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... other Officers were continued in their it gpecti%e others. An appropriate sermon was preached at the in the esenin e . the Rev. John Dull. of !stowinarket. One day last week, its a person was di- gllll in the hamlet of i ikenliani, lie found a 111111:111 ...
... merebant.—Frances Foster, Oxfordstreet, tailor. —John Greary, Brentwood, Kasai, master mariner. —W illiam Brooke, Gainsburgb, Lincolnshire, innkeeper.—George Dickinson, Liverpool': corn and Sour dealer.—John Abbott Kemp, Prittlewell, Ease:, miller. FROM ...
... lii Parlia.neot all the ornte are duntb. Sir John Newport hiss not a word to spare for his plunlered countrymen —Grattan is sileat —Pcritell is mute—Sir James Mackintosh sleeps without his pillow—Lord John Russell is fast in the embrace of some poor ...
... and same of them mounted guard before the waggon in order to prevent its departure. Apprehensions were entertained that the armed force in the town would be inadequate to put an end to the disorderly proceedings. and in consequence a detachment of troops ...
... institutions in Church and State. Thomas Daniel, Esq., (senior alderman was called to the chair, and the meeting was addressed by John Scandrett Harford, Daniel Cave, Charles Payne, Abraham Hilhouse, Joseph Cookson, Henry Bush, Daniel Stanton, Win. I). Acraman ...
... the dare tint trust them with arms. If thy did, that house would be reformed withia three moi.ths. If the golernmcnt agreed to a suli:dantial reform, pr.itected by the ballot, they might from that moment confidently place arms in their hands. Ile moved an ...
... Beilfordshire—Nlarquis of Tavistoek, Sir Peter Payne, Bart. Cor—llon. John Boyle, Daniel Callaghan. Clonmell—P.yre Coote. Cardigan .County ) —Calonel Powell. Coleraine Borough —Sir John Bart. Carlow :County,—W. Illackney, ['sq., Sir J. M. Doyle. Dumfries ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. GRATTAN expressed the opinion, that if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature interfered. Captain GORDON having ...
... with respect to the possession and carrying of arms, which it was proposed to remedy. Ile begged leave to take advantage of that occasion to state, that he would not persist in the present session with the Arms Registry Regulation Bill, which was then before ...
... Protestant candidate. Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan, his opponents. Lord Milton, SO says the Dublin Warder, has written to his land agent, Mr. Chalioner, designating that part of his tenantry who vote for Howard and Grattan as his friends ; those who vote ler ...
... Col. Wood. Cambridgeshire and Ely.. Yorke and Townley. C'sseberland (East division) .. Sir J. Graham and NVin. Blamire. Cardigan.. W. E. Powell. Carnarron.. T. A. Smith. Cornwall (Sir W. Molesworth and S. Trclawney. Cheshire (North).. Stanley and Egerton ...
... his ff, it o winnow:tie machine a II Ire II Alt not lull ly ed. Another letter, dm, 15, wate.l t!,..: armed bodice of men acre lag the cow:tr., arms from different hoes, that the in! i!iitAt.t. had no means of protecting themselves • .1 we re smote other ...