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... Afternoon, at GODMANCHESTER, at 3 o’clock. And in the Evening, at St. I S, at half-past Sir, the Rev. W. AYERST, M.A., of St. John s college, Cambridge, and Missionary to Ihe Jewsal Frankfort. Also SERMONS, in the Evening, At ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH , UNTING ...
... Sandown Yuri, lola of Wight. Sir John Ilara.lint..Longhri Place. Ctlmtillu. Captain Beamish, 16, Ketisit.g.un Square, and Mars Mawr. Robert Blayney, F.sq.. the Lodge, Evesham, Magistrate for Eveniam. orceatershire• John biker, Esq., Bridgetiorth, Salop ...
... Cambridge. Charles Augustus llockin, B.A.Trinity colle - ge,Camb. John Symonds, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge. Thomas Drake, B.A. St. John's college. Cambridge. Anthony John Hammer, 8.. t St. John's coll. Carob. James Olencross, B.A. Balliol college, Oxford. ...
... debate co. remarkable for a complete split among the Irish menthols, Mr. John O'Connell and Mr. O'Connor declaring that they would oppose the hill at enery stagy; •bile M . H. Grattan I and IL I). Browne aupported it. This the &at I significant indication ...
... reading of Bill place Mr Dickinson Mr Bathurst Mr H Smith Mr Mr Curwen Mr Sir John Nicholl division place there ap--peared For the it 35 Majority 51 The was committed Sir John Sinclair brought bill for the Acts which read a first time Mr Ward obtained to ...
... received from LordGosford, that the intention was no longer to seek redress by means of the Assembly, but to have recourse to arms, and to oppose by force the authority of her Majesty. I have already stated to the House that, according to the wish which ...
... and expects that the Queen’s Arms” will yet be honoured an occasional call from her Majesty. With respect to the contents of the pocket-book, Mr. Turner will not mention the amount, but says it heavy.” late Earl of Cardigan, who died at his residence in ...
... Vietoria has written an letter to Pius I1X., with him on his state of forced exile, and the Government had consented to the armed in- tervention of France in his favour.— Western Times. or tax Countess or Barve EWATeER. —The venerable of Bridgewater expired ...
... Queen'sc. Wilbraham. G-, Cheshire Copeland, Aid. T., Coleraine Wilks, John, Boston French, A., Roscommon co. Williams, Sir J., Bart., Grattan, J., Wicklow co. Carmarthenshire Grattan, H., Meath county Williams,W.A., Monmouthsh. Hill, Lord A., Down county ...
... unmalted grain in possession. It was admitted that Mr. Smith is a brewer, and that the grain was found in bis entered malt-house.—John Wild, one of the surveying general examiners of the Excise, of Hackney-road, London, was at Mr. Smith’s premises on the 24th ...
... 'minion to man other tnat • a ,an also or toe colleges, 1 beg to say that it is neither more nor I t Viol 01 , , such, arms tieing lest duly eXPIII. I leas 'a a rice falsehood; et no colle g e with oldie.' according to the lawn of et., and recorded ...
... Newm arket Heath, and other roads therein mentioned, in the county of will m eet at the Bournbridge, in Little Abington King’s Arms Inn, Cambridge, on Monpay the 99 > in the county of instant.-at. eleven o’clock in th day of August purpose of makin the forenoon ...