... Grantham RoseJ. W. Little Gonerby Denby William Colsterworth Rose Thomas Dent Thomas Grantham Roberts John Somerby Dixon Thomas ditto Rudkin John Dolby Daniel Foston Scott M. J. keisby Dolby Thomas ditto Selby Elizabeth Downing John, jun Barrowby Senescall John ...

... 1831, Mr. Wellesley ; and 18&f, Sir Thomas Lennard But, notwithstanding the power which the Reformers have, they seem lukewarm, and disinclined to oppose wij6 vigour the Blue candidates. The same paper say/— Sir Thomas Lennard Was not to be persuaded ...

... Principal Storekeeper of Ordnance. F. R. Bonham, Esq. Hon. H. Duncan, R.N. Treasurer of Ordnance. Alexander Perceval, Esq. Thomas Crecvcy, Esq. HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS. Master of the Horse. Duke of Dorset Earl Albemarle. Lord Chamberlain. Earl Jersey. Duke ...

... L, Ist January, 1836, I LAWRENCE FINN, E*q., in the Chair, I Moved by Thomas Furlong, Esq, ; seconded Nicholas Donovan, Esq.; . /■' Resolved—That Michael Carroll and Patrick Hardy, Esqr*. be requested to act as Secretaries to this Meeting, pid the Cutnmillece ...

... Richmond; and ut the Waterloo Hotel and Queen's Head, Durham. ALLEN AND BELL’S VTTHZZ.ZOUS STOMACHIC PILLS. INTERESTING CASES. THOMAS LEEK, of BlayJon, near Newcastle, certilifs, tli.it for more tliali years was dreadfully ulllieled witll a ,md Slomicll Complaint ...

... with all the odium (and all the danger) of the cha-acter attaching to an abettor of the lithe murders, the voter who will be hardy enough to raise his voice in favour of Tory candidate.— This will decide the question in the great majority of election* in ...

... after a minute investigation, returned a verdict Accidental Death. On Saturday night, as Benjamin Mortar, a servant of W. Hardy, E-q. of Letlieriug.ett, wa. returning from Cley with bis dray, be got off to turn fore horse which was rather nnmanageand ...

... Prospectus, to had at the School, and at 8, College green —Belmore, Dec. 23, J8.14. FEINAIGLIAN SCHOOL, KILHA RE- PLA The Her. THOMAS FLYNN, A.M., Master. AT the close of the Thirty-fifth Session o£ thb School, Certificates, Premiums, and other Rewards, were ...

... IMO , E. Indies. juoouxe, 28, Capt. Price Blackwood .1811., t. Indies, ordered home. , Intbstioator, 2 surv. v. and Surv, G. Thomas (1808,' Woolwich. Jackdaw, surv, v.. Lt-Com. E. Barnett ;is26’. West Indies. Jasecr, 1(5, Com. J. HacKett (I 828;. Mediterranean ...

... avail. 4. Sir Richard Q. Keats. Governor of Greenwich Hospital, died in his 64th year, and was succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy. About this time conside able anxiety prevails on account of the rapid spread of Trades’ Unions, and numerous petitions are transmitted ...

... Estate the late %I r. It. llooton, has been id, and placed in the Nottingham and Nottinghamolller Bank, in the of Messrs. Thomas thandhorn, Satnuiel ii ututotu, Sen., I hotpe„lohn Letherland, and 5% illiam king, to he applopriated to the general niter ...

... Majesty agreed upon last week. At one o'clock the committee entered the room, and on the motion of Mr. Alderman Lucas, Mr. Thomas Baring, took the chair. Among the gentlemen present, we noticed Sir Charles Forbes, Mr. Dimadale, Mr. Masterman, Sir Charles ...