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... Robert Gardiner, K.C.B. Royal Artillery; John Free, mauile, Coldstream Foot Guards; George William Russell; Edward Wynyard, Grenadier Foot Guards; James Firgusson; Thomas WiHiara Brother 100 ; Sir Adolphus John Dalrymple, Bart, half pay ; Sir James Henry ...
... Beeralstun Bon bam F R, Rye Brndcnhall Lord, Burge G, Eye Bnrrard G, Lxmington Buxton J ...
... REFORM Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved tlie order the day for the second reading of the Parliamentary Reform Bill. Sir R. VYVYAN, notwithstanding bad personal Interest whatever in the measure—yet thought the Bill so full of danger the country, that, with all ...
... ami eldest daughter ul Richard Spooner, Esq., banker, of Birmingham. On Wednesday last, aged 9, Elizabeth, third daughter Mr. John Rice, shoe- maker, of Kenilworth. Tuesday week, Mr. Joseph Perkins, of Guy’s Cliff Bli'd. Wednesday week, Mrs. Canuing, of ...
... Manchester. Mr. BARING approved the conduct the Right Hob. Gentleman in granting the Committee, which, ia his opinion, ought to armed with very extensive powers. was very clear, from the s'atcme. which had been made, that much distress was felt in Spitalfields ...
... ertford, Tweedale. Earls —Hardwicke, Mount Clancarty, Mountcashel, Scarborough, Chesterfield, Graham (Moutrose),Carrick, Cardigan, Luean, Charieville, Elgin, Macclesfield, Warwick, Ma'.meshury. Viscounts —Hereford, Exmouth, Strathallan, Melville, Gort ...
... Runiskilleo—Uon. A. 11. Cole Kilkeuny—Mr. Sullivan Liaburn—Mr. H. Meynell New Ro*s—Mr. John Talbot Tralee—Mr. M. O'Connell Wexford—Mr. C. A. Walker Youghall—Mr. John O'Coanell ...
... relative Bill now before the House, hy which John intended to give museum lo the- nation, and which the nation intended to accept. Hecould assure ti.e House the petition, which was from Sir John Sou lie's sou. merited attention tile House. Mr. COB ...
... venerable father Northampton-6 Death of Sik John Doyle,—This gallant officer died a few days since, his residence in Somerset-slteet. Portman square. His military career was one of high repn tation. Sir John's death the Colonency of the regiment so long ...
... as before announced,) Mr. John Jones, gun-maker, Birmingham, to Mary Shenton, daughter of the late Mr. Jeremiah Goodall, of this City. Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Barrs, baker, of this City, Mrs. Gibbard, widow of the late Mr. John Gibbard, butcher. Yesterday ...
... —(a) John Calrrafl, Esq Warrington—(a) John Blackburn, Esq, of Hale Hall, sun uf the laic M.P. fur Lancashire Warwickshire (South)—(a) Sir John Mordaunt, and E Sheldon, E-q Warwickshire —(a) William Stratford Dugdaie, Esq, Blytbe Hull, and Sir John E Wilmot ...
... COVENTRY POLICE OFFICE. Friday. Before Mr. Hawkes. John Lenton, an inmate of the House of Industry, this City, charged with assaulting Anthony Johnson, another inmate. From the evidence adduced, this appeared an unprovoked and cruel assault. Committed ...