... esq. Southington Nu Brown John, Febury Mundy John jun. Stockbs Brown Wm, Nelson A N. Budd Henry, K stoa Noyce Harry esq. Th Burslem N esq. East oodhay Reeves Henry, Up Se Burningham T esq. Froyle Saunders Geor Courtney John, Headbourne SeifeS, East Boost ...

... Richard*, John Bcnelt, John Grattan, Henry Rickford. William Berkeley. Hon Grlmatun, Vlacount Rlppon, Cutbbert Blddulph. Robert Gulley, John Roblnaoo, Geo R Bleb, Thom** Hall, Benjamin Roche, William Blackburne. John Hallyburtoo, HooD ...

... Pelham, He per Aoson, Sir G Gordon, RB Pendarves, se of Astiey, bart. Grant, Rt HnC Pepys, Sir f the Attwood, T Grattan, Perrin, Lo rsons Grattan, J Phillipa, Ge Bagshaw, Joho G » HoaC Phillips, M n the Baines, E Pinney, ost. Bannerman, Grey, Sir G bart Ponsonby ...

... wife of John BUke, depose, thai on Saturday lasi 1 hud been at work for Sir. Simpson. 1 did not finish tbe work lill about ten o'clock r.t night- When I came into Joseph Culiey'* iiou»r, where 1 lodged, the firat person I saw was my husband, John Blake ...

... General Palmer and J. A Roebuck Hof/on—John Wllkf, esq. and Mr Brownrlgf Hridgnorth—T. C. Whitmore, eaq aod R. Plgotl, eaq. Bristol—lit Mile* and Sir H. Vyryau, hart, ra/ne—Karl of Kerry CawS'iVge—Mr Rice end Mr Pry Cardigan (borough)—Ur. P. Pryee (’armnrtken ...

... to tm ,1-dt .h,, he +A-. .S .. : 10 inion ?? ?? . ?? ?? *'A M d relative to the stability of the present Ministry. S Lord John Russell in pursuance of the notice he gave, put some questions to Sir Robert Peel on Monday, on to the House going into a Committee ...

... ,*lgaQuatbtity of' silk m ercery; \Villiani Fitz anti John is hoefor passing base rtonay, eta be transported fisr a .t 1 ytcs aren Jate Jhstmn, for stealing watches difrom Sir. Jamaison, and John Mac Sheen, for stealing a. bin ii goose from Sirs. Martin ...

... commerce, These are the measures of uched rough T have but 1 opposed them not in conjancti Lord John Russell and Lord Aithorp—I have oppose he is not Lord John Russell and Lord m, in- ask you (continued Mr Stavley) whether Sir R. Pe an anti-reformer? Gentiemen ...

... Surgeou to St. John's Hospital; Edwin Moss, M. ?? Welbeck Street, Cavendish Squaie ; J. P. Holmes, M.R.CS.L., Doctors' Commons; Edward Joseph, ?? Weymouth Streei ; J. Ilenry, M.R.CS.L. Gainsford Street ; J. O. Pritchard. M.R.CS.L., East Cheap; John Hitchman ...

... Evans addressed them in terms ee of ans of securing the ir subsistence. those he used on the embarkation of the first b Mr Grattan seconded the mot ion, and intimated his tention of ‘proposing, on the discussion of the Irish lion. This address was received ...

... , due attention. ?? Soo C ?? ITA!i citjoHjN, WE 0sT~ecoped. ajpi~ ALL Pcrsois- having any Claims or san o the I1 Estate of JOHN X.SN ?? -undt also of Tiitehifield, Miller andlikrdeesae reqc~uested to send the p)itriCtdnrS teef ihrt ~. i. Thuma1110 Kil ...

... good he and efficient local government is certain.-Globe. h Letters of license have been given by a royal St decree to Air. John Brooks, of Manchester, for the fin- fo portation for ten years of two machines for weaving two peces of cloth at the same time ...