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... rumenst smirk to Boidr.rll for she spiny of sea which is any instances was adequate In the punishment iutlirted by the Ses•ouos. John Peed Was Wei to the liar. He was enlitiod by Applebv,uf the Chatham Division of the Ruyal mew, un the 14th of A ups., last ...
... . Few son■ could, of course, be more indebted to a fither fur instruction in public concerns than James Grattan. l'he tart that Mr. James Grattan took on wit. mooing the escape of Bonaparte, is well known. Ile went in an open boat, through a dangerous ...
... stant-Sartre* George Wilkinaou, from halfpay Foot, to be Assistant-Stergeou, vice John 111‘Latae, who exchaoges--dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hmitital.Amistant John Millar to be Aseistant.lorgenn to the Forces, vice &Ward Warmer as above. Robert Dyce ...
... allow the Petition to be received, than to dismiss it on a point of form. Mr. PLUNKETT consented to waive his abjection. M. JOHN SMITH observed, that seer'sl of the signs. tor►a wet e evi4eutly wi loco by the same band. Mr. BRIGHT at some length contended ...
... Boys, Pigott, Sir G. Martin, Fraser, Sir H. B. Neale, Sir P. Malcolm, John Harvey, and Sir Hope. Geturrair—Wetherall, Coglan, Lord E. Somerset, Swarm, Sir W. Hutchinson, Hamilton, John Hope, G. Lewis, Sir M. Nightingale, Sir J. Macleod, Billings'', Weeny's ...
... pursue. Therrien- the proposit ids obit* Worth node east. ) nut be considered ao aomnaly. If yeti ask en •what prim{- Sir JOHN NICHOL could be no means agree with the tile the Catholios t h ese pr i m a r i es , h e would as k es Ilua t and Leareeed ...
... Queenborough, and the other was. Samuel Smith w as discharged at the same time, and was escceeded by • George May, aged 58 ; and John Lee, who was ' fourteen years in the service, was to make room for inn, aged 53. Jame Eagle was superan n uated limn the nave ...
... infantry. Loodort : Piloted far John Warms, Ohl ; and G. W. 4. Whittaker, Aire Maria-lane. BURGESS' NEW. SA for 'general pier. poses having giver such great approbation, and the demand for it continuing to iscrems,JOHN•IPLIRGERS sad lON most reepectfully ...
... bad for the Semen, or nightly, of mew Portable DITAL HARPS, lastruments although but T. Jeers and W. Joins. of Aherne with, Cardigan. atter- Mr. Inetedua, at t h e Rox•OfSee. little larger dims a Spanish Guitar, yet possess all the pro- . sees, April 18 ...
... Departures from Shelley's Hotel. Cockspur.strert:—Lient. James, R.A. fur Ireland ; Richard Turner, Esq. John Read, Esq. m. Copeland, Esq. and John Wats o n, Esq. far Sheffield; J. Campbell, Esq. fur Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Dyeing have left their house ...
... respectable farmer, wh e it had been since discovered that he was g r unn to agent of Lord Cardigan, the fails, of the Plaiutiff—Rule granted. THE KING V. JOHN HUNT. This case was tried before the Lord Chief Jorstiee at Westminster, ■t Ilse last Sittings ...
... Paul's, The Right Hon. Lord Somers, The Right Hon. Charles Malvern Sutton, Speaker of the House of Compton*, The Right Hon. John Charles Villiers, M.P. The Right Hun. the Lord Mayor, The Hon. Mr. Justice Best, The Hon. and Rev. Geo. Neville, M.A. Muter ...