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... ^lnrtin Stapylton, Esq Ja_. Barber, Esq. John Spencer Stanhope, Esq John Barton, Esq. E. s. Straiigway es, Esq. F. Cholmeley, F^q. Edward Taylor, Esq. Lieut. - ...
... Carruthers David, Hull Lowther, John H, York City Chapman Aaron Whitby Viscount. Pontefract Dalbiac, Sir. C, Ripon Pembcrtor., Thomas, Ripon Duncombe, Hon. North Richards, John, Kuaresbro' w , Trench. Sir F. Scarbrcugh Hardy, John, Bradford Wortlev, Hon. J ...
... R M Blamire. W Hobhouse, Sir J Ronayne, I) Blunt, Sir C Hodges, T Rooper, J B Bodkiu.John Jamesllodges, T I. Rundell, John Bowes, John Holland, B Russell, Lord John How ring, Br Hoskins, X Russell, Lord Brabazon.Sir Wro J Howard, F. t; Russell, Lord C ...
... that town, with respect to the undue influence used by the aristocracy and clergy during the period of the late election. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that he should on Thursday next present two petitions on the subject of the Dublin election, praying that ...
... any other tree. A Contrast — The conduct of Mr. Bunting, in advocating the Tory cause in South Devon, in opposition to Lord John Russell, is strongly contrasted by that of the celebrated Rev. George Whitf.cld, who, on being so- licited by Lord ('live to ...
... Lord Mexbro' ! and the vote was so recorded. Another man, with trea- cherous memory, gave his vote for the Karl of Cardigan .' John Gully, Esq. M. I*. for I'ontefract, was a conspicuous character during the day, and indefatigable in his exertions in ...
... Mount St. John, near Thirsk, to Frances only daughter oi John Liefe. Esq., oi the former place. On Tuesday last, Mr. William Richardson, ot Bradford, wire-drawer, to Miss Mary Ann Banks, of tbe same place. On Monday last, at Bridlington. Mr. John Dunn, to ...
... examined, and settled,— By Order, JOHN SIMPSON s. agar JAS. RICHARDSON, Jun. JOHN KYLE EDWD. STEAD Clerk to the Trustees. WM. LABRON JOHN PHILLIPS WM. SCAWIN ROBT. CATTLE GEORGE BAKER RICDD. WOOD WM. HARGROVE ' JOHN HENRY CATTLEY THOS. WATKINSON HENRY ...
... to it being Lord Dudley Stuart, .Mr. O'Connell, and Air. Howard. I'pon a division, the numbers were — For the motion of Lord John Russell, ?? ; against it, 4(j. I'pon the motion of Lord jMokpeth, the report ofthe Committee on the Irish Church Hill was brought ...
... relative to town-clerks retaining office. Lord John Kisskm. moved to substitute the words during pleasure,'' for during good behaviour. After some conversation, the amendment was adopted. Lord John Hisski.l then moved the rejection of the Lords' amendment ...
... Asbby-de la-Zouch. Buxton and Castletou were also visited by bis Royal Highness. An appointment on tbe staff of Major General Sir John Colborne, Lieutenant Governor of the Canadas, has fallen vacant by the demise of Lieut. Col. G. A. Eliot, Major of Brigade ...
... night last, about half-past seven o'clock as John Cl.High, ostler in the employ of Mr Dawson, of the kidderlanc Inn, between Leeds and Tadcaster, was returning home, he was met by seven men, some them armed with bludgeons. They threw'him down; one of them ...