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... ds. for my unchristian proceeding In violating the laws of God, by accepting a challenge and fighting a duel with Mr. H. Grattan. That any action of mine should so far iinterest the great body of clergymen who have signed the ldocument, must be to me ...
... compliance with his orders, Sir John Hope on that (lay sent in his propocal the answer returned to which by the French Commandant was, that on the following motrning a re- ply should he given. Notwithstand!ing the. cessatlon of arms, w' ich was supposed to exist ...
... Eleanor Waidron, of Cardigan, ?? Oldham, JUn., and Richard Urwick, of 2S, Threadneedle-stre London, ?? Srltlh, Edmund Feartnley Wt tingstall, Johit Bstts. Henry Cox, Alexander Fraser, Henry Hu Fraser, Thomas Oakley, John Parrrott, end John Weall, of F 61ills ...
... Mackonzie, John Croft, K. C.T. and S., Risbert Price, M.P., John Hall, WV. Cunningham Daizell, John Gibbons James Duke, M.P., Pattl Hunter, William Clarke Travers, Stafford Nortbcote, Edward Gooch, MP., Arthur B. Brooke. dok -. -SIRs-James Eyrs, John Haneler ...
... Coasiables-of Manchester and Salford, Itev. John Gatliff , Mr. John Close - James Ackers, Esq; Mr. John Reinhold Mr. L.-Peel Mr. WVillm. Tate Alr. John Barton Mr. John RatcliHFe lMk. Thos. Entwisle Dlr. John ...
... inquire into the quarrels bctsveen Lord Cardigan and his otlicers, Insteasd of abetting and encouraging hisi in his tyrannlical proceedisg;i, and palliating bis conduct in Isis reports to thc Worsc Guards, Lord Cardigan might, per- haps, have been checked ...
... Calve.rt, John Kieg, Sir J. D. Smith, George Uroker, J. WIlson King. Hon. Robert Smith, J. Abet Capel, John Knoxs, Hon. T. Smith, Charles Cavanagh. Colonel Knox, Boll. J. Southeron, Admiral canning. ntt. Hon. S. L~.gge, Hion. Sturt, John Craddock, Colonel ...
... Davis. Mr. GRATTAN explained these transactions In a most satis. factory manner, and In the course of his explanations he bore so hard on Alderman King, that the wvortby Alderman lost his temper and declared be would not beput dovn by Mr. Grattan. r. GRATTAN ...
... Parncl, H.. Andrews,-Al 31 . ...
... the west for the north ; and Advocate from the north for the west. BRoADSTAIRS, OcT. 19.-Passed by, the brig John Hall for the southward, Cardigan brig for Portsmouth-both of Newcastle ; Albion schooner, of Weymouth, for the south ward ; Mary Ross ship, ...
... a forcible absorption of private property. ' Diogusted with this proceeding, I turn with indignation to another-he proposed Arms Bif for Ireland-n. more mlschievouSlusulting, and, irritating measure lfas never yet proposed by any government. It would have ...
... Stalluion and Little Oakley the property of the Earl of Cardigan, with nets and bludgeons, fur the purpose of taking game and rabbits. Mr. Humrnfir having stated the case; it was proved by Lord Cardigan's gamekeeper and two of his assistauts that about ten ...