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... City Sheriffs, Messrs. BRADLEY and BARTON, opined this Court.— The folios tag gentlemen were sworn on the GRAND JURY : Willi= Grace, E 9., late Mayor, Forman. Ald. Rich. Sullivan, M. P. Edmond Smithwiek, Esq. Clayton Rayly, Esq. Thomas Cornet, Esq. Alderman ...
... 702,447 bushels of malt; and: band, and joined also by several courts of loyal Foresters. On their return the procession was graced the 4,118 licensed sellers of beer not to be drunk by the presence of the Bollington Female Club, ou the ises, 987 who brew ...
... its to the sea, and js now entirely ‘covered with the water.—Reilway Magazine. IRISH ELECTION SCENES. outrages which dis- graced this election are innumerable. In the crowd were always to be seen three or four thousand of the wretched and profligate creatures ...
... arrived here to-day from a short visit to his noble relatives, the Enrl and Countess oif Carlisle, ait Castle Howard. H is Grace's domestic establishment, consisting of nearly furry r persons, his stud of horses and equipages, anti nragnificent l services ...
... the occupier of the tine tollovring yards, as they are termed in London—namely, those ot the Spread Eagle and Cross Keys, Grace. churchstreet ; tie Swan with two Necks, Lad-lane ; the White Horse, Fetter-lane; and the Angel, behind St. Clemens—has no ...
... customary grace and affability. Her Majesty opened the ball, and honoured his Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge with her band the first Pet of quadrilles, the Buie of which wad from Le Domino Moir. Her Majesty danced with alike grace and animation ...
... inewry , it proved that they bad earned the meaty by acting as teachers to their parents. sad metes, and date relatives. la Kimmins, a Juvenilia Negro Association had been formed. sad no less a sans bad recently bees received in Loudon from them, than to ...
... Garnet- ‘a'lheld, Mr.Kimmins, Mr, Anderson, AE- 'V. ' ,arris “. Air. H. Adams, .Mr. Ilarhord. '«n Mr. i,,!-; ' Alerricl, Mr. Waters, Mr. T. Kor-1 n--. [r , 1r *' * Alv- Earl, Mr. Scott, Mr. liv-Ih jj' „ -'l --- lloose, Mr. Mile, Mr. Grace, Mr. '' !I AVatkinson ...
... Gawthorne, Mr. Lowndes, Mr. Ed- wards, Mrs. Wrigley, Mr. Woodhouse, Mr. Car- ter, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Huck! Mr. Hatifield, Mc. Kimmins, Mr. Anderson, r. Garnett, Mr. Harrison, Mr. H. Adams, Mr. Harbord, Mr. W. Norton, Mr. Merrick, Mr. Waters, Mr. Challinor ...
... Woodhouse Mr Carter Mr Taylor Hucklebridge Mr Ifadfield Mr Kimmins Mr Mr Garnett Mr Harrison Harbord Mr Merrick Mr Waters Mr I Chaliinor Mr Rowe Mr Eart Scott Durham Mr Mrs Roose Mr Miln Grace Mr Battesby Mr Hyslop Mr Watkinson Mr Baron and Miss Horsfield ...
... FUNDS. French Five per Cents. sc. ; Three per Cents. 80f. 80c.; Bank Actions, 25301.; Kimmins, i ; Belgian . 1447 f. 50c. ; Actives, 21 ; Passives, 4. • • PARIS, Sim'. 9. NEWS FROM SPAIN. At Bayonne, whence our express has brought us letters of the sth ...