... its meaning. fore, the members of the Birmingham Political Union adept Mr. Cave’s they arm and act—we shall speedily witness the awful anomaly of a London Union armed to pro- tect the laws, and a Provincial Union—the parent of all other Unions—combined ...

... the Bankrupts’ Court. Sol. Mr. Lane, Argyil-street. Pet. Cr. Henry Lowman, Richard Hodge, and John Archard, 260, Regent-strect, silk mercers. Seal, Au- t 8. JOHN PITTAR, Holywell-street, Millbank, Westminster, mer. chant, August 17 and September 21, at the ...

... the pistols with he armed and consequently interrupted Mr Grattan in we described In his defence Jones denied that he ever snapped the pistol or that he knowledge that either of them were loaded The friends prisoner been with Mr Grattan and induced him to ...

... Sols. Mr. Augustus WoUton, 8, Furnival’s-inn, Hoiborn, London; and Mr. John Wilkinson Smith, Nottingham. PeL Cr. Samuel Wells, sen., Wilson. Leicestershire, farmer. Seal. April 18. JOHN BROADHURST, Shelton, Staffordshire, carpenter, May 16 and June !2, at ...

... Bodnin—The Hon. H. Seymour, D. Gilbert, Esq. Bramber—John Irving, Esq., W. S. Dugdale, Esq. Brecknock ( %. Morgan. Beaumaris—Sir R. B. W. Bulkeley, Bart. Callington—H. B. Baring, Hon. E. C. H. Herbert. Cardigan—Pryse Pryse. James Stewart. Coventry—Edw. Ellice ...

... Strickland, Cel. Torrens, r. Robinsen, Mr. Weyland, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Leader, Sir J. Burke, O'Ferrall, Mr. Benett, ¢ O'Grady, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. Ruthven, spoke in favour of the and Mr. Staniey, Lord Morpeth, and Mr Spring Rice, against it, the motion was negatived ...

... Whitehouse Esq THEATRE ROYAL BIRMINGHAM Immense success of Mr Grattan’s New FIRST NIGHT OF MR AND MRS WHITE Mrs White Miss Byron Mr White Mr Wright REVIVAL OF THE FARMER’S STORY Stephen Lockwood Mr Grattan Mary Lockwood Miss Byron Tippet Mrs Owen Bristles Mr Wright ...

... arrangements for entering into the lltli Dragoons, commanded by the Earl Cardigan, better known as the Lord Brudenel of the celebrated court martial against Captain Walheu. The Earl of Cardigan had given his assent to the entrance of Captain Smith into his regiment ...

... Dundas Hon J C Dundas Hon T Dundas J Deans Dunlop John Ebrington Viscount Edwards John Ellice Right Hon E Ellice Edward Elphinstone Howard Etwail Ralph Evans G Ewart William Fellowes Hon N Fenton John Fergus John Fergusson Sir R C Ferguson R Fergusson Hon C ...

... dge-road, oilman, BANKRUPTS. JOHN MORGAN MACHIN, High Holborn, tavern keeper. No. and December 3 Sot. Mr. Hare, Liucoln's.iui.-field?. Pet. Cr. Frances Crump, Ann's-torrace, Hackney, spinster. Seal, October Id. , - , JOHN BLOMFIELD, I.yan, Norfolk, bookseller ...

... Chester Bellew Brabazon Sir W Browne O'Connell Mor Grattan H Westenra H Fitzpatrick O’Connor Ffrench Jones Shell Cave Sir R Jones R Lucas Coote Sir — Cooper Power Stuart Chapman Nagle Maher Power Grattan J Howard Alexander Ld Corry LIFE IN LONDON On Monday ...

... Courteuay from the asylum In the his Sir deprecated the insinuating attack oil John Russell Sir directions aud whose influence the lunatic released but the earnest Lord John and Hus-ey did witb'Them -the deprecation received credit only part of the lengthy ...