if he could he not to take notice of it I use of the same I did afterwards at the Pavilion there any answer Captain Reynolds Lord Cardigan desired him to again except officially ? There not not a word When Lord Cardigan had ...
... Captain John William Reynolds was called appearance of this line young excited deal interest count the well-known reprimand received from hi hejliad before him Did I to one 21st August report Cardigan ' did” it I mentioned to heard at at Lord Cardigan's house ...
... presented the report of the Windsor election committee which unseated Sir J Beauvoir and declared that Sir John Elley ought to have been returned Sir John Elley and Mr Gaily Knight took the oaths and their seats Many petitions were presented One from Bristol ...
... wife of Mr John Howes OldBuckenham aged 65 years Carlton Rode Miss Anne Todd of deep decline On the 26th ult the residence of her daughter Mrs Richard Wake Courteenhall Hall Rectory Northamptonshire Mrs Grattan widow of the late Henry Grattan Esq the eminent ...
... like separation any recourse to violence No there were occasions it well to out France was arming th sums which might be expended in were applied to that arming her troops the largest Europe and her navy every day increasing War not unlikely might ignite ...
... Edgeworth and II Grattan Esq MP— In consequence paragraph having in Freeman’s Journal which Mr Grattan proprietor containing calumnious attack character one of commissioners of Mr Montgomery a friend latter gentleman waited Mr Grattan to an explanation ...
... a poor man like him he began crying and flrew clasp-knife which he opened and then drew his arm back if intending to strike The officer however arrested his arm before he had an opportunity to do so No threatening words were used nor it appear quite certain ...