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... L**ciurer on Materia ; George Pilcher. M.R.C3J-, Lecturer on Anatomy : Frederick Salmon. 12, (H«t Broad-street, Consulting to St.John's Hospif IHEDITORS of FRANCIS HOLLAND. Kankrupt.— Notice Lslvereby given the CREDITORS of FRANCIS HOLLAND, late County-terrace ...
... retiring salary of Co'.. Seymour, the Serjeant-at- Arms. It was stated, as our readers hive already seen in the published parliamentary paper, that the salary of Colonel Seymour was 2,300/.; the Sergeant-at-Arms to be appointed as liis successor is to have ...
... at the same time, though be declared he would take the arms from all. be did not interfere all with the Catholics who were in possession of them and was strong fact in this case that Kennedy's arms were duly registered, lie begged leave to ask further ...
... Wilks* Stationer* Bridge-street, Southwark ; or of Mr. Clark, who attends daily, between the hours of one and three* the Queen’s Arms Tavern* No. 77, Cbeapside* during his stay in Town. TO GROCERS. —The Proprietor of a Commercial SCHOOL, near town, having the ...
... soldiers being allowed to carry side-arms when not on duty. Mr. WARBURTON wished that a return should be laid before the house of the number ol cases in which soldiers had inflicted injuries upon persons with their side-arms on occurrences of broils. Lord J ...
... Lord Darlington, Earl of Dick, Q. Dottin, Abel Rous Egerton, Sir P. Elley, Sir .1. Vector, John Minet Finch, G. Forbes, W. in the House. 276 Gillon, W. D. Grattan, H. Grote, G. Gully, J. Hall, B. Hamilton, Lord C. Hawkins J. H. Heathcote, R. E. Howard ...
... the petition lying ° table. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in allusion to cases of intireidat.i°olfte elections, said he had seen a proof of that at the electioarao Trim, when a Protestant clergyman headed a part) , ° whom were armed. Mr. WYNN explained. he t Mr. PLUNKET ...
... business; but if he did not, and no other Hon. Member took it up, he should consider it his duty to do so. —( Hear, hear.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said it was clear that orders and warrants had been issued and used in the manner alluded to, but the question was, whether ...
... place, three-tenths of receive his tents without himself carrying arms, . and being . dffl ent , I this sum, or 152,7001. being deducted, there remain but accompanied by a friend also armed. (Hear, hear.) The i Lord J. RUSSELL said, that the clause proposed ...
... Aberdeen and London Shipping Company's :smack Superior, John Leslie master, for Aberdeen, both with g e neral cargoes. ABERDEEN STEAM-WHARF.—Departgre : the steran-shig Duke of Wellington, John Walker commander, for Aberdeea• with goods and passengers ...
... give a distinct and unqualified denial also : it was that which charged a Protes- tant Clergyman with heading an armed mob, himself armed with pistols. No such thing ever occurred, or could occur, among the respectable Protestant Clergy of that county ...
... 2. PROGRESSIVE GEOGRXP Uy the Author of Stories from the II land. John Murray, A . et. This day. Third ?? Edition, foolscap Svo., with Eleven BUBBLES from : N E NS of Nassau. John Murray, Albemarlc-street. This day is published, a Fourth Edition, Feur ...