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... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. On Tuesday evening Lord John Russell was entertained at a puljic dinner in the Gloucester Hotel, Bristol. Covets were laid for 4(XJ persons. J. G. Smith, Esq., presided. The object was to preheat a piece plate to his lordship ...
... Majesty’s Customs, Liverpool, aged 67. the 15th inst., John Henry, infant son, and on the IGtb, in the 2711 i year of her age, Sarah, wife of John Jesse, Esq., of Ardwick. Same day, Hugh, infant son of John A. Beaver, Esq., of Chorltoo Abbey. Same day, at his ...
... —Jiibbmne Siam and Putt Worth. Sign: Put your right band to the guard of your left arm ; the thumb under, and the finger* over. Answer -.—Put the left hand to the right arm like manner. Pass Words What weuld your withes be? reform in the House of Lords.—Why ...
... inconsistent with his personal character as a gentleman, and on the motion of Lord John Russell, the hon. and gallant member was committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms. The house then, at quarter before four, adjourned till twelve o’clock on Monday ...
... offender. .Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, M.P.’s. —Limerick Chronicle. Outrages.—On the night of Thursday week an armed part} visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aherlow, and fired ...
... months’ imprisonment and bard labour, aud into the like recognisances.—John Wightman, Cbarw* M‘Millan, John Lachfvrd, Adam Dootsoti, John !»tnitb, John Green, Tbos. Ratcliffe, John Holmes, and Joseph Booth, convicted of rioting-six months' ...
... Oldham—W. Cobbett and J. Fieldcn. Wicklow —J. Grattan, Esq., and h! Howard, Esq. > warranted to at race-horse speed, and Bristol Mr. Mile «: r Verncv. I Oxford.—W.H. Hughes, Esq., and D. Maclean, Esq. J'ouyAaii—John O’Connell, Esq. IB' f of the Safety, however—the ...
... H irrison built a church at dsley, Yorkshire. The Rev. Mr. Tillard built chare at Lower Hardres, Kent. Sir John Aubrey, at Borstal!, Bucks. John Jarrttl,Esq., at Doncaster (endowed). South Warwickshire Election.—The following were the numbers at the close ...
... been sea, went into the forecastle, armed with a long sheath knife, which he had sharpened in the afternoon, and stabbed two men who were sleeping in their berths, one named John L covin (on whose ehest was painted “John Lewin Douglas”), said to be from ...
... the three constables stationed in the village, who took tbem for protection to the police-barracks. The peasantry assembled armed with scythes, pitch-forks, bill-hooks, spikes on large poles, and threatened vengeance on every Protestant in the village town; ...