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... ; the John & Margaret, Ross, from Inverness; the Nancy, M'Qoeen, from the Isle of Sky; the Bustler, Lewis, the K irl of Kingston. Bennett, the Betsey, Griffiths, and the Milford Packet. Richards, from Milford ; the Mary, Griffiths, and the John, Davis ...
... inodes ot proceeding. A jpdgW^ 1 Sir Robert Peel mid It w-h«tter to suspend e, the evidence was laid before the House. Lord John Ru«ll •ccord;* ? adjourned until the next day, wm sgwes SlrJ. Graham, In moving that the committed, said underelood •■•‘TSk ...
... limpgadt&e. rm. *Mr pat mad rearm of ramie( the /'/arm 11411 n Nok ohm ought to M their wedge ? Ought it use he Parliamentary to take charge public purse ?—(C/Irevoj He wee telly peepreil to se Met IMO* and he arm sure the people meld beck Lard Moped*, Mr. Rodman ...
... prize, consisting of the volumes of the Medical Encyclopaedia, superbly bound, and ornamented with the arms of the hospital, was judged to Mr. John Parsons, Goathurst, Somerset, for the best Essay on the Laws of Morbid Poisons, illustrated cases occurrent ...
... aged 52, Mr. John Arthur, builder; also, aged r) .32, Mr. George Holmes, ?? 31, Mr. Thomas Davis, of Abersyclina-Sarsh Grace, wife of Dr. Lushington, be M.P.-Aged 72, John Philipps, Esq. of Llanrhaytban, Pem- *ly ?? Hafod, Pembrokeshire, John Rees, Esq. ...
... would other hut and His consistent rules Lord John objected expression mixing snothorquest ton order to denied out of Melbourne Protestantism hut can’t hun admission that (Jorernment into Hereupon John ltiiell to order that di'honourahle than conduct ...
... Devon, Mr. W. New- .ton, clerk of the mining company, to Mrs. Mary Knight, of the c King's Arms-At Troro, Mr. Barratt, draper, to Jane, 3d dau, .of Sir. James John-Mr. William Brown, master of Ringwood 5j Academy, to Maria, dai. of the late Mr. J. Cranston ...
... Gaoi..—l'linninn Curtiß, for plank of deal from Messrs. Kowotl.—John Houkway, potter to Mr.Williams, iron moo jrer, for stealing the property of his master. To the House Coßßr.t'TioM.—John Adams, one month. and Thos Totterdill, l« days each. Rot'ert Sollivao ...
... Cola. Grease and Maclaine Capts. Milford and Shute; Drs. Carrick. Lynn, and th ett and Messrs. John Lee Allen, L 0. Mu, Oen. Rom, J. L. Bence, J. 8..11, John Care, W. L. Clarke, C. Clarke. L Contra Jas runelnaham, Ade Gamboa. Jam. annlnn, W 0. Harr, J ...
... can at present produce no effect on Itlia ee The late King having no children and his 55 ,4 cessor only daughters, Prince Cardigan sup 5 to the throne. The Prince received his cducatie in France, and was at one time a liberal. The Ministry of Cassimer ...
... Port, tc from Loss or 4amage by, Fire. - , hi p-ams.'roas: . . . JOHN HAYTri(INE, Chairmpan GEORGE GI0BBS, Deputy Chairman * JOSEPH COOKSON ni CHARLES PAYNE ci HENRY BUSH ta JOHN HURLE. w JOHN ACRAMAN. Be MANAGtING DIRECTORK . . -:- THOMAS CAMlPLIN. THIS ...