... at Basinghall.strect. John I.yney. Jun. Limehouse, sail maker. Dec. 8, at two, at BasinghalLstreet. John Henry Nainby. Blackfriars-road. dealer in tobacco and snuff, Der. IS. at eleven. at Basinghall.street. Robert Robson and John Prudhoe Robsr‘tl. Newcastle ...

... hisssth year. At Porshore. aged 75, John Davidson, Esq., Cork-street. hertsd year, Ann, relict of W. Smith, Esq., of Brompton Park Houk. Kensington Gore. At Rlccarlon. Lady Gibson-Craig. Edinburgh. Sarah, relict of the Rev. John Aikraan. Camberwell, aged 86 ...

... In the pear fellow's endeavor to extricate bkosithass shoe fin/ skin of his bawd was so mach ha ft Own peeled Wilke e ; his arm, side, and lower poet Otis were also in. jived fortunately they was helmimis sudbe, Odom is called the bang, we is gunpowder ...

... Brennan, D.L. fleadfort John Power, D.L. Fingal Anthony S. Hussey, D.L. Meath Alansergh St. George, High Howth Sheriff, Leitrim, D.L. Chartemont Daniel Farrell, High Sheriff; Oosford Sligo Southwell Thomas Boyle, Bannow„ J.P. Cloneurry John O'Connell, J.P., ...

... —Evan Lloyd and John Lloyd, of Mold, Flintshire, booksellers and stationers—Henry Tynam and John Maiden, of place, Blsckfriars.road, manufacturers of carriage.wh i ttr-1. Jones. W. Phillips, E. Griffiths, J. Evans, and D. Davis., of Cardigan, rope-makers ...

... Fltaroy, Lord C Rice. lit H.n T Fltzsimon, N J Rich, Henry Fort, John Rippon.C Goring. Roche, Edmond B GrAttan James Roche.Wm Grattan, H Rolfe. Sir Robert M Grey Sir Russell. Lord John Grosvenor, Lord Salwey.Colonel Orote, Georg. Sanford, E Hall. Benjamin ...

... fcveti lbo>e whicb |l( i te wa one winch ? lord (Lord John Russell) himself. The I 10 the cj r Peel) referred, was delivered by tho ‘f.|'e„i,mlng of the sossion. In his speech on that IS ,O, rd’’john Russell) said that while he could not l^fi=ioo“ k „1„ ...

... parties then left the office. Freaks in the Saloon of Covent Garden—A gentleman of fashionable exterior, who gave the name John Jones, was charged with breaking a quantity of glass and china in the saloon of Covent Garden Theatre on the previous evening ...

... BOW-STREET. Mrs. Shields, the wife of Mr. John Shields, bookbinder, No. 39, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, ap- ' peared before Sir Frederick Roe, yesterday, to complain against a police constable named John Kineley, 144 F, for unwarrant ! ably dragging ...

... words Magma Charts, Reform, and several emblematical devices. Upea the lid, which is samonnded with am oak border, are the arms of the Rowell family, and on the inside is the reosholies of the Court passing the vote to his lordship. REPORT OF Aontevurunz ...

... Charles James Napier, Majors General the Hon. Sir Hercute, Pakenham, Sir John T. Jones, Bart., Major. General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, Sir Thomas Whitehead, and Major. Gen. Sir John Dovetee were introduced, and were severally knighted by her Majesty, and ...

... Rodier, member of Assembly, Thomas Storrow Brown, Lodger Duvernay, Etienne Charlie, a priest, George Et. Cartier, John Ryan the elder and John Ryan the younger, Louis Perrault, Pierre Paul Demary, Joseph Francois Davignon, and Louis Gautier, who have absconded ...