... fhorgery b cnI A~ nFK,~le6 I eadntbngulyo rery.d The commissioners were escorte i daily by a body of e the unlion rind wHlked arm in arm, wish its principal if members. All the liitelligence and respectahility oh p * Btidgewvater was In fevaur of the corporation ...

... HOUSE OF CoM3IONS THIS EVENING-. _ The SPEAKER took the chair at' five minutes before four o'clock. John More Keith was conducted by the Serjeantat-Arms to the bar of the house, and being reprimanded in the usual words and manner by the SPEAKER, was ordered ...

... house; the surviving brother, John Neill, is an uomarried They lived together, and were always considered quiet men, and very much attached to each other, except when iu liquor, at which tine they were apt to be quarrelsome. John Neill custody, a verdict of ...

... Inn, Aldermanbury. Mr. WV. ICE, .China Warehouse, Bath; the Golden ILion, and Foitesque Arms, Barnstaple; Mr. Aefos FNYt, Steam-P'acket Hotel, Illracombe; King's Arms Inn, Plymouth; ELLIOTT'S Hotel, Devonport; and .at' the Steam-Packet: Office, 60, Quay ...

... to-morrow (this (lay.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the chair at five minutes before four o'clock. John More Keith was conducted by the Serjeantat-Arms to the bar of the house, and being reprimanded in the usual words and manner by the SPEAKER, was ordered ...

... co-tudy of' thie Sergeant-at-Arms, utid seas adrhdessed by tlte I 11Sekrto nearly ihuetohlou'ing effect :- co itdbfr a Cotimiittee of the hI eause of aiding and abetting to procure 0 thie allsenteoif a witness, named John Pilgrim, in oriler to pievecat ...

... 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 ...

... peso- dissilhigogo, in the said county of Cardigan. The above very compact broke tables, mahogany chairs, sofa, and chaise lounge, pier commodes estate adjoins the turnpike road lending from Aberayron to Cardigan, and with marble tops, Brussels carpets ...

... assembled at the Essex Arms Tavern, opposite IVatford-market •' and the usual formalities having been gone through, they proceeded to view the bodies; viz. Thomas Jordati, the overlooker ; Joseph Barker. Evans, Sylvanus Rudings, John Betts, William Byard ...

... SEGRAVE presented a petition from Stroud, in favour of the Great Western Railwa3. Lord DINORBEN presented a petition from Cardigan, against the Corporations Bill. The Duke of I3UCCLEUCH presented a petition from the graziers of Leicester, in favour of ...

... of MANSFIELD presented a petition against the Irish Church Bill, from the inhabitants of St. John's, Hampstead. Lord DYNEVOR presented a petition from Cardigan against the Municipal Corporations Bill. The Duke of BUCCLEUCH presented a petition from the ...

... the breastI. Titis subslafiee rapidly' ifcrq-ai~ed in size, with very great p~aiii, extending to the'arm-pit, &nd a'ffict- ring the uise of the right arm. It presented an irregular surface, kiiotty and hiard, of a dark purple and greenish colouri in' size' ...