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... strongest possible light. Three u' Cloth. —At this moment vve have received from Loughborough, the supposed strong hold of (ieneral John- son, the following statement of the poll at twelve o'clock : — Phillips..' J5O Manners 272 J oh. .son '211 ! HERTFORD COUNTY ...
... Moore having resiveci. HADDINGTON 4 JEDBURGII 3 AND OTHER Dec. 18 —Robert Stewart, Esq. DUMFRIES (County), Dec. 19.—John J. Hope John' stone. ABERDEEN (City), Dee. 18.—Alexander Bannerman , NVithout opposition. KIRKALDY. DYSART, AND OTHER. BURGHS, Dec ...
... Raith. DUAIPRIZR (COUNTY), DEc. 19. EDINBURGI (CITY), Dzc. 18. . John J. Hope Johnostone. Lord Advocate .. .. 3437 LZ1T11 DISTRICT or BURIus Abercromble .. . 3288 Drc. 18. Blair .. . 1282 John Archlbald Murray, Esq., GLAsGow, Dsc. 18. Mr. Ai1cheson having ...
... outrages on the persons and property of that party. We have not heard of any lives being lot.—Manchester Herald. YoronAtt..—Mr. John O'Connell, a youth of ei;hters, has been returned. Mr. Davis, the defeated candidate, in his address, states— Large bodies ...
... esq., and Hon. T. Stanley. Poole, 2—Sir John Byng and B. L. Lyster, esq. Pontefract, 2—The Hon. H. V. S. Jerningham, and John Gully, esq. Portsmouth, 2—J. Carter, esq., and F. T. Baring, esq. Plymouth, 2—John Collier and Thos. Bewes, esqrs. Radnor, I—Richard ...
... Ban»oniuuuo+> —Ottplain Bernard. New Ross—John Talbot, (n) (Repealer.) Berkshire— Rob. Palmer. R. G. Throckmorton. John Walter; («) ■ Tralee —M. O’OonneH. (Repealer.) MaXlow-i-T. O. Daunt, (n) • (Repealer.) East Surrey —John J. Briscoe., Major Beau* clerk, (b) ...
... BANDONußiDori —Obtain Bernard. New Boss—John Talbot, (n) (Repealer.) Berkshire lioi. Palmer. -R. G.‘Throckmorton. John Walter: (n) ■ .Tralee—M. O’GonneH. . (Repealer.) MaXlow-i-T. O. DJuqt. (n) • (Repealer.) ■East-Surrey—John J. Briscoe.. Major Beau- clerk. (») ...
... clreumstances of the-couteat,-and-the liberal cbaracter of -te men they elected, but for those-of the northern there is. -none. Bir John Tirell is3 well'known as a thick and tbhn *-Tory~a stilckler for, tvery- abuse as it was, and be made io secret of his opposition ...
... the Capting tells us to order arms ; won't bring down my firelock without orders if your head was on the top of it. That's right, Joe, male soger, I tel ye—only arter this shoulder your firelock perpendicular. John, you've got a firelock—what made ...
... . NEW WORK By ths Amberle 3 H voIGNIs. .WATII sad BYE-WATS. pest Ilea LEGRNDSof theRHINE sod the LOW COUNTRIES. By T. C. GRATTAN, Esq. Take mostnieted the pietunequis madkiess of Fleeden, which am quite is this oravab but old* besides their Minim Mowry ...
... It. Southey, Vol. I.—Treatise on Astronomy, by Sir John Herschel—Treatise on Heat, and its Applications, by Dr. Lardner—History of Ireland, by Thomas Moore, Vol. I.—Lundon : Longman and Co., and John Taylor. With an elogantly-engraved Title, Sixth Edition ...
... Cathe- dral Church of NN oicester, void by the deitb ot the Reverend John Francis Seymour Fleming St. John. IV „r Office. Dee. lb, 1832. /.id Regiment of Foot — Major Charles St. John Fancourt, from half-pay Unattached, to be M-ijor, vice Robert An- oint ...