Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Roman Catholics, erleich was to have beeo brought Icemand in the House of Commons, by Mr. Grattan, in the tub, is tinavuidatly postponed in consequence of 311 r. Grattan 's present indispositton, and that intelligence to that east has been trumarded to Sti ...
... motet to sot tint pore for platiertar, The Reeerenal John Davies, A. Chaplain to the, G ike of and Qinensbeiry, has been in up the Itertorg ef Stoat.•n Wywille, on the Presentation the Fart of Cardigan. A Dispense. ,iut. Las r ased tl.e Great Seal toenails ...
... peculiarly the feedings awl in- 'crests red to the Such tun of Parliament, in laar,..tiage less calculated to provoke any ',arm or in. temperate discussion. In the ordinary Act, even',': sit the discussion of a 'nitwit's ildi. a previous notice vas required ...
... was mortal .1 Fur and Put. Besides the chief J. and If. Grattan, Esqrs. a number ut the must ihstinguished Members el both Huuset of Parharuent attended as mourners. lii rousequeitte of Mr. Grattan's death, Mr. Plunkett Das been Outten, by the Catholic ...
... ICKSIR IRE. Correa! Jame, Well. 11 orwick . John Healionr. Rugby Richard Lewes Kindon. ke;etuo . Thames Abbott& . . FFERBTSHIRE Derby, . Witham Cantrell, of Dellald. Chersergeld. Samuel Plant. Chapel en4e-Frith, John Picktord. Wirktworth, - - • Thou. - it ...
... Member who would attend it. The House then adjourned at six o'clock. FRIDAY, FEB. 13. On the motion of Mr. HUME, the namesof Sir John Newport, Mr. Whitmore, Captain Maberly, Mr. Gladstone, Sir F. Baring, Sir G. Clerk, and Mr. Lawley, were added to the artisans ...
... States were forced to bear arms. Shipwreck.—The melancholy account of the loss of the ship Diamond, Macey, which sailed from New York on the 12th ult. was received at Lloyd's this morning. The ship struck on the east end of Cardigan Bay; one man was saved; ...
... i discussion; that among its body were men who were the friends of Tone, Emmett, Russell, and other traitors who had borne arms the Irish rebellion against the King's troops; that some of the Catholic Aristocracy and Gentry were also Members; {hear, hear ...
... Their noses were also ornamented with large silver rings, and they worelarge rings in their ears. Their arms decorated with silver plates; they were armed with tomahawks and seal ping knives. At the request of his Lordship they partook of a very elegant collation ...
... rejected, • and the further consideration of the Bill was postponed to Monday. HOU-E OF COMMONS, Thursday, May The Serjeant &t Arms announced to the House that Mr. Robert Poer French Pjlkington was now his On the motion of Mr. PEEL he was called to the bar ...
... ; (be lit inst. at St. John's College, Cambridge, in lii» year, Samuel Parr Eyre, youngest sou of the late Rev. .James Eyre, Solihull, and nephew of Mr. Charles Eyre, this City. Jan. 30, in London,' in the 36th of hia age, John Willes, Esq Astrop House ...
... carried back to an earlier period. The attentiou of ironmasters is much excited a very important discovery recently made Mr, John Harris, mineral surveyor, at the coal works, in the forest of Dean, belonging to Mr. B. Newmarch, the parish of Cheltenham ...