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... —David Vautrey and John Beaumont, of Honley, Yorkshire, wheelwrights. —James Simon Ewart and Francis Hislop Spragg, of the R oya l Arcade, Pall-mall, tea-dealers.—George Hoghton and John Marsh, of Liverpool, timber-merchants.—John Lyde, Benjamin Page ...
... Smart, and John Dunn, of Hetton-in-the-Hole, Durham, owners of Hetton Colliery, as far as respects Robert Horn, Nathan Horn, and William Hbrn-Jonathan Woolley and John Gibbons, of Ripley, Derbyshire, mercers-William Brassey Smitli and John Simpson, of ...
... Newton Abbott, Devonshire, grocers-George Thompson and John Thompson, of Worcester, glovers-Thomas Burton, Joseph Burton, and John Thompson, of Newton-upon-Ouse, Yorkshire, coal and lime-merchants-John Robinson and Samuel Robinson. of Saddleworth, Yorkshire ...
... Old Bailey October Sessions, namely— John Cook, alias Cooksern, alias Jackson, 17; Henry Ferris, 18—of burglary. William Oliver, 16; William Moore, 25—of highway robbery. William Dalton, 17—of housebreaking. Henry John Walls, 18; Evan Williams, 48; James ...
... Cavalry —Zachary John ch mmet ie t h D es r t e e Drake, G ,E e s o q t .., , t t o o be t `Main, vice Chichester, deceased , oh be:stierenitenant vice Drake promoted ; Anthony Deane, Gent., to tutu, 1 ~. dit to rv ce Owen, resigned; John Davy Foulkes, Gent ...
... Captain Paget, Miss C. Shore, Miss E. Irby, Miss Irby, Mrs. Hope, Miss Percoral, John Henniker, Lady Burrough, Mrs. S. R. Lushington, Miss E. M. Shore, Mrs. Fane, Laseelles, John Tollemache, Capt. Hen.. niker, Mrs. H. Gardner,•Mrs. Barrington, Miss H. Brodnck ...
... Moberly, John Pamsbottom, John Broaghom, Henry Moberly, IV. L. Ridley, Sir M. W. Martin, John Smith, John Brown, 1). Brrton, T. F. Monck, J. B. Smith, Wm. Evans, Wm. Pa'mer, C. Sykes, Daniel Gordon, Robert Powlet, Hon. J. F. Wells, J. ...
... allowed to hold three or four livings each in different parts of the country. After a few words from Lord Milton, Mr. Grattan, and Sir John Newport, the House divided For the clause Against it Majority against the motion.. 37 The Report was then agreed to ...
... Bourne, John Valpy, Go r d on , G reenwoo d, A. W. co , Herbert, J. Frost, F. Dundas, W. Turner, Poingdestre, Duff, The following were among the numerous presen! ti g i to his Majesty, by L or d Gl en l yon , th e L or d i n Colonel Sir James C arm i c h ...
... taken into their most serious consideratien the papers laid before them relating to the trial and condemnation of the Rev. John Smith a Missionary, in the coOny of Demerara, deem it their duty now to declare, that they contemplate with serious alarm and ...
... CORK ASSIZWS-APRIL 10. • Patrick, Mau - rice, and John Cremin, were charged with murder of the Franks' family, on the 4th of Septembe.• last, at Lisnagourneen. Mr. Seigeant GOOLD stated the case to the Jury. Edward Magner, the accomplice, remembered the ...
... cushion; Mr. Pulman, Rath King at Arms, followed by the following Members of the Order, in their fail robes :—The Marquis of Huntley, Sir John Malcolm, Sir George Cockburn, Viscount Exmouth, Sir Hengy Calvert, Sir John Doyle, Sir Richard Strachan, the ...