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... Willoughby Gordon, Sir R. H. Vivian, Sir John Bvnfr, Sir James Kemp, Sir i A. Hope, Sir John M'Donald, Sir R. Donkin, Sir I Richard Jackson, Sir John Seabright, General Maitland, • Col. H. B. Lygon, Col. John Duffy, Lieut. Col. Ma' berlv, Major J. H ...
... will prove a total wreck. _ DREADF UL SUIPWRECY.—The following account of the wreck of a gentleman's yacht in the Bay Of Cardigan, on the night of Friday the 30th of August, is extracted from the letter of a correspondent at Aberystwith, dated Sept. 7th ...
... Whyatt and Mr. John Green, who are implicated in this dreadful affair, are men of property, and respectably connected. It is understood to their intention to remain in concealment until the assizes. The contract of the reforming Sir John Key, ostensibly ...
... banquet. Lord Francis Leveson Gower, with a fortune of 100,000/. a year, is receiving half pay as an Ensign in the army ; and John B. Scriven, Esq., a wealthy member of the Irish bar, and King's Counsel, is also on the half. pay list as Lieutenant.—Limerick ...
... Peregrine Bingtam, David Jardine, Richd. Whitcombe, John Elliot Drinkwater. Edward John Gambier, Thos. Flower Ellis, James Booth, Henry Roscoe, Charles ustin, Edward Rushton, Edward Cock- burn, John Buckle, and Daniel Maude, the sioners; Mr. Black burne ...
... Painter, to Mary Evans, Confectioner, both of this town. On the 3rd Instant, at Grendnn Church, by the Rev. John Clare, N. A., Vicar of Bortbnry, Slr John llgnmer, of /isomer and Bettistirki Park, In the County of Fl nt, Baronet, SI. P. for Shrewsbury, to (semi ...
... ce was c.rrird to the Or.iigetneothat the op. ■ —or Roman Catholic-parly, provided, like them ...
... the diffusion of political knowledge among the people : but such conduct the part of Lord Brougham, Lord Akhorp, and Lord John Russell, admits of no apology. They cannot pretend that it is injurious to the common weal that the people should instructed ...
... S.ib-Goveriu.r. Sir JOHN WM. LI.BBOCK, Bart. Deputy-Governor. DIRECTORS. George Pearkcs Barclay, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Kdward Browne, Esq. The Hon. J. T. L. Melville. ?? S. P. Calvert, Esq. Thomas Poynder, jun. Esq. John Deacon, E&q. William ...
... by a ma- gistrate riding into the ring, and warning the parties to cease. The combatants, in this msnatch, walked away arm-in-arm. Several thousand &*rsons were present. TaE CRiOPS, &C. (n Com a Correspondent.)--In the course of travelling about -inmiles ...
... witnesses connected with the Tea Trade were, Mr. Richar Twining, Mr. James Coutins, Mr.Edmund Edward Antrobus, MI William Fry, Mr. John Miller l(of the firm of Garrat and Co,) Mr. Wililam Brocksopp, Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. William Ship ity (of the firm of Catheral ...
... give an extract respecting the fatal interference of the surgeon's wife. John Owen, the boatswain, was the only witness that knew anything of this occurrence : EXTRA.CT PROM JOHN OWEN'S DEPOSITION, TAKEN SEPT. 10. 'The surgeon called us aft, and ordered ...