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... Wicklow, Harrowby, Lindsay. VISCOUNTESSES—Anson, Granville. LORDS—Frankfort, de Montmorency, Brubazon, Garvagh, Marsham, Thomas Cecil, Tullantore, Oakley, Waterpark, Marcus Hill, A. Conyngham, 13agot, A. St. Maur, Ranelagh, M. Kerr, W. Graham, Cranstoun ...
... prison. The chairs being then opened gave out, not a fair retinue of female attendants, but, like the Trojan horse, a hand of hardy warriors clad in full armour, Ito instantly cut in pieces else guards, snatched up the mon. arilt, and having placed pine a ...
... absconded from Brighton. An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon, at the Bird-Cage, Silver-street, Falcon-square, on the body of Thomas Judd, a fine infant, six months old, son of Mr. Judd, egg-merchant, of Silver-street, who was killed in the following shocking ...
... profits, which were stated in the re- tnrn made to the Bullion Committee in 1819, et. £5,200,000 or thereabouts, and some are hardy to | affirm that this reserved fund is now discovered to have diminished to about £1,500,000, in which, too, is incladed asum ...
... Johnson, l>>rdt: Fortuna, L chfeld, Stettin: Diana, Hansen, Stralsund: Agenoria, Welsh, Altona: Con. riot, Roux : Leontine, A Hardy, Bourdeaux : Dove, Holburn, Quebec: Thistle, Miller; Stalling, Storey; Velatun, Duchers; Gallant, Jackson, Amsterdam: Catherine ...
... and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Miss Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Crowther, Miss Wilkins, Mr. Lowther, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Hardy, ...
... knowledge \—Letter from Paris. SHEFFIELD, JUNE 2. At the Meeting of the Trustees of the Girls ' Chirity School, this week. Rev. Thomas Sutton paid into the hands of the treasurer of that charity the sum of being money presented to him by a benevolent individual ...
... under th* Reform Bill. ABINGDON. Two c ind dates have come forward: Thasass Bowls*. K«q. of Milton Hill, a firm reformer, and Thomas OuffirM. Esq., of ?? Park, who, five or six year* ago, was the unsuc- cessful opponent of Mr. Maberly. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Thi* ...
... Clerk. Newark, May 30, MM. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that no the 21kth Day of May instant an Order was signed by Henry Conroe and Thomas Nixon Esquires ftwo of his Majesty's Justices of the Praise luting is and for the County of Nottingham) for diverting TURNING ...
... reserved profits, which were stated in the return made to the bullion committee 1819, 5,2G0,000/. or thereabouts, and some are hardy enough to affirm that this reserved fund now discovered to have diminished to about 1,500,000/., whicb, too, is included a ...
... 'y-iJieutenant. tho of the , ads?. ' -' the County of York. To be Denutv,%d HonV -- :\ ard StUlingßeet Cayley, Woodaii, jun. Thomas night, about eleven o'clock, -Hfully threw large of w •*> ;, - ' * -ur. James Crosby, ab an* •''. ''?,V'«*' Sunderland, and ...
... Madame Brume—Mr. W. Collcutt, St. Aldate’s, Oxford. 6th prize—Eight Seedling Tulips, and BelPs King— Mr. Thomas Looker, Oxford. Seedling prize—Mr. Thomas Looker, Oxford. Green-house Plants.—\st prize, Epacris Pulchetla, Epacris Grandiflura, Sprengelia Incarnata ...