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... S COLLECTION of A -'BOOKS In various Languages, and brrnches of ancient and modernr Literature, forming the Library of Mr. JOHN CLARKE, late of Marlow. Bucks, removed to town for the convenience of sale. Among tbem will be found Dugdale's Monasticon ...
... of MVr -John! GO~dlJP,~~hyepf ~ Bible. tenant,~ Andn'dnuof'.th'e best agricritiltuifts, On~ e ta Awithane ecellent farnm house, twobarns4 stablesgr~lnafies, .~k dieheabet-state ot- repai..Myb iwdbla~irh'dai -and particularseliad of ,llr. John:NicholsLehttie ...
... gentlemen sat down te dinner, betweren four and fine q 'clock. Tbe Earl of Darnley took the Chair or the occaslon; and Sir John MHXWdI 'rylden, Bart. of lcialetd as Vice-Preriident. Amongst tbe compasy wve noticed the Earl of Tisanet, Viscount Torrington ...
... Williamn M'Gillivray, Esq. Illajor-GCserasl Sir Vm Grant l3oyd Miller, Esq. . eir, Knt. K.MT.T Lieut-Colonel Wm. Munro John Brown, Eaq. .John Rae Reid, Esg. Tickets, 11. I s. each, may be had (if the Stew'ardsat the Asylum, and at the T.Avern. M, S. METCALFR ...
... Charge Baron Lazgsdorll? d'Affaires, i'ortugltl Le lint do Brogue John itauidolpir, Esq, Virginia, U.S. Reosived, 'ihat William Fry, Esq. oiid J. L. Goldsmnd, Eoq. lie the 'froosirors. That John Gait, Esq. XV. It. Crock, Esq. and EdsssrdCiiwpec, Esq. he the ...
... _ , 1~Every Valuable and extensie OL ECT ()NT of NCIENT aull MODERN COINS.nod MEDALS, collected[ by 1v and the Property of John Trotter Brnclcett, Esq. F.biA.-Compris ing a grrand Series of RtomanlDenaril, Iin the fineat preservation', withimost of 1 ...
... Hortson Esq. Halifax S2 0 co5 Sus ripios Air. S. B]alla. do. j~Pielt 9tnhce 7 14 J. and AV. Priestley, do. 4 4 5 rc, e. a0 John Waterhouse. Esq. do. 2 2 ~ I 0John Decvsdlen, Esq. do. 122- Jh uais 2 5Christ. So nsaurobl, Esq. do. 2 2- Ii.~ icti1 R1S. lV ...
... e, praying to the sante eifect.-thC four ei liens wvere laid on the table, and ordered to be printe. COMBINATION LAWS. Mr. JOHN MAR'lIN presented a Petition from thlt Arti- sans of Tlewkesbury against the Combination Laws.-I' he e.- tition wvas laid on ...
... last Ballot, who were alain absent, having been called over, the Honounrable John G. W. Fcrester, and another Member, were ordered to be taken into custcdy by the Serjeant at Arms. MARLBOROUGH ELECTIONPETITION. Mr. Dyson appeared at the Bar, with the reduced ...
... to the Committee on Steam Navigutiuln. IlrtStl TITHE COMPOSITION BILL. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, in tire absence of his Rirht Honour- able Friend, the Member for Waterford (Sir John &ewport) ,to present a Petition from the Land Ownllers of the parish of Kill- ...
... restoration of their civil r lfit (Mr. Grattan) admitted that his Honourable C.llegoe i Mr o Moore) had this Session stepped before hirm ; lie liti ?? to drag the coach of the Corporatign of Dldin ; but i:e Grattan) still hoped to ovettake his, ;a, before ...
... moved the Order of the Day for the House q h resolving itself into a Committee on the conduct of the Sheriff t of Dublin. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved that Sir Abraham Bradley I Kin- be called in. 0 Tfie witness having appeared at the bar, P a Sir J. NEWPORT commenced ...