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... JOHN BULL impressing upon his bearers the duty of attending public worship. A deputation from the Senate attended, and a large number of British and other inhabitants of this city. Kino’r College, London.—Mr. William Darby has been elected Scholar under ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS—Tins D. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Arms in Ireland Bill—to be considered in Committee. Court of Session, Scotland, Bill—ditto. Illusory Appointments Bill—ditto. Real Property Liability Bill—ditto. Fees Abolition Bill—Report of Committee to be presented ...
... relates to the domestic affairs of either country. JOHN BULL BULLIED. El tu Brutet” The Bull-ring was foil Of She sons of John Ball, Some cheering, and others were speeching When police high dudgeon, Each armed with bludgeon, Soon silenced their spouting and ...
... and Co.; and John Taylor. N» >VKIiS. By Mr. JAMKS, Authurof Darnlry,” ♦* Kichelicu,” &c. ONE IN A THOUSAND; Or, The PAYS of (JHATBK. rndcnisbly the living hUtoricel romance writere.”--LUerary Gaz. T H K I I* 8 Y. LIFE nml ADVEXTriIKS of JOHN MARSTON HALL ...
... JOHN BULL. to it from time immemorial, and deprived of the attendance and services of those who by ancient customs and nsages, in regard to divers tenures and sundry manors, claim the performance of certain services on this occasion. Her Majesty's royal ...
... JOHN BULL. render that illutriona Lady their firm rapport, in maintaining inviolate their admirable ConetitntioD. (Loud and repeated cheers.) The Noble Lord conclnded by uraring the company that from hie earliest recollection he had been attached to the ...
... JOHN BULL. render that fflnßtnons Ladj their firm snpport, in maintaining inviolate their admirable ConatitatkHk. (Load and repeated cheers.) The Noble Lord concluded by the company that from bis earliest recollection had been attached to the and county ...
... JOHN BULL impremng upon hearera theduir of attendingpnblio worship. A deputaUun from the Senate attended) and a large number of Britiah and other inhabitants of this city. Kino’h Cqllso b. Lokdon.—Mr. William DiaaYhas been elected a Scholar under the ...
... JOHN BULL Spain, and the privates ate invited to enlist in the Airiean Foreign Legion. No military operations deserving record have occurred j and Don Carlos still remains at bis head*qoarters of Aiseoitia. The most important step taken hr the Chamber ...
... Gabbett, Clerk; William Willis, Clerk; John Elmos, Clerk; Thos. Westropo, Jon., Clerk; James Bonnet, Clerk; Dawson Massy, Clerk; Robert Gelsloo, M.D.jJ. Brown, J. P.; Thomas TroadseU; Thomas Taylor; John B. Flemyng; John Phelps; Stanley Boncfaier; S. Rawsoo ...
... years i John p»rol/ ffardener 38 Years; William Cheeseman, coachman, M years {ngranfwillis. labourer, 37 years Richard QoMted.pwim, * yem ThoMSFreni bailiff, 38 years; John Pepper, John Monnt. labourer, 25 years; John Maxted* labourer, 25 yeare, ...
... (offered)—4o to I JgainriSir C. Monck’sfilly Langar (offered)-6 to to nnally, even on the field against lon and Don John—6oo to 360 on against Don John. A paragraph has appeared some of the newspapers, stating that ‘be Lurd Mayor had given directions to the city ...