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... affairs of Portugal, June 6, 1833. Arbutbnot, Hon. Gen. Hanmer, Sir John Stanley, E. Archdale, Gen. Hanmer, Col. Smith, T. A. Apsley, Lord Hayes, Sir F. Stewart, John Ashley, Lord Hay, Sir John Stormont, Lord Attwood, M. Hill, Sir R. Somerset, Lord G. Baring ...
... parson, the Rev. P. M. Cumming. He succeeded in seizing on part of the properties of James Conway, John Conway, Edmond Conway, the widow Conway, and John Duggan. He attacked the dwelling of Richard Conway, and by throwing in the pig-house door, succeeded ...
... of his, Sir John Campbell, had made oh- those requisite qualifications. (Hear, hear, hear.) '. l :h B , servatioan i upon the government unbecoming in a British question then was, as the gallant member for Worceete• officer. He knew Sir John Campbell, and ...
... Dublin Steam Packet Wharf, adjoining St. itesettC•C. Mel office. 16, John-street, Crutched-frlars ; branch 0p U di4 11111 1; from whence small packages are forwarded, N44L0.Nb;,,,J• 16,_John-street, Crutched-frlars.— The k l , Relf e t. ;'' D ERRY, on Thursday ...
... also confirm, by advices from the Upper Province, the dismissal;,from office of the Attorney and Solicitcr- General, and name John Rolfe, Esq., as the new Solicitor- General. At Quebec there had been no arrivals from England, but the Quebec Gazette says ...
... mingham, wine and spirit merchants—John Jackson Bland, and Wm. Andrews, of Reading, attorneys at law and solicitors— Gearvis Beanland, of Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, and John Crabtree, of Bradford, joiners and carpenters—John Hanbury licaufoy and Henty Resell ...
... maintained in Spain ? Washot the contrary the fact, and was not the war in Portugal at this moment carried on by men ships, arms, and ammunition supplied by this country and through this country? Ile asked, even irthey had kept faith with Portugal, had ...
... April: and we are now about to record the first celebration of its triumph as it occurred on Tuesday last, at the Eyre Arms, St. John's Wood; where from 150 to 200 persons sat down to a good dinner, and to gratulate each other upon the natural result of ...
... foreign ports. By Mr. Robinson, from Brixham, Torbay, and Devon, for relief to their distress. Lord Altborp, in reply to Mr. H. Grattan, said that all proceedings under the tithe act were suspended. Mr. O'Connell said 1000 writs had been issued for sums of ...
... Jackson, John—Pembroke Jelf, Wm. E.—Christ Church Cla: I 11. Garrett, John—Ch. Ch. Guillemard, H. P.—Trinity Harris,Thomas—Magdalen Peter, John T. H.--Ch. Ch. Simpson, Richard V.—Balllol Smith, Edward—Wadham Stone, William—Wadham Thomas, John—Trinity. ...
... Peter John King lately taken Iiis at one of the universities Iiis lordship also left several founder of the family Peter first lord ol Jerome King of family hy of Locke was appointed Lord Chief Justice 1714 was constituted Chancellor 1 His sons John Peter ...
... rule was then discharged. LATE DUEL AT EXETER.—THE KING V. SIR JOHN JEFFCOTT AND OTIIER3. Mr. Erle, on the part of two of the defendants, Mr. Holland tlad Mr. Milford, who, with Sir John Jeffcott and Captain Halsted, had been charged on a coroner's i ...