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... \ CARD JOHN CROSS begs to intimate, that his j f\ SHOW-ROOMS will be RE-OPENED on or about the 22d instant, with a complete and elegant ASSORTMENT of NEW GOODS for the WINTER FASHIONS, which he is now selecting, personally, in London and other markets ...
... ON : . John russell's amendment. Majority against Lord John Russell's Resolution (tellers included) 351 Minority ''airs, 17. Absent Conservatives 8 ■Liberals 28 Scuts Vacant, Double Returns, Sfc. Southampton, Salop, Cornwall, Clackmannan, Cardigan, Thetford ...
... The usual meeting of this association took place Monday. and was very fully attended. Mr. O'Connell, Mr. John O'Connell, Snv.th O Br.en, Mr. Grattan, and other public the er ,n attenaan co. JamesKellv, M.P. '•\ T - ecre * occupied for a con side of the ...
... the indictment against Lord Cardigan, to the House of Peers, from the Central Criminal Court, and also the return to the certiorari. The bill against Lord Cardigan returned by the grand jury was then read. The Sergeant-at-Arms then said, Yeoman Usher ...
... London. MR. COLBURN has just published the following NEW WORKS: ' I 1. The Life and Times of the RighMjflU. Henry Grattan, by his Son, Henry Grattan, yds. Uvo., with 1 portrait, dec.,2Bs.bound. _ ; 2. The Romance of Private 3 vols> •' 'itself alone,' the lWfiuc ...
... From MSS. now first published from the Originals in possession of the Family, and materials for his Life left by the Admiral. John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. In 3 vols., past Bvo., ERNEST SINULEION.JBy of (Dr. Hookwoll. In Bvo, with G. Mcasom, 15s. HISTORY OF ...
... 6U|*mii, and interim order for fls)_ection from been given to the said John GirerrWder the of the statutes in that case made and John Giren is hereby required to appear in court, before John Stock Turner Greene, of the said crmrt, on the 21st day of o'clock ...
... of Fire-Abms.—The arms of tiie peasantry, from this part of the country, are going in boat loads to the county so that wheu required, ttors may get them back imps dia ,». OnKe'%A|y, the Dec, two fel- Ijws, armed with a gun tho Rev. John Exshaw's stewarcT ...
... SMITH, G.C.B. From MSS. now first published from the-Originalsiin possession of the Family, and materials for bis Life left jhe John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. X * In 3 vols. ERNEST SINGLETON. of ,. . H ookwell. ready. nr. 15s. A^i .? V • COURT AND CHANCERY; the ...
... examined Bowstreet, touching the murder of English labourer named Long John. It appeared, that on Saturday evening, John KeaTsley, one of the prisoners, quarreled with Long John, and in a scuffle which ensued, Kearsley knocked him down with a thick ...
... their trial for the homicide. Banner of Ulster. Violation of the Arms' Act.—At the last quarter sessions of Nenagh, William Harrington and Michael Connell were convicted of having arms in their possession contrary to the provisions of the coercion act ...
... the meeting at one . and was received with loud cheering. The Hon. and learned was accompanied Me- . John tot.; M.P.; Hon. Hutchinsd\AHeii»y Grattan, M.P., &c. Francis Cowvn, Esq., Woodstock, ex-J P., havrhg been called to the chair,—Mr. O'Connell said ...