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... Middlesex, wis* ~»> . ■ Com. Court.—John Mfrart. Rlclrraond. Surrey, biaet-maker. and auctioneer. Com. Court John Smiddles-lane, Bowling. Bradford. Yorkshire manufacturer and -hopkeeper. Court-house. HntttorS ' It—John Bates. Long-lane, Btimuudn,,. Surrey ...
... 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 ...
... work, and having tho facility intercourse roads and the Wyrley and: Essingtoa canal, which tbe estate. Tbe tenants are John Simkin, John Snape, William Snape, Samuel Cooper, and others, who will allow tbe oroperty to be seen. The whole will be sold the following ...
... spon. °Pened the prisons and set free five thousand ' iedy confined for political offences, and 'f. mieu Donna Maria, took arms and formed e 'V a.national guard. All this was done 'he appearance of a single soldier of the t«oii» ar,n y' 0,18 whom had ...
... the county of the town of Carrickfenrus, Esq. County of Cardigan— W ill iam Edward Powell, Nan tens, in the county of Cardigan, Esq. Borough of Cardigan Piyst of Gogertham, in the county Cardigan. Esq. City of Roche, of Genges-strect, in the county the ...
... 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 ...
... of Cowdray Park, in the c.iuntyof Sussex. Esq. BatnUaple (Borough of)—John Palmer Bruce Chichester and Ciir.r I es St. John Fancourt. Br id port ( Borough of)—Henry Warburlon and John Romi.'y, Esqrs. Devon County of)—Northern Division— Esq. commonly called ...
... Freehold or Leasehold security.—Apply to Mr. John Fletcher Bond, 10, Newhall-street W TO PAVIOURS. ANTED a good Paviour. Constant employment and good wages will given.—Apply to Messrs. Stqnall and Roberts, Cardigan-street Birmingham. MONEY. THE several Sums ...
... the Bell Inn, Northtield ; the Dol- Tam, Office of the Auc- tioneers, Temple-row, commence eac! rning at ten o'clock. The arming will be seld To-morrow, and urniture, &c. on be SOLD, 2 neat GIG and HARNESS.—Apoli- cation to be made to Mr. W: ilkins, Angel ...
... Conynham, Ld—Bradshaiv.James Cardiff. Nicholl, J. Cardiganshire Powell, Colonel Cardigan Pryse, P. Carlisle Howard, P. H. Marshall, W. Carmarthenshire Trevor. G. R. —Jones, John Carmarthen —Morris, David Carnarvonshire —Gore, J. R. O. Carnarvon —Hughes, Chatham ...
... 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 ...
... Continuance (Ireland) Bill, and the Arms and iunpowder Bill (Ireland) went through committee, and ordered to be reported on Tuesday. The Administratioi of Justice (New South Wales) Bill was read a second tiim. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the order of he day ...