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... Baring, Alex. Grenfell, Pascoe Monk, J. B. Wood, Aid. Benyon, B. Grattan, James Newport, Sir J. Wilson, Thos. Barne, H. Gordon, Hon.W. Phillips, G. R. 'Wilson, diir R. Calcraft, John Grant, M. Robinson, Sir G. Wemys, Capt. Carew, Hume, Joseph Robertson ...
... Learned Gentleman's proposition. The individual was then ordered to be brought to the bar in the custody of the Strjeant at Arms. The Serjeant then went to take the individual into custody. Lord 'STANLEY presented a Petition front the Cotton Manufacturers ...
... Honeywood, W. P. Scarlett, J. Broughton, Sir R. Johnes, J. Webbe, E. Bernal, R. Kennedy, T. F. Wilson, Sir R. Brougham, Henry Lushington, Dr. Williams, Sir R. Crompton, S. Lamb, I-lon. G. Warre, J. A. Carter, John Martin, J. W e st ern , C. C. Denman, T. Palmer ...
... Alex. Hentimck, Lord Wim. Grattan, James Sefton, Earl Bright, H. Gordon, Hon. Wim. Smith, John Baring, Alex. Grunt, Macpherson Smith, Wm. Benyon, B. Home, Joseph Trent, J. Barne, M. Heron, SirR. RTaylor, M. A. Calrraft, John Hutchinson, Hon. H. Tulk, ...
... A. Baring, Alex. Grenfell, Pascoe Monk, J. B. Wood, Aid. Ben yon B. Grattan, James Newport, Sir J. Wilson, Thos. Bailie, Gordon, Hon.W. Phillips, G. It. Wilson, i,ir R. Calcraft, John Grant, M. Robinson, Sir G. Wemys, Capt. Carew, Hanle, Joseph Robertson ...
... Bill had been supported by the first names o( the country, by Windham, by Burke, by Pitt, Romilly, and above all by Fox and Grattan, said the Hou. and Learned Gentleman, Great lawyers havr enrolled themselves in this cause. I do not, by the term great lawyeis ...
... had been supported by the first names of. the.country, by Windham,. by Burke, by Pitt, by Romilly, above all ,by Fox and Grattan, said the Hon. and Learned Gentleman, Great lawyers have enrolled themselves in this cause. 1 de not, by the term great ...
... PRIVILEGE. Mr. CALCRAFT presented petition from Robert Poer Trench Pilkington, who bad been committed the custody the Sergeant at Arms, for breach of the privilege of the house. As the petitioner had voluntarily confessed himself the author of the fictitious ...
... clemer:cy, by a remission of the fees to which he became liable, by having been corn. witted to the custody of the Serjeant-at•Arms.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. S. RICE then moved that the fees should be remitted. - Mr. CROKER said, that great indulgence ...
... stabling, oast house, and One Hundred and Sixty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, aod Wood Lands, now in the occupation of Mr. John Huggett, a respectable Farmer, at low reduced rent ol One Hundred and Twenty Pounds per annum. . . ,„ A viewed, and Particulars ...
... of the custody of ti e Serjoalt at Arms, v igt I . • Payment of the fees. Mr. said that I T r 4 suner was without money, and destit u t e N 4 in this country, and therefore hoped fees (those of the Serjeant at Arms, Messengers, °V 4 (11, 14 not be enforced; ...