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... T.S. Browne, J>. Finch, G. (Paired) Carew, R.s. Fit/roy, Lord J. Rii kfoni, Wm. Castlereagh, \ i-c Fleetwood, P. H. Rider, Thomas XV. Christmas, J. N. Foley, J. 11. H. Ridley.Sir M. W.Bt. Cole, Lord Foley, K.T. Rolfe, Robert M. Conollv, Col. E. M. Forester ...
... Muskerry, Wallace, Braybrooke, Bagoe, Dunboyne, Arthur, Chi- chester, Darnley, George Bentinck, Dunsany. Right Honourable — Thomas P. Courtenay. Honourable* — Captain George Campbell, R.N., Lieut. 11. L. Powys, Hervey Bagot, Lieut.-Colonel Caradoc. Bishops ...
... the letter of our Parisian correspondent.^ LETTERS OF EXCHANGE, OR LITERARY HUCKSTERS. THE CHRISTMAS BOXES OF THE BACHELOR, THOMAS LOBRAN. It is gold, silver, or paper, wliich sustains your life. 1 AMOKNI. DEDICATION TO HIS EXCELLENCY M. BURGOS, fee ...
... the House of Umirl. >n. , . ?? , Thomas Clark, Edinburgh ; and Wlnttaker and Co., Aye Maria-lane, London. _ _ _ of whom may be had, 1. Mil. IMS' HERODOTUS, school Edition, with English &*!_• N_J. on the CULTIVATION of HARDY EVERGREENS, JB, IiI'NAH on the ...
... of the House of Bourbon. Thomas Clark. Edinburgh ; and Whittaker and Co., Aye Maria-lane, London. of whom may be had, 1. NEGRIS' HERODOTUS. School Edition, with English Notes •' rolS. 12s. 2. M'NAB on the CULTIVATION of HARDY EVERGREENS, ls fid. ?? M'NAB ...
... Hyacinth, 18, Coin. F. P. Blackwood, East Indies. Imo^cne, 28, Capt. H. Hart (act), ditto. Investigator, 8, surv. v., Mr. G. Thomas, Shetland Islands. Isis, 50, Rear Adm. Warren, Capt. J. Polkinghorne, Cape of Good Hope. Jackdaw, 4, SUIT, v., Lieut. E. Barnett ...
... C.B. - a. 1 1 0 Eligible Marine lusu- Captain _. D. SchaW, ranee Association, R.N., ad. - - 0 0 North Shields - -1010 0 Thomas Lett. Esq. - 6 5 0 Mutual ditto - - 5 50 Charles Francis, Esq., British ditto - - 6 !> 0 ninth donation - 5 o 0 Mr. Rich. ...
... and Mr. John Taylor. Sir G. Murray declined. Sir John Maxwell arrived in Paisley this day, and had au interview with Provost Hardie, into whose hands he put a letter, formally tendering his resignation as representative of the town. Th.s unexpected occur- ...
... Wheatley, Sir Thomas Reynell, Sir William Keir Grant, Su George Nugent, Sir William Sheridan, Cli- ?? Sir H. Bayly, Sir J. Hamilton, Shrapnel, Sir Charles Gieville, Crosbie, Cookson, Sir A. Clifton, Sir H. Cumming, Darling, Sir Thomas Molynenx, Sir C ...
... llonouiahles Mrs. G Campbell, Mrs. Windsor, ..Irs. Vansittart, Mrs. Ferguson (d Pitl'our), Mrs. Thomas Erskine, Miss Ada Byron, Captain George Campbell, R.N , Thomas Dundee, Mrs. Dtt-ldaS) Colonel Windsor, Key. Edwanl Moore, Mrs. Henry Murray, Hiss Wind. sor ...
... to hisow n maintenance ; and, thirdly, to his family. The punishment of each felon ought to be according to his crime. Mr. HARDY w ished the bill to go into committee for thu reasons stated by the last speaker. Mr. C. WYNN was of opinion that the bill ...
... House of Bourbon. , ?? ?? , Thomas Clark, Edinburgh; and Wlnttaker and Co., Aye Maria-lane, London. Of whom mayV liiui, 1. NEGRIs- HERODOTUS. School Edition, with English Notes _. vols 1 ?? 2. M'NAlioi. the CULTIVATION of HARDY EVERGREENS, & M'NAB on the ...