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... Company, John Steyner, fourth son of Charles Bosanquet, Esq. of Hampstead Heath, the 22d year of his age.—At Bath, A Nesbitt, R. N.—Edward Jones, aged 72, Welch Bard to the Prince of Wales.—ln his 100 th year, the Rev. John Evans, Vicar of Cardigan and Lansillo ...
... when she retired rest night, and the valet received her in her only clothing (her shift), and speedily transported her the arms her anxious lover, who impatiently awaited her arrival. —(Carlisle Journal.) —We have already staled, that the lady in this ...
... priest of Dronon) the Rev. John Fox. Rothesay, Isle of Bute, on the 12th ult. in the 87th year of Itis age, and 62d ofhis ministry, the Rev. Dr. Ar- Archibald M'Lea. AtLltmorth, in his loeth year, the Rev. John Evans, Vicar Cardigan and Llansiiio. In the 91 ...
... acquainted this mouth, submit to the Houses motion with respect to the late with the nature of the Bel. proceedings in the case of John Smith, a missionary at Demerara. Mr. PEEL said, Oat any argument urged against the measure Mr. STANLEY presented a petition ...
... period At the same time John Sallows the younger Chas Chapman and John Hyam guilty to a similar indictment for stealing six tame fowls the property of J Nash as did also James Lawrence for stealing two ducks belonging to John Bloomfield and for which ...
... to he understood, he did not make any charge against Mr. Green as having acted cruelly to the prisoners ; he was, no doubt, armed with the power to ioflict the punishment complained of; what he found fault with was, that such a power should be permitted ...
... nothing without the en' jeyment of it. If Government would go the length he wished, and were to fail, he should be the first to arm them with suffi. dent powers to suppress confusion. Prance, Russia, Prussia, Westphalia s and Saxony, were tolerant states. ...
... DAWKINS presented a Petition from Lynn against the Sunderland Coal Bill.— Ordered to lie on the table. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the second reading of the Royal Hibernian Mines Bill. Mr. HUSKISSON objected to the Bill, as proposing altera- ...
... THE S.T.:PARATISTS Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented is petition from a sec: of Christian people to Ireland calling themselves Sepaatrists, to be exonapted from taking oaths. Mr. 11 1./ ME thought that the subject of the petition was on. of the greatest importance ...
... Way, lie would call the attention of the House to the proceedings which had taken place at Demerara, respecting the late Mr. John Smith, the Missionary. . Sir R. S. Vaughan presnted a petition from the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Bangor against the permission ...
... the said Act of the forty-first teitoi ihe reitfn of his said la.c Majesty is men* titaea) at tba bouse of Mr. John Jackson, the K.dk's- Arms lam, ia tLendal. m the county of U-m_or!«od, on Tussda v the *_thd.y of May, 18« i, st -»- o'clock ia Us* evening ...
... bands, formed four or five small cords or bobbins, and edged on each side with narrow work ; two of the lauds terminate at the arm ; the next widen from the centre of tie waist, and extend over the shoulder, where they turn and meet about half-way down the ...