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... Warwick co. Calcraft, John, Wareham Phillips , C. M., N. Leicester co. Calley, Thomas, Cricklade Pollock, Fredk., Huntingdon ' Calvert, N., Hefts Poulter, John, Shaftesbury Campbell, Sir John, Dudley Powell, Col. W. E., Cardigan co. Cavley, Sir G., S ...
... (City)—Sir J. Newport. ExFoRD—C. A. Walker Esq. Wit irsHlßE.—Sir John D. , Astley, Bart. John Benett, Esq. i WESTMEATH (County).—G. Rochfort,sq., L. W. Chapman, Esq. (County).—Jas. Grattan, Esq., J. Howard, Esq. Thicknesse, Hodson Kearsley. YiAnapoiu).--Bir ...
... T. W.-Northumberland Poyntz, Wm. S.-Ash n burt f on d hi re Benett,John-Wiltehire Price, Sir It., Bart.-ereorB Bentinck, Lord Geo -King's Lynn Pryse, Pryse-Cardigan Ramsbottom, John-Windsor Berkeley, Capt.-Glouceater Ramsden, J. C.-Yorkshlre Bernal, ...
... Middlewich, John Dudley, Jun., Esq., of Wharto l ' Su - *-21st, to Anne Roylence, daughter of William Cour , u ti ‘ odge, Chesil' hall, Cheshire.-27th, at St. Mary's Church, fsliiiii4asti,of Hill, of the Coal Exchange, to Elizabeth, oc Ur. j i ° Mr. John Duke ...
... Lennox, Lord A.— Chichester Lennox. Lord W. P.—Klng's Lynn Lennox, L ird John G.—Sussex Lester, B. L.—Poole Lumley, J. S.—Nottinghamshire Lushington. Dr.—llchester Moberly, John—Abingdon aberly. W. L.—Shaftesbury Macaulay, Thomas B. —Caine Macdonald. ...
... Rector of Dre ' moree, Westmeath, Ireland, to Mary, daughter of the late Bsigrie, E.q , of Midgarty, Sutherlandshire.-8 Lb, at John-streets Greenhead,Dr.C.Bryce, to Louisa, only daughter of thelateDr.Ge don, Minister ot SJrn.—At St. James's, Piccadilly, Lieut ...
... Bulwer, H. L., Coventry Lister, Ellis, Bradfo•d Briscoe, J. 1., East Surrey Morrison, John, Ipswich Brotherton, John, Salford Moleswor th, Sir W E, Cornwal Bayntun, John, York Palmer, General, Bath Beauclerk, Major, East Surrey Parrott, Jasper, Totness Curtis ...
... organ-builders —John George Truswell and George Heap, of Nottingham, silk-throwsters—John Whewell and William Whewell. of Lancaster, ironmongers—Charles Duffield and Samuel Simms, of Prince'sbuildings, Bath, booksellers and stationers—John Doslgson and Robert ...
... Lloyd and John Li ,yd, of Hold. Fiintshire, booksellers and stationers—Henry Tynam and John Itreaden, of Regency-place, Blackfriars-road, manufacturers of carriage wheels , Jones, W, Phillips, E. Griffiths, J. Evans, and 1). Davies, of Cardigan, rope* akers ...
... Catherine ' T he King has been pleased to , present the Reverend John buthnott, infant daughter of Sir A. and Lady Ramsay', The Seymour M.A. to the Rectory of Northchurch, in Balmain.-7th, John Elliot, of Bartholomew-close, aged 59 ', r d d and diocese of ...
... persons having 300/. a year landed pr ° perty, to appoint gamekeepers as well as Lords of Manors. On the Motion of Mr. J. GRATTAN, leave was given to bring Biil to provide relief in certain cases for the poor of Ireland. Tire House Adjourned at half-past ...
... power. He could have borne with patience the hostility of Mr. Peel, but he was mortified at finding his flanks turned by Lord John Russell and Mr. Brougham. He did not turn on them, kint . he expected it should be the last time - Broughamtrickery on Reform ...