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... Runabold another from Yarmouth: Mr. fleathcote another from Boston ' • Sir T. Lethbridge another from Frame; and Mr. H. Grattan another from Dublin. CAAIELFORD ELECTION. Mr. Dyson (the clerk of the crown) brought the names of the members ballotted for ...
... circuit. —Nottingham Smli, Sir John Lead), die late Vice-Chancellor, was the son of an ironaiiijtr, at Bedford, who was famous for making steel spurs. Sir Ma»ss first intended for an architect, and was placed with Sir John Ttjlor for that purpose; but ...
... astd against l lr. John Davies, for asi ?? ott the Postmaster of Swansea, swhilst in the executioln of his duty. T'his latter indictment will be traversed Dt the next Quarter Sessioits for the county. I Crletion to Dog-slealers.-John Bevan antI Thomas ...
... companion in arms. Lord Londonderry explained. Lord Ellenborough said, would observe the most uncompromising hostili’y to die new administration, but be continued the sincere advocate of die Catholic clui ns. _ HOUSE OF COMMONS— May 3, Mr. H. Grattan presented ...
... that ROBERT JONES, of ) abuses. rwith, in the county ef Cardigan, dra- dure the twenty-eighth day of His royal Highness « he unde Robert Davies, form, and the spectator ri Mertoneth, and John Ec ' tied with the exhibition 1 in the said Amongst the compar ...
... I”'**Jittered tile report —Leeds Intelligencer •' T,I,E Rolls. —.Sir John Lcavh, the J .i T '* * la,WY llor. was the son of an ironmonger lied. Wa * mu f° making steel spnrt. Sir John j , intended fur architect snd was placed with Sir ij* • 4 ylor for ...
... Arti . John Hamilton Hall, James Lloyd Wallace, and Evelyn Waddington. Trinity College; James Davis, William Hraithwsite, John Gwyther, and William Wheler Hume, St. John’sCollegc; William Scott, and Bradtield Sanders, St. Peter's College; John Riddulph ...
... Britain [Joseph Marryat, Esq., M.P. John Marshall, Esq. tdm-rsl Sit Richard Goodwin Jacob Mill, Esq. Iveais. (.overnor or Green- Rowland Mitchell, Esq. ,w,h Hospital Richard Percival. jun., Esq. \U ; . Idmiral Sir Urn. John- Edward Rule, Esq. ?? ?? -Hop. - ...
... did admit him to an interview, and that the latter began to explain the wishes of his Cabinet, Don Pedro seized him by the arm, and said with firmness that there was enough on that subject, unless be wished that they should separate on the following day ...
... Commission, by SLOAN, CHARLEY, & SLOAN, Agents, OFFICE, DONEGALL-QUAY. In LIVERPOOL, apply to Mr. JOHN M‘CAMMON, 24, water-street. In DUBLIN, apply to Mr. JOHN STANLEY. 15, eden near PARIS PAPERS. These Papers are nearly filled with the debate in (heChamber ...
... me to go to Penny Pom, taking with me an active con. stable of Kington named Yates. arrival there, I stopped at the Severn Arms Inn, and in the after part of the evening a man came in and asked for the London paper ; this he read carefully, and when he ...
... assumed the dress u country man, with a smock frock on, and casually went into public-house where there were a number of Cardigan drovers, anil here thought ray labours would be unsuccessful, for one of them having road from Loudon Paper, account of (lie ...