... COnVerled was now in a state of comparative tranniiilli. Th removal these grievances would tend to establish 3nd the Mr. Grattan then proceeded to address the ho » troveited some of the principal positions laid lle con * who preceded him, and contended ...

... Milnsbridge, Yorkshire, scribbling miller. John Kelly, Leeds, Yorkshire, bricklayer. James Rhodes, Gomersal, Yorkshire, maltster. John Parsons, Standon, Hertford, horse-dealer. George Hodgson, Sheffield, bone-merchant. John Phillips, Tavistock-street, Coventgarden ...

... between the undersigned John Westren Snell, William Tran:hei Pinwill, and John Haydon Please of the City of Exeter. Drapers and Mercers, under the Firm of Snell, Pinwill and Please, was dissolved mutual consent the slid John Westren Snell, the Twentysixth ...

... Torrington, Thanet, Teynham, Clifton, Say, and Sele, the Hon. J. D. Bligh, the Hon.Twestleton Fiennes, tbe Hon. Richard Watson, Sir John Maxwell Tylden, Mr. Wane, M.P. Mr, A. W> Robarts, M.P. Mr. Baring, jun. M.P. the Mayor of Hythe, Alderman Cooper, of Canterbury ...

... Clinton, Lord Seymour, Viscount Ebrington, Viscount BorInndon, Lord John Russell, Hon. George For' tescue, M. P., Hon. Pownall Bastard Pellewv, Al. P., Hon. Newton Fellowes, Hon. and Rev. John Fortescue. Hon. Robert Clifford, HIon. andi Rev. E. Pellew, SirTP ...

... him of cyder, whilst in his employ. John Clarke, his daughter, and most of their household were bound over in their own recognizances keep the peace for 6 months—Having been convicted of assaulting John Shilston. John's wife was fined Ins. for assaulting ...

... were numerous other*. Importation of Arms (Ireland) Rill. Mr. Stanley •Roved tor leave to bring a bilk to regulate the importation of arms into Ireland. The riglit hou. Kent, proposed that there should a general re- arms for all Ireland, and that each indivulnal ...

... adverting to late discussion too Portuguese question, observed that had that occasion alluded letter which he had from Sir John Campbell, relative to conduct ot the British Consul Lisbon. A noble Duke ( Richmond ) had said, that he ought not have made ...

... Dashwood A. Williams Cambridge—Captain Yorke, R. Montgomery—Rt. Hon. C.Wynn Townley, J. W. Childers Norfolk, East—W. Wyndham, Cardigan-Colonel Powell G. Keppell Carmarthen—Rice Trevor, E.H. Norfolk, West—Sir W. Folkes, Adams Sir J. Astley Carnarvon—T. A. Smith ...

... Butler in riTair— Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell, John O'Conneil. Charles D. O'Connell, W. F. Finn, C. Fitismen, C. o'D»yer, Richard Sfceil, Sir Henry Grattan, Win. Roche, David Roche, W. O'Neal Daunt, O'Cooor Don, Pat Lalor, M. L ...

... not be doing their duty if they cousented to have property insecure and life the sport of every ruffian. (Cheers.) Mr. H. Grattan was willing that Whiteboyism should be put down, but he did not think the Constitution ought to be put down also. The Attorney ...

... Orlinailes will be at the Old London Inn, and the ; Balls at the Devon and Exeter Royal Subscription RoOmDDs. LORD JOHN -UUSSELL M .P. JOHN LEE LEE, Esq., .MI S. S. TEWLoUs. DEVON and EXETER HOSPITAL. Ast AUGU§Tt, 18S3. JAMES W. ,QiULLER, EsQ,, M.I?. president ...