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... sole expense of John Hare, Esq. was opened for divine worship on Tuesday morning. The service commenced with singing, and after a psalm and a chapter from the scriptures had been read, a fervent prayer was offered up by the Rev. John Leifchild. The Rev ...
... Hon. G. Lumley, John S. Warburton, Henry Dundas, Hon. Thos. Marshall, Wm. Western, Charles C. Dundas, Siiß, Moberly, John Whitbread, W. Easthope, J. Marjoribanks, Stewart Wood; Charles Fazakerley, J. N. ' Mouck, John B. 'Wood, John French, Arthur O'Connell ...
... George's, Hanover-square, Septimus Holmes Godson, Esq. to Miss Susannah Courtoy, youngest daughter of the late John Courtoy, Esq. On the 24th instant, John Manship Norman, Esq., ef the Mimile Temple, barrister-at. law, to Catharine Eliza, eldest daughter of the ...
... Lancashire, tailor. [Norris, John street. W. Locke, Bury S8 Edmund's, innkeeper. [Austin, Gray's inn. W. Snowden, 1-allow, builder. [Byrne, Lincoln'sinn. Fr&idly, June 25. INSOLVEN TS. J. Briggs, Horelbam, victualler. W. Lewis, Upper John street, Commercial road ...
... who had been employed some years ago to negotiate a loan wav'of mortgage, between noble Lord (the name not mentioned) and Mr. John Emerson. The charge against Mr. Garbutt was, that he had taken a mortgage security for 7,000/., at per cent, inlereat, on estates ...
... had not been for the unexpected arrival of a steam-boat, commanded by the Governor, who obtained complete victory over the armed multitude, attracted to the banks of the river to see a miracle of the prophet, who had promised to dry up the river. This ...
... Dtmdas, Rt. Hon.G.Lumlev, John S. Warbarton, Henry Dunda>, Sir It. Mat shall, Win. Western, Charles C. Easthupe, J. Maherly, John Whitbread, W. W. J. Majoribanks, S. Wood. Charles Fazskerley, J. Ni M.mck, John B. Wood, John French, Daniel Wrotlesley, ...
... moved for copies of any correspoudehce as to the state of the Goals in the West Indies, •i-c.—Ordered. .. ABSENTEEISM. Mr. H. GRATTAN moved for a return the absentees Ireland. Sir M. RIDLEY observed that he did not knowhow any Mich return could be made out; ...
... Alderman Lumley, 9. Leonard, T. B. Waitbman, Alderman Warburton.H. Martin. John Morpeth, Loid Macaule>,T. B. Nugent, Wilbraham. G. Wynn, Sir W. W. Wynn, Right Hou. C, Ward, John Norton.O C. Ord, Win. Sykes, T>. Tellers. Rice, T. S. PhUlimote,Dr. A Bill ...
... Churches' Bill. Mr. SCOTT presented a petition from the tallow candle makers of Rozburghshire, agan.st the duty on candles. Mr. JOHN SMITH presented a petition from certain Christians in Armagh, against their liability to take certain oaths. Mr. O'CONNELL ...
... port ofa pethtidn1for the Etatbllsiahtssne t'~aehesp5 tb safe and sfecent el rtlto ddsto y(.~OLT'SCROPE, T E.FjRL G.IS.S &C,.& John Murray, Albermarle-atreet. ?? o~f~ FEZ; a' ioent, i n l'C4~ It~~ By THOMAS AIRD. , Printed ?? Bioclkwood,. Edinburgh; and ...
... Laid on the table. AGITATION IN IRELAND. Mr. TRA NT presented a Petition from Sir Harcourt Lees, calling upon the House to arm the Irish Government with power to put down Ihe factious proceedings of Popi-h Agi- tators in Ireland. The Hon. Member expressed ...