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... ought be kept complete. This argument was combated severs! members, and by two mem the Government, Mr. P. Tromso.h and Lord John Russell, thelaiterol whom, in reference to the opinion which Mr. GouLguaif had quoted from the speech the Loan Chancellor, ...
... Bred•ord. Rector and Chaplain the King. Lord I>* zHl. «on the Earl t« Mary Anne widow of John Blacliford, Raq., of AUadore, and daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan. . DIED.—On Monday la»l, a«e*l 60, the Infirmary a - Inched to our Workhouse, Haniett ...
... Accountant, Cop>Ut and General Agent, ti. Middle Street, Brighton. THE NEW GUN.—A Urge assortment of this beautiful article Fire Arms, various portable applieatious, warranted safe from accident, and of equal execution the common gun, is now exhibiting for ...
... quality. The judges were Messrs. VV. P.Kell, F. Lee, and Win. who awarded the premiums as follows, viz.: Picotees Mr. John Newman. —Mr. John Newman. Gooseberries —Fust Prize. Mr. Myt ton, gardener the Rev. P. Cj. Crofts, Second Prize, Mi. Skinner, gaidener ...
... their Lordships andjourned. In the Commons' great many petitions, chiefly in '.your of municipal reform, were presented. Lord John Russell then explained the course Ministers had determined to adopt in reference to the Lords' amendments that measure. It ...
... f-mr-fifths the whole uum- I»t*r of the council of such the motion of Lord John Russell, ii agreed substitute the words ** t>ro thirds '* tor four-fifths On the motion of Lord John Russell, the qualiftcatiou was made continuing qualification. Mr. Rice then ...
... at John's Cross. Prisoner brought me ooe boot a time, am quite certain that he is the man for whom soled the Slatter, constable of Battle, examined the garden of prosecutor on the morning after the house had been broken open, and found footmarks in the ...
... Esq. Thomas Campbell, Esq. J. R. Planch 6. Esq. Crofton Croker, Esq. John Poole. Esq. (the Author of B. D’lsraeli, Esq. Paul Pry.”) Mrs. Gore. Hamilton Reynolds, Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Hook. Esq. THE PORTRAITS Lately given ...
... case of Rheumatic Goat, which nearly deprived her cf the use her right arm; after taamg i. Leroy’s medicine for one week, she was perfectly restored health, and had the use of her arm as well » ever. Dr. Warren enabled to state from Professional experience ...
... Norwich are generally arming, that about 300 are already armed with pikes, which the description given ; that these pikes are fast making their wav into the country villages ; and that about sixty men will leave Norwich this week so armed, and some also with ...
... dimness is removed; and, Sir, it is my wish that you make this known for the good of the public. Yours, George Smith. Penryn Arms Hotel, Bangor. 2&tli May. 1838. 9*r, —From the great and signal benefit I have experienced from ycur invaluable Snuff. I conceive ...
... brother, the Hou. John Thomas Capel. At the Crenelle Theatre, Paris, in piece called, pliMe dc Gieiielle,” ?he principal actress, in ascending to the clouds, caught fire. actor pulled ber down by the feet. Site was slightly burnt the arms and 1 eck. It appears ...