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... hod of him, with i lithographic plans annexed, 28 days prior to the sale; also at the Castle at Brecon ; Camden Arms, Trccastle; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; York House, Bath ; the Plough, Chtjlier,ha;n ; the Auction Mart, Bartholomew- lane ; and ai Mr. George ...
... Sawle, J. F. Saint Aactell; Sloggat, John, Bodmin; Symons, â¢V-iii. Egloshayle; Secomb, John, Michael- stoic; Spear. Junr. Christr. Saint Dominick; Snell, Rd. Menheniot; Staccy, Junr. John, Le rant ; Sobey, John, Menheniot; Sargent, (iustavus, Liskeard; ...
... circulation from April 10, 1830, to Julv3o, 1831, was, in the week endinor July 24, 1 830— ,£22,6 1 2, 106 2s. sd. The sm il lest arm iit nt it) the same period was, in the week ending June 18, 1331 — £17,449,5111 19s. lid. — showing a difference of £5, 162 ...
... to the poor. Lord John Russell essayed an answer, bat was dull without being weighty, and tedious without being explicit. His speech was a jum- ble ofthe statement of Lord Althorp, and the in- genuity of Mr. Stanley. .Mr. H. Grattan excited considerable ...
... pleased to institute tbe Rev. William Davies. P. C. ef Mount, to the rectory of Llangunloo, in the county of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Rev. John. Jones: on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lord- ship has also been pleased to institute the ...
... for Labourers, and excel- lent Meadow Land adjoining, in the Parish of St. Teath. TO BE LET BY PUBLIC SURVEY, at the King's Arms Inn, in Camelford, on Wednesday the 15th day of January next, at Four ?? in the Afternoon, for a term of Fourteen or Twenty-one ...
... Book thereof. 16, King's Arms Yard* London, June 21, 1834. m / PLYMOUTH NirW GRAMtniAR SCHOOL. Head Master. R. NELSON BARNES, M.A. Of Pembroke College. Cambridge. Assistant Masters. WILLIAM S.O. DUSAUTOY,B.A. Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge. *• ...
... desirable Vessel. The JOHN and MARY is now discharging her Cargo from Nova Scotia, in the Mount Pier, where she may he inspected by applying to Mr. Tho j* as Wake, the Master, on Board, For further particulars apply to Mr. John White, jun. Falmouth ; ...
... politically buried Earl Grey ; and said that be would soon arise and scare some of the present dignified occupants from their arm-chairs— (Laoghter)— would dis- turb Ihe noble Viscount in his slumbers— (A laugh)— and interrapt the festivities of noble peers ...
... Sawle, Nicholas Ken- dall, John Samuel Enys, John Ennis Vivian, Thomas John Phillipps, Richard Johns, George Simon Borlase, William Hext, Richard Bpry, Henry Thomson, Christo- pher Wallis Popham, William Arunamll Yeo, John Kitta^tEhrjd^e, ...
... course inconsistent with his personal cha- racter as a gentleman, and on the motion of Lord John Russell he was committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms. Some conversation, without any result, occurred on Ac presentation, by Lord Morpeth, of Ac ...
... Thornton, Sir George Magrath, and Mr. Strode : Captain M'Quhae, Dr. Row, Mr. W. H. Bailey, Captain Maurice, Mr. Samuel Blake, Mr. John Hancock, Mr. D. 11. Hainsselin, and Mr. Edward Lyne, acting as Vice- Presidents. There were 31 Stewards for the evening. On ...