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... possession. The witnesses were bound over to prosecute. WORSHIP-STREET Three desperate looking fellows, name James Clark, John Smith, and John Burton, all of whom had the appearance of country labourers, were placed at the bar before Mr. Twyford, charged with ...
... Hardwicke Arbuthnot Wallace Hcytesbury Hereford, Viscount Feversham Newcastle Loftus (Ely) Rivers Rodney Sydney Dynevor Dartmouth Cardigan Douglas Macclesfield Manchester Limerick Skelmersdale Camden Belmore Walsingham Lonsdale Rutland Harewood Manners Charleville ...
... Emigration. JOHN HUN LANG, D., Principal of the Australian College, New South ’“We have seen the land, and behold it very good. JU C«bra U, M‘Crone, 11, Waterloo-pl«e. Pan-mall. Agents for Scotland—Messrs. Bell and BradfuteEd burgh , John Smith and Son ...
... Henry Thorp, M.A., st. John's CoUege. John Nelson, M.A., late Fellow of Queen's College. Nathaniel Dotison, M.A., St. John's College. John Gould, 8.D., late Fellow of Magdalen College. James Hawkins, 8.D., Magdalen College. John Frewen Moor, ...
... Fitzgibbon, Hon. R. Folkes, Sir W., Bt. Sebright, Sir J. Gladstone, T. Fordwich, Viscount Shawe, R. N. Grattan, J. Glynne, Sir S. R.Bt. Smith, J. A. Grattan, H. Grant, Rt. Hon. R. Smith, T. A. Hill, Lord Arthur Grosvenor, Right Spry, S. T. Jephson, C. D. 0 ...
... related only to cases where it was clearly ptoved to the Jury that the signals were made for an illegal purpose. Mr. GRATTAN said that on St. John's Eve the peasantry were in the habit of' lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to ...
... Col. Leith Hay, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Major Cumming Bruce, Mr. Frederick Shaw, Mr. Cutlar Fergusson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Robert Wallace, Mr. John Maxwell, Admiral Adam, Mr. Bannerman, Captain Dunlop, Sir Andrew Agnew, Sir George Grey, Mr. Plumptre, Sir ...
... conviction could take place unless the signals were for the express purpose of collecting the people illegally. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that on St. John's eve the inhabitants were in the habit of lighting fires, which might bring them under the operation of this Act ...
... -rnment for not following up the recoromendatiuß. ARMS (IRELAND). , l Mr. LITTLETON moved for leave to bring in the customary bill for renew ing for one ear the acts for regulating the importation of arms into Ireland. Mr. KITH YEN objected the bill on ...
... Bart., Hon. Edward Minefield, E J. Cooper, Esq., M.P., Colonel Perceval, M.F., Colonel Irwin, Mr. O'Hara, John Armstrong, Esq., Robert Jones, Esq., John Martin, Esq., M.P., Sir James Crof ton , Bart., Arthur B. Cooper, Esq., Abraham Martin, £sq., Colonel ...
... Esq., M.P., Chairman. The Hon. HENRY THOMAS STANLEY, M.P., Deputy Chairman. Birley, Thomus. Esq, Merchant, Kirkham. Bourne, John, Esq., Liverp. 01. Brockholes , Tliomas Fitzhc rhert, Esq., Claugh ton-hall. Garstang. Flletson. Daniel, Esq., Parrox Hall ...
... a*id is afterwards enclosed in a sarcophagus or case reade of sycamore, of cedar, aud sometimes of harder sui stances. Str John Soane possesses an imperfect marble sarcophagus, which was brought iuto this country by Bel-joiii ; but ihe finest specimen ...