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... prize was Mr. John Callow, the oldest player I Yarmouth; lie is technically called the Admiral I the Green, having been present at its opening, | under its present proprietor. The second and third best, were Messrs. John I’orrett, and John Richmond. The ...
... nothinig beyontl %hut was to the urpse. SIR JOHN JEI'TCOTT. Mr. RtOBINSON wished to know, wvith reference to thle Iat! k Itmentable affair at Exeter, whether steps had been taktri air fl~o rrecall of Sir John, Jeffc~tt Mr, STAN LEY said, that Gentleanas ...
... IRELAND. Dublin, Monday, May 27.—At the sitting of the Court of King's Bench this morning, John Walsh, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Trades Union, who was found guilty on Monday week of uttering a seditious speech at a meeting of that body, was brought ...
... Mr. So rj eant.—Dub/in Evening Post. 1 Monday May 27. . . . . _ At. the sitting or the Court of King's B,ench this morning, John Walsh, one, of the Vice-Presidents of the Trades' Union, *ho was found guilty, on Monday week, of uttering a seditious speech ...
... 6HIPPIM* INTELLIGKNCK. Mr. JOHN DACKUS. âIf thlssWdmeet^l Eye sf Mr. JOHN DACKUS, (late £â⢠e i, Glamorganshire), Dealer in -}? tl, >, at Mr. 1 particularly requested to apply to Mr. Jam Grosvenor- Edwardsâs, Merlinâs Cave, South advantage ...
... printed for the information of the Proprietors, and be ready for delivery, in the Bank Slot k.office, This Day, the 4th June. JOHN KNIGHT, Sec. MRPHILLIPS'S LAST NEW SONG, sung at ;ale's Concert, with unprecedented applause, My heart's In the Highlands ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. EEC El VP.D LAST MOHT.) Livekpool, June 2.— (High water six minutes past eleven—Wind W. moderate.) —Armed, the Sir William Wallace, Hannay,and Ocean, Sinney, from Mobile, and Undine, Weston, New Orleans, all with cotton ; George ...
... proceeded on Tuesday to the parish of Lismolin, to serve writs for arrears of tithe. The peasantry rose en masse, and having armed themselves with spades, shovels, and other weapons, stopped the police, and demanded that the proctor should be given up to ...
... places oi the Vorslberg, bare lately received reinforcements which their number is increased, it is said, 13,000 men, of all arms. It is believed that the cause this measure is the presence of the Poles in Switzerland, which gives reason to apprehend that ...
... were aware that in 1825, John the Sixth, of Portugal, established for himself the title of Emperor of the Brazils and King of Portugal and the Azores. This universally acknowledged throughout Portugal, and on the death of John » deputation went from Portugal ...
... upon the subject of exportation of arms and ammunition to belligerents towards whom this ?? try observed a state of neutrality ? He said—-' Steam-ve=sels may go, but they must go without arms ; and so also may arms as a matter of merchandise ; and, however ...
... he wished to refer. It had been said that Sir John Campbell had s1poken In a manner unbecoming an, officer of the King, the Minis- ter's, and the Parliament. He (Sir H .Hardinge) had served with Sir John Campbell during the Peninsular War, when that officer ...