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... Braham, H. Phillips, Giubilei, Seguin, Nicholson, Willman, Grattan Cook, Paul Bedford, Charles Taylor, Fitzwilliam, and Bochsa. PROMOTIONS AND •APPOINTMENTS—prrom the lianzpshire Telegraph).—Com. John Drake, late o the Britannia, to the rank of Captain; Lieut ...
... E 13 WHO VOTED LAST ON OP LORD JOHN RUSS Ffrench, Fitz-Stephen Fielden, J. Finn, Wm. Francis Fitzsimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, Chris. Fort, J. Fox, C. It. Gaskell, 1). . 1 Gisborne, Thomas Gordon, K. Grattan, James Grattan, Henry Grosvenor, Lord R. Grote ...
... Barbadoe 9. near the Bedford Arms, Clapham-rise, Stockwell ; consisting of is at an respect to second point, power of cause-Stephens v Rowntree, ditto-Johnson v Slaak, ditto-Grenfell v It appeared on Saturday afternoon, between Johns, Coulson, I.ondon, Voasts ...
... Hallifax Paynter, Neeld, Tracy Leigh , Hanbury T rac y , David Watts Russell, Arabin, John Towneley, Towneley, Craven, John Round, Watts Russell, Charles Craven, John Neeld, John M'Cullom, Spottiswoode, Archibald, Robert Holford, Meek, Hoare, S. Sadler, Gwyn ...
... With the knowledge that those Ohio people were armed, it became an imperative duty to arm our posse. On arriving near the house of Phillips, seven miles Within the Michigan line, they found nine or ten armed men, ascertained to be a portion of the Ohio ...
... Robert Montell, George Cox, Edward Kennard, John Miller, John Philpot, arid John James, nine months, and the like recognisances. James Maylaw, Jesse Sherlock, John Gower, James Hollis, James Kensley, and John Taylor, six calendar months' ...
... of a Bond given to his MtCestv's.Coriunissienefs of Excise. — An Extensive Sale of Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. —By Mr. JOHN DAVIS, without .the • least reserve, on the Premises, Queea'srow, Pimlico, near the NeW Palace, Toss DAY, June 8, and Two fallowing ...
... WANNESS, and TAN—causes a circulation of blood in the minute capillaries of the skin, and gives to the countenance, neck, and arms, a beautiful clearness, softness, and healthy aspect. Not one of the least of the advantages of the Tantrukeyhu is that its ...
... 5, and Fortitude, 6, for New Zealand t William Stowell, 5, for the South Sea Fishery; William ketcalf, 7, for London; the John Barry, 12, for London; the Henry Freelin g 13, thr the South Seas; the Lady Nottnanby, 14, fo r t h e Mann-111s; the George ...
... Madkenzie, J. A. S. Macleod, Roderick Macnamara, Major M'Cance, John M'Taggart, J. Maher, John Morrison, J. Mangles, J. Marjoribanks, S. Marshall. William Martin, Thomas B. Maule, Hon. Fox. Maxwell, John Methuen, Paul Milton, Viscount Illolesworth, Sir NV. Moreton ...
... idea as to how the robbery had been: effected. - John BabbY, 64 13, said that he stopped the prisoner shortly after the robbery had been discovered, in neighourhood of Pirnlico, with the property under his arm. Suspecting that it b 4,1 stolep detained him ...
... Bart. Lister, Ellis d. Loch, James Lushington, C. Lushington, Dr. S. Mackenzie, J. A. S. Macleod, Roderick M'Cance, John Maher, John Mangles James Marjorilianks, S. Marsland, Henry Martin, J. Maule, Hon, F. Milton, Viscount Afostyn, Hon. E. Musgrave ...