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... builder. 11 ART MS Y, John, Irumuongcr-iane. merchant. WILLS. Edward Pope, Cb.cheoter, tailor and draper. PANKRUPTS surrender BASINGHALL-STREET. ATHEARN, William, brick-maker, Feb. 3, March 9, eleven. Attorney, Mr. ('aouan, lotnbury. John Kobcit, st. Alban's ...
... James NV. Inglis, Sir R. H. Smith, S. Burge, William Irving, John Smith, A. Burrard. George Jenkins, R. Somerset, Lord G. Capel, John Jermyn, Earl Stanhope, Captain Cecil, Lord Thomas Jones, John Stewart, C. (Penrhyn) Chandos, Marquis Jones, Theobald Stewart ...
... F. Burke, Sir John John.toee, SirJ.W.B. Stmley, Lord Burton, H. Kemp, T. R. Sun ey.Rt. Hon. E.O. Ruaton, T. F. Kennedy, T. F. Slenley, E. J. Byng, George King, Hon. R, Stephenson, H. F. O.S? King, Bolton Stewart, P. H. Byng, Sir John Knight, R. Stewart ...
... BERKLEY KING, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, lithographic printer. JOHN STEPHENS, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street, bookseller. CHARLES WAITE CRESSEY, Bristol, tea-dealer. HENRY LEWIS CROHN, John-street, Minories, commercial agent. BANKRUPTS. HENRY HUDSON, H ...
... and Bar, the Mansfield - at, eet f 3 in the London -road, Mansfield-street Bar, London. street l3sr. York -street Bar, King's Arms Gate, Warner-street Bar, the Bermondsey NeW Road Gate, Allea-street Bar, Homerstreet Bar, and Carlisle-laue Bar, in Hercules-iane ...
... the Noble Lord and his colleagues opposite, that, out of a bode Briscoe, John 0 H h 0 n n 1 .1) . . 5 P u.r .- rey N_ew_ Sarum of the Hon Member h A Chi h t Smith, John .- ces er he to convince him-that of 7,000 or 8,000 electors, only 800 or 900 ...
... solicitor to county of Kent against the registry hill. Sit PRA NCIS BLAKE poosessed • beet the Mayer Ceeperselse Ilerriampee.T Mr. JOHN CAM PBELL esid, het after. des big me war. slued—et prism loss wereasermil—W the pais ab. be read Maher it. At prom be ease ...
... the left arm. I re-applied boiling water, tied up the right arm, and after a renewal of the hot water to the heart and chest, opened the vein of the right arm: the blood flowed thick, and nearly as black as ink, but stopped; I then steamed the arm: the blood ...
... would be further considered, and that Ireland would be allowed participate fairly in the rights of representation. j Mr. J. GRATTAN was anxious that the machinery of the English bill should be extended to that which related to Ireland. Mr. HUNT presented ...
... The armed force Immediately entered, and most of the men who were In arms in - this place were arrested after a resistance, in which several were wounded. One of their chiefs was seized, who had hid himself in a chimney, where he was still armed with ...
... little boys, his sons, were in the shrubbery, near the ball-door ; they saw five armed men lurking among the trees; the children towards the door, pursued by the men with their arms presented. Mrs. Lee, a l a rmed by the cries of her ran to their assistancp ...
... the Morning Herald _ s _ Edit°, islosia se, Fleet- s t r eet.-Letters e -Publialied by JOHN 1, mid at No. 103, 550 g-lane; ` GRIFFITH, formerly of HORSHAM, Sus- JOHN GRIFFITH, son of Thomas Griffith, formerly of In the county of Sussex, Carpenter, who ...